Hosting provider profile
VSHosting s.r.o.
We have fingerprinted 15 websites running on VSHosting s.r.o. — everything below is measured from those probes: where the servers answer from, which CDNs sit in front, and what the sites are built with. No marketing copy, no numbers supplied by the provider.
Observed between 22 May 2026 and 27 July 2026.
Where these sites answer from
Server location resolved from the answering IP, per site. A provider with one row here runs a single region; several rows mean either multiple data centres or an anycast network that answers close to the prober.
What runs on it
CMS and framework signatures matched on sites hosted here. Useful as a rough read on who a provider attracts — a WordPress-dominated host serves a very different market from one running mostly custom stacks.
A CMS or framework was identified on 100%% of the sites in this sample.
Domain endings
Top-level domains among the sites observed here. Heavy concentration in one country-code TLD usually means a regional host; a .com-dominated spread points at an international customer base.
Typical site authority
Sites observed on VSHosting s.r.o. carry an average Ahrefs Domain Rating of 5.5, across 14 domains with a rating. DR runs 0–100 on a logarithmic scale and most of the web clusters near the bottom of it, so low averages are the norm rather than a red flag. Read it as a rough signal of who a provider attracts, not as a verdict on the hosting itself.
How to read this page
This is a convenience sample, not a census. We see the domains that visitors of this site chose to look up, which skews toward whatever those visitors care about — so treat the counts as "sites we have seen", never as this provider's market share or customer count. A host with thousands of real customers can show a handful of rows here simply because nobody has checked them.
A CDN in front of a site can mask the origin. When Cloudflare, Fastly or Akamai terminates the connection, the answering IP belongs to the CDN, not to the hosting provider — so some sites attributed to a CDN across this site are really hosted elsewhere, and some sites genuinely hosted here never show up because their CDN answers first. This is the single largest source of error in any hosting lookup, ours included.
Reverse-IP attribution is coarse on shared hosting. Many sites answer from one address, and the provider behind that address is what we record — accurate at the provider level, useless for telling which plan or which server a given site sits on.
Each row is a point-in-time observation. Sites migrate, and we do not re-probe on a schedule; a site listed here may have moved since it was last checked. The date on every sighting is the date that reading was taken. Re-check any domain below to see its current state.
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