Nfo Servers Lite, $ 2.99/mo. on Linux Shared
Lite has been updated on (added ), Aggregate Rating (3.5 out of 10 from 4 reviews)
| 🔌 Hosted domains : | 1 |
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| 🆓 free domains : | 0 |
| 📌 Dedicated IPs : | 0 |
| 💳 Payment Methods : | Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal |
| 🔨 Control Panel : | [In-house] |
| 🔧 Category : | DDoS Protection |
| ✍️ Support Options : | EmailHelp DeskForum |
| ⚑ Targeting : | US |
| 💰 Money-back guarantee : | 2 days |
| 🚀 Uptime : | 100 % |
See also initial Lite plan location on their website!
*📜 Plan description
Lite webhosting is a shared Linux hosting plan managed through NFO's in-house panel. It is suitable for community websites, clan pages, download mirrors, small project pages, redirects, and companion web space for other NFO services. Bandwidth and monthly transfer are unlimited, and the service is structured so overage charges are not possible. The plan keeps hosting management in the same NFO account environment used for servers, voice, VPN, and other services, which makes it convenient when web files, game-server downloads, and community resources need to live close to the rest of the infrastructure.
The shared webhosting service is intentionally simple and control-panel driven, with free setup, no overage charges, unlimited bandwidth and transfer, and a two-day free trial for new customers. It is designed for practical hosting of websites, downloadable game files, community resources, and related small to medium web projects without forcing cPanel or a conventional reseller stack. NFO handles server hardware, control-panel access, account access, and platform problems directly, while general software questions are handled through the forum. The service works alongside NFO game and voice hosting and can be used for clan or community pages, file downloads, redirects, and other companion hosting. The in-house control panel keeps management centralized with the same account used for game, voice, VDS, VPN, and dedicated services. Multi-month billing discounts are available for paid plans, and the service avoids surprise bandwidth bills by removing the possibility of overage charges.
The shared webhosting service is intentionally simple and control-panel driven, with free setup, no overage charges, unlimited bandwidth and transfer, and a two-day free trial for new customers. It is designed for practical hosting of websites, downloadable game files, community resources, and related small to medium web projects without forcing cPanel or a conventional reseller stack. NFO handles server hardware, control-panel access, account access, and platform problems directly, while general software questions are handled through the forum. The service works alongside NFO game and voice hosting and can be used for clan or community pages, file downloads, redirects, and other companion hosting. The in-house control panel keeps management centralized with the same account used for game, voice, VDS, VPN, and dedicated services. Multi-month billing discounts are available for paid plans, and the service avoids surprise bandwidth bills by removing the possibility of overage charges.
📄 Editorial Review
NFOservers, operated by Nuclearfallout Enterprises, Inc., is a long-established U.S. hosting provider focused on game server hosting, voice servers, VDS/VPS, dedicated servers, and performance-sensitive infrastructure. The company traces its roots to the NuclearFallout gaming community in 2001, while NuclearFallout Enterprises was founded in 2002 by John and Tom. John, also known as Edge100x, remains connected to the company as Owner, President, and CEO, while Tom, who passed away, was a co-founder and former CEO from January 2003 through May 2009.NFOservers is best understood as a specialized infrastructure provider rather than a generic mass-market web host. Their strongest identity is built around low latency, multiplayer game performance, custom automation, DDoS mitigation, and direct technical support. This makes the company especially relevant for gaming communities, server administrators, private VPN users, voice-server customers, and clients who need reliable routing for real-time online applications.
Their product range includes game servers, Murmur / Mumble servers, TeamSpeak 3 servers, HLTV / SourceTV relay options, VDS/VPS, dedicated servers, shared webhosting, personal VPN, and a newer private AI chatbot service powered by their VDS platform. Game hosting remains the core business line, with support for titles such as Minecraft, Counter-Strike, Battlefield, Rust, Valheim, V Rising, Palworld, ARK, Team Fortress 2, Left 4 Dead, Garry’s Mod, ArmA, DayZ, and many others.
Their VDS/VPS platform uses HVM Xen virtualization and is designed for workloads that need stronger isolation and more predictable performance than many conventional low-cost VPS services. Virtual servers can be used for game servers, voice servers, webhosting, mail hosting, file serving, backups, remote workstations, VPNs, and custom applications. Customers can choose unmanaged VDS service or managed game-server-only VDS options, with operating system choices including Windows Server, Gentoo, Rocky, Alma, Debian, and Ubuntu. The VDS order process also allows add-ons such as extra IPv4 addresses, additional memory, extra storage, prepaid bandwidth, unmetered transfer, webhosting, TeamSpeak, and Mumble.
The dedicated server line is aimed at demanding users and is based on company-owned hardware. Dedicated servers can be ordered as traditional unmanaged machines or as managed game-server-only systems for Linux or Windows. Windows Server SPLA options include Windows Server Standard 2016, 2019, 2022, and 2025.
Their webhosting service is simpler and more secondary compared with the game/VDS platform, but it remains useful for gaming communities and related websites. Shared hosting plans are named Lite, Standard, and Pro. NFOservers also includes free or bundled webhosting in some game-server contexts, especially for web-based in-game downloads and file syncing.
The personal VPN service is built on their VDS infrastructure and supports WireGuard, L2TP, and OpenVPN, with optional Pi-hole installation for blocking ads and spyware. This is a private, single-customer VPN model rather than a shared public VPN network. It includes dedicated IPv4/IPv6 addresses, port forwarding, user-controlled firewall options, and no logging of encrypted traffic.
The private AI chatbot service is another VDS-powered product. It uses Open WebUI and local/private LLM execution, giving customers a private chatbot instance without token fees or third-party chat sharing. This product is especially interesting for users who want more control and privacy than mainstream hosted AI chat services.
The website is available in English, and prices are shown in USD.
👪 Most Recent Customer Reviews
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-anonymous- (-hidden-)
😠 I run a Sven-Coop server, an old mod for Half-Life 1 that lets players play hundreds of user created levels as well as the core Half-Life content with other people. Sven has tons of content, compatible mods and player models going back to 1998. The main limitation with these old Half-Life games is that they require a secondary file server for decent file transfer speeds. I was initially attracted to this company because their rates were unbeatable. They claimed unlimited storage and unlimited bandwidth. Similar services online seemed to charge around 40-50 dollars for similar plans and were mired in deceptive manipulative advertisement.
This company has a plan for 4 dollars and is called their Lite plan. It seemed too good to be true and perhaps it was. For the most part the service worked and was stable. I used Filezilla to transfer files. I run a heavily modded Sven server and some of the mods I was using was requiring me to drastically increase the amount of data that I was using. I came to discover they had suddenly deleted all my files without telling me, only leaving a message on some log somewhere I had to find myself. Assuming that I had been hacked or that I had gone beyond some kind of datacap, I painstakingly used Filezilla to filter out about 30 different unnecessary file types from the transfer. Despite this I found all my files vaporized AGAIN, and this time without any notification anywhere.
After sending them an email I was met with the accusation that I had gone against their TOS because I had hosted "an entire game directory". Not only was this false, the whole directory would be the Sven-Coop folder, not the svencoop folder that lies within it, but I had made sure to literally remove any files that clients did not use. The people who were emailing me clearly did not understand how Sven Coop worked and how it is customary to host the svencoop folder or the svencoop_addon folder when setting up a Fastdl server. They claimed that I was hosting an entire game that someone could merely download off of steam, showing their continued ignorance of what they were talking about. Sven Coop has only a few gigabytes of data that comes with the game itself.
Not once did I ever receive an email alerting me that my services I am paying for were terminated and I am unable to even make a folder on their servers. I never received an apology or even an approximation of when my upload rights would be returned. After an interrogation period in which I had to explain how Sven-Coop worked and why I was uploading so many files, they eventually said that they had to talk to their CEO and that a maintenance order had to be performed to increase the amount of storage on the server that I am using. Of course this sounds nice on the surface but how can I wish to give money to a company who without warning can simply delete all of my content without any message, explanation or concern? I am sitting here attempting to ensure a stable and accessible server for a game with an already tiny playerbase and this company has forced me to take my server down multiple times or self-host it with piss-poor upload speed, giving my server a bad reputation as unreliable and slow.
They have shown absolutely no concern for what this has done for the community that I am attempting to foster or the inconvenience this has posed to not only me but for everyone else who plays on my server, is active within the discord for my server and any of the random people who would have otherwise taken my server seriously as a viable way to play the game. I am sitting here with absolutely no time table for when this "maintenance" will be performed and their general attitude has made me feel pressured to limit the growth of potentially new content that I may add to my server in the future knowing that at any given time they make decide to delete my content and harass me about a game they know nothing about.
They complained that the amount of data that I was using was causing complications with their system and effecting the performance of other users. I may have some degree of concern if the company did not state that the amount of data storage and transfer was INFINITE. If they are unable to meet this expectation then they should change their advertisement to reflect this. Harassing and hyper-fixating on the amount of content that someone is uploading when you claim infinite storage is bullshit. It shows that this company is yet another server company that manipulates the customer with false claims. It is obvious that the content that I am hosting is relevant to the game that I am hosting, if I am hosting an extra 3 gigabytes of game files out of my own personal convenience, that should be my issue and not theirs. I have a 8 terabyte external hard drive and this company is getting on my ass about using almost 100 gigs when their company pledges infinite storage? I understand that that is quite a lot of data for such an old game but that is reflective of the popularity and moddability of the game that I am playing. Surely a company that focuses on hosting content for games would understand the amount of content that some of these old games may contain.
Let us assume that the files that I had uploaded were not backups but in fact the only copy of the files that I had, due to perhaps a desire to switch files from one computer to another. I would have lost over a years work of effort because of the bullshit practices of this company and not even a shred of concern from them. I get the impression that I am being intentionally pressured to either lower the amount of files I am hosting or to quit their service due to their inability to meet their obligation for unlimited data. It is the only thing that explains why they would so callously delete my entire server contents without apology and without notice. Let us not forget that the amount of files that I must send to their servers can take roughly an entire day to send, with me usually sitting there ensuring that there are no errors. So they have also spit on my time as well, as whenever they decide to supposedly upgrade my storage capacity I will have to wait another day or two to actually use the damn server again.
Because of all of this I am considering upgrading my home internet so that I can avoid dealing with companies like this and just do it from home. Despite having the best rates and a very quick and responsive support team, I can't sit here and think that how they handled this situation is okay. Having my server ripped down, my files destroyed, no apology, no message or explanation and then on top of that to be accused of something that is not true and be subjected to an unknown waiting period to solve something that shouldn't be an issue is just ridiculous. If you claim unlimited storage, then you need to provide unlimited storage. Attempting to catch me on some kind of technicality to get around fulfilling that obligation is anti-consumer.
This company has a plan for 4 dollars and is called their Lite plan. It seemed too good to be true and perhaps it was. For the most part the service worked and was stable. I used Filezilla to transfer files. I run a heavily modded Sven server and some of the mods I was using was requiring me to drastically increase the amount of data that I was using. I came to discover they had suddenly deleted all my files without telling me, only leaving a message on some log somewhere I had to find myself. Assuming that I had been hacked or that I had gone beyond some kind of datacap, I painstakingly used Filezilla to filter out about 30 different unnecessary file types from the transfer. Despite this I found all my files vaporized AGAIN, and this time without any notification anywhere.
After sending them an email I was met with the accusation that I had gone against their TOS because I had hosted "an entire game directory". Not only was this false, the whole directory would be the Sven-Coop folder, not the svencoop folder that lies within it, but I had made sure to literally remove any files that clients did not use. The people who were emailing me clearly did not understand how Sven Coop worked and how it is customary to host the svencoop folder or the svencoop_addon folder when setting up a Fastdl server. They claimed that I was hosting an entire game that someone could merely download off of steam, showing their continued ignorance of what they were talking about. Sven Coop has only a few gigabytes of data that comes with the game itself.
Not once did I ever receive an email alerting me that my services I am paying for were terminated and I am unable to even make a folder on their servers. I never received an apology or even an approximation of when my upload rights would be returned. After an interrogation period in which I had to explain how Sven-Coop worked and why I was uploading so many files, they eventually said that they had to talk to their CEO and that a maintenance order had to be performed to increase the amount of storage on the server that I am using. Of course this sounds nice on the surface but how can I wish to give money to a company who without warning can simply delete all of my content without any message, explanation or concern? I am sitting here attempting to ensure a stable and accessible server for a game with an already tiny playerbase and this company has forced me to take my server down multiple times or self-host it with piss-poor upload speed, giving my server a bad reputation as unreliable and slow.
They have shown absolutely no concern for what this has done for the community that I am attempting to foster or the inconvenience this has posed to not only me but for everyone else who plays on my server, is active within the discord for my server and any of the random people who would have otherwise taken my server seriously as a viable way to play the game. I am sitting here with absolutely no time table for when this "maintenance" will be performed and their general attitude has made me feel pressured to limit the growth of potentially new content that I may add to my server in the future knowing that at any given time they make decide to delete my content and harass me about a game they know nothing about.
They complained that the amount of data that I was using was causing complications with their system and effecting the performance of other users. I may have some degree of concern if the company did not state that the amount of data storage and transfer was INFINITE. If they are unable to meet this expectation then they should change their advertisement to reflect this. Harassing and hyper-fixating on the amount of content that someone is uploading when you claim infinite storage is bullshit. It shows that this company is yet another server company that manipulates the customer with false claims. It is obvious that the content that I am hosting is relevant to the game that I am hosting, if I am hosting an extra 3 gigabytes of game files out of my own personal convenience, that should be my issue and not theirs. I have a 8 terabyte external hard drive and this company is getting on my ass about using almost 100 gigs when their company pledges infinite storage? I understand that that is quite a lot of data for such an old game but that is reflective of the popularity and moddability of the game that I am playing. Surely a company that focuses on hosting content for games would understand the amount of content that some of these old games may contain.
Let us assume that the files that I had uploaded were not backups but in fact the only copy of the files that I had, due to perhaps a desire to switch files from one computer to another. I would have lost over a years work of effort because of the bullshit practices of this company and not even a shred of concern from them. I get the impression that I am being intentionally pressured to either lower the amount of files I am hosting or to quit their service due to their inability to meet their obligation for unlimited data. It is the only thing that explains why they would so callously delete my entire server contents without apology and without notice. Let us not forget that the amount of files that I must send to their servers can take roughly an entire day to send, with me usually sitting there ensuring that there are no errors. So they have also spit on my time as well, as whenever they decide to supposedly upgrade my storage capacity I will have to wait another day or two to actually use the damn server again.
Because of all of this I am considering upgrading my home internet so that I can avoid dealing with companies like this and just do it from home. Despite having the best rates and a very quick and responsive support team, I can't sit here and think that how they handled this situation is okay. Having my server ripped down, my files destroyed, no apology, no message or explanation and then on top of that to be accused of something that is not true and be subjected to an unknown waiting period to solve something that shouldn't be an issue is just ridiculous. If you claim unlimited storage, then you need to provide unlimited storage. Attempting to catch me on some kind of technicality to get around fulfilling that obligation is anti-consumer.
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-anonymous- (ddiablo67@g...)
😁 Have been using NFO for over 6 years. I have had all types of servers with them, voice, game: battlefield, minecraft, and many others. They have always been great on the price and service they offer. I have nothing but good things to say about them. I will continue to use them as long as they are around.
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-anonymous- (fredcoldstone@g...)
😠 THIS IS TERRIBLE SITE!!! They allow animal and child porn like naleksuh.com does where the files are hidden and encrypted. This is terrible; also privacy violations are constant problem; this can not go on, FBI must close nfo servers forever. BE CAREFUL, DONT SEND CHILDREN TO THEIR HOSTS. Stay away from them otherwise your reputation will be irrevocaly damaged to say the least!
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