Very good support
Very good support, if you have any problems with the service, they will solve it very fast. Very Cheap. I recommend it a lot!!!
January 2, 2021
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Cube Hosting is a quality budget game hosting company with servers located within North America. Cube Hosting is primarily focused on providing Minecraft hosting, but also offers voice hosting through teamspeak3 and mumble hosting. All plans operate on blazing fast SSD storage, have unlimited CPU usage, unlimited 400+ megabit bandwidth, and free enterprise DDOS protection. A wide variety of support is offered, through live chat, email, a knowledge-base, and a ticketing system. Servers are automatically created, and operate with only minimal unavoidable downtime!
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