I want to migrate my personal blog from shared hosting. Traffic is still low—about 5,000–10,000 page views per month.

I'm looking for something like 2 CPU cores / 4 GB RAM / 100 GB NVMe. I don't really need a control panel, but I'd like to have reliable backups.

I found a suitable VPS on hostpro.com. Does it make sense to get a VPS for a site like this, or is it better to stick with regular hosting?

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For a production server, I'd definitely want proper backups. HostPro keeps daily remote backups for 30 days, which is a lot more reassuring than having to rely entirely on a backup stored on the same VPS.

I've had my VPS with hostpro.com for some time now, and it's met my expectations for speed and reliability. All services are backed up daily, which makes restoring after data damage, a bad update, or a hack simple. Their qualified technical support is available 24/7 and free to consult.