Starter VPS for Affiliate Blog?

[Herstin]

Hi, I'm just getting started with an affiliate marketing blog and want to move straight to a VPS instead of shared hosting for better control and scalability. I don't expect much traffic in the beginning, but I'd like something that won't slow down as I grow. Looking for around 1–2 vCPU, 2GB RAM, and SSD storage with decent I/O. Budget is $8–$12/month. Location isn't critical, but US East or any EU location would be fine. Also interested in providers with easy upgrade options. Any reviews on Digitalcloud.pro VPS? Are they good?

[Fleck]

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[Franburgs]

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[myresellerhome]

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[Aelita]

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