We verify the publication
We check the public profile of the editor, author or research project and the planned scope of coverage.
For editors, comparison authors and researchers
We provide a demo account, a transparent measurement scope and source material. We do not require a positive review or approval of the article before publication.
Every participant receives the same basic conditions. We agree the technical scope before account activation, while the final result remains entirely with the author.
We check the public profile of the editor, author or research project and the planned scope of coverage.
We select the service, period and test data. A demo account should never contain production data or another customer's data.
The team creates an isolated demo account only after agreeing the test. The public form never provisions an account automatically.
A test should include multiple runs, times of day, devices and cache states, not one selected best result.
We answer technical questions and may identify a factual error. We do not change the author's conclusions or rating.
The author states that the account was provided free of charge, gives the test date and links to current source material.
We do not impose a tool or final scoring scale. We do require the conditions, number of runs and dates to be documented so readers can assess the quality of the measurement.
The Hostilla.pl factsheet contains operator data, infrastructure, services and current price sources.
This set makes services comparable without mixing promotions, test conditions and single measurements.
| Area | Record | Publish |
|---|---|---|
| Performance | median and 75th percentile from multiple runs | tool, location, device, cache state and date |
| Availability | observation period and sampling frequency | incidents with start and end times |
| Support | channel, subject, first and complete response time | without employee personal data and without simplifying the question |
| Backup | backup scope, execution time and restore result | distinguish an available feature from a successful test |
| Cost | initial, renewal, migration and optional functions | net/gross amount, period and dated active source |
The register includes different types of material. Every item is labelled according to its actual nature and date.
A public industry discussion. It is not a current test or endorsement; it is listed as a historical mention with its age disclosed.
An external listing that classifies Hostilla.pl in a hosting and reseller VPS category. It is a directory/ranking entry, not a full benchmark.
A University of Szczecin publication lists hostilla.pl in a table of NASK partners. The citation confirms inclusion in the study, not a rating of all hosting services.
An external historical speed and usability measurement. The 2017 results do not describe the current website and are not used as a current benchmark.
An independent technical record of a mail host in the hostilla.pl domain, including TLS, HTTP/2, IP and AS20853. It is not a customer review.
Important: inclusion in this register does not mean endorsement. Historical reviews and measurements do not automatically describe today's service. They are shown so authors can check the history and perform a current test.
After submission, we will verify the public profile and contact you to agree the scope. Do not enter passwords or access credentials here.
Verification does not guarantee an account. Priority is given to coverage with a transparent methodology and a public result.
Editors, authors of public comparisons, technical researchers and partners preparing factual hosting coverage may apply.
No. We ask for transparent disclosure of the test conditions and an opportunity to correct factual errors, but we do not approve the rating.
We normally prepare an account for 30 days and recommend at least 14 days of regular measurements. Another period can be agreed before the test.
Performance, availability, support, backup, mail, security, plan functions, and purchase and renewal costs.
No. A link to the tested offer helps readers verify current data, but it is not a condition of access or the result.
No. The author retains editorial independence. We may answer questions and identify facts that need verification.