I am looking for a recommendation since every reseller hosting dealer seems to leave out critical information. My requirements include 2 CPUs per CPanel account, 4GB RAM per CPanel account, unlimited NVMe storage, unlimited bandwidth, daily backups, and staging options.

However, I am confused about the CPU cores and RAM speed that each reseller offers, as well as why some only offer NVMe storage "where possible." I am considering several providers such as stablepoint, brixly.uk, Guru, and Asura Web Hosting. However, I would like to know if there are any pros and cons to these providers, if there are any others to consider, and how I can determine which provider is the fastest.

I am unsure about unlimited storage, especially if it is NVMe SSD since it is expensive to operate and is one of the most costly resources for a provider. However, your other requirements are reasonable as long as they fit within your budget.
I would suggest that you choose a plan that meets your storage needs instead of opting for "unlimited" storage. This is because there are often hidden restrictions and limitations with plans advertised as "unlimited". Additionally, do you know how much storage you are currently using?

It is important to keep in mind that providers offering "unlimited" plans may have fair usage policies, so it is best to check their terms of service before choosing them.

 Additionally, when considering your storage needs, it is advisable to think realistically about how much disk space you require. Don't rule out hosts simply because they don't offer "unlimited" storage, as many of these hosts can offer a decent amount of disk space and may be better than some unlimited providers. If you are still confused about the offerings of the hosts mentioned above, it would be best to reach out to them directly and evaluate their pre-sales support and response times to gain a better understanding.

Hostinger offers a UK version of their website, localized features like prices in sterling, and access to servers located in a UK data center. Their starting price is the lowest in the market, making it an excellent option for those on a tight budget. However, Hostinger's SSL installation can be complicated, and they lack automated backups.

Alternatively, AltusHost provides feature-rich web hosting plans that may cost more than Hostinger but are highly reliable. They do not increase prices during renewals and offer "5-year price hike protection." AltusHost's Eurocentricity makes it suitable for the target audience in that region, with data centers located across the Netherlands, Bulgaria, Sweden, Switzerland, and Serbia.

Their hosting servers are powerful, and they offer free website migration, along with a six-year price lock. However, their starting prices are higher than usual, and they may not be suitable for customers targeting other regions.

Here are some pros and cons to consider for the providers you mentioned:

1. Stablepoint:
  Pros: Excellent customer support, high-performance servers, generous resource allocations.
  Cons: Relatively higher pricing compared to some other providers.

2. Brixly.uk:
  Pros: Affordable pricing plans, powerful servers, multiple data center locations.
  Cons: Limited information available about CPU cores and RAM speed on their website.

3. Guru:
  Pros: Competitive pricing, unlimited NVMe storage, LiteSpeed Web Server for improved performance.
  Cons: Limited information available about CPU cores and RAM speed on their website.

4. Asura Web Hosting:
  Pros: High-speed SSD storage, free SSL certificates, regular backups.
  Cons: Limited information available about CPU cores and RAM speed on their website.

To determine which provider is the fastest, you can consider factors such as server infrastructure, network quality, and server location. Look for providers that offer powerful hardware, multiple data centers in convenient locations, and reliable network connectivity. Additionally, you can search for customer reviews and testimonials to get an idea of the performance and speed experienced by existing users.

Stablepoint, Brixly.uk, Guru, and Asura Web Hosting are all reputable resellers, but they have varying levels of transparency regarding their infrastructure. Stablepoint and Brixly.uk are more forthcoming about their specifications, whereas Guru and Asura Web Hosting are less forthcoming. For instance, Stablepoint explicitly states that their servers have 2 CPUs per CPanel account, whereas Brixly.uk only mentions "shared CPU resources." Guru and Asura Web Hosting don't provide specific information on CPU cores.

Regarding RAM speed, some providers may not specify the exact speed, but instead use vague terms like "fast" or "high-performance." This lack of transparency can be frustrating, especially when you're looking for specific requirements.

NVMe storage is a game-changer, but the "where possible" caveat can be misleading. In reality, it means that the provider may not guarantee NVMe storage for all accounts, which can lead to slower performance. Look for providers that explicitly state that NVMe storage is included for all accounts.

Daily backups and staging options are essential features, and most providers offer them. However, it's crucial to verify the specifics, such as the frequency and retention period of backups, as well as the staging environment's capabilities.

To determine which provider is the fastest, look for benchmarks and performance tests from independent sources. You can also ask the provider about their infrastructure, asking specific questions about CPU cores, RAM speed, and storage. Be wary of providers that are evasive or unclear about their specifications.

If you're looking for alternative options, consider providers like Hostinger, InMotion Hosting, or Liquid Web. These companies offer transparent infrastructure information and meet your specific requirements.