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We’re excited to announce that you can now top up your Hostman account using PayPal! This popular and secure payment method gives you more flexibility and convenience when managing your hosting and cloud services. What This Means for You: Hostman users can now easily fund their accounts directly from their PayPal wallet or any card linked to PayPal. Whether you're managing multiple projects or just need a quick and reliable way to pay, we've got you covered.  How to Use PayPal on Hostman: Log in to your Hostman account. Navigate to the billing section. Choose PayPal as your payment method. Enter the amount you'd like to top up. Follow the steps to confirm the payment via PayPal. That’s it! Your account balance will be updated instantly, allowing you to focus on what matters most—building and scaling your projects.  Ready to give it a try? Head over to your Hostman panel and top up your balance with PayPal today! 

Help our community tackle complex technical issues and earn money with your expertise Every month, our "Tutorials" section features between 15 to 30 guides on DevOps, server setup, development, and product testing. But, we want more and are willing to pay for your knowledge and expertise. If you are an experienced DevOps engineer, developer, or tester and are ready to share your expertise — you're welcome: There's plenty of topics to cover Authors' compensation starts at $70 per article and increases depending on the quality and complexity of material In the past six months, our blog and guides have been read 180,000 times: some articles get hundreds of reads, some get thousands Who are we looking for? Any IT specialist who is well-versed in technology: DevOps engineers, sysadmins, testers, programmers, product managers, marketers, etc. We are also interested in authors who can write about product-oriented approaches in development, team management, and IT processes. We are ready to provide a list of topics we want to cover. However, you can also suggest your own. The main thing is that the article should be appealing to our audience. Сonditions and requirements The article must be original: if you have already published it elsewhere, we cannot add it to our tutorials The article should reflect your expertise in the chosen topic and include your real-life experience The article must be relevant and genuinely useful to our clients and the entire community Workflow We discuss the article topic: you propose your own topic or we can suggest one. We sign off on the topic, discuss the terms, and agree on deadlines. We provide you with the technical task for the article: desired structure, SEO requirements for Google, and so on. Then, you write the article. We review the article, make necessary edits, and send it back for revision. Our editor will check your article for compliance with our editorial policy and highlight details that need elaboration. All articles are also reviewed by our technical specialists — if they have comments, we will ask you to make corrections. Once everything is finalized, we publish the article and pay you. Compensation The fees start at $70 per article. We are willing to pay more for more complex guides. We negotiate the fees individually with each author based on their expertise and the quality of the article.

A small yet neat update that enhances our panel's usability, especially for customers with numerous services or domains. The dropdown fields now feature a search function for a fast and convenient search within the list. You can search using various parameters: server name and IP, service type, and even comments. No more need to scroll through a long list to find the desired server; simply enter a few letters from the name or a couple of digits from the IP. Where else this works: Server selection when creating a load balancer or adding a domain or subdomain. Country selection when configuring access restrictions for the account.