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Fragnet vs PingPerfect

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Fragnet and PingPerfect.

Quick Verdict

3.4/5

Fragnet

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3.6/5

PingPerfect

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PingPerfect is rated higher (3.6 vs 3.4). Fragnet provides managed game server hosting for popular titles with global locations, instant setup, and protection against network attacks. Built for competitive and casual gaming communities. UK-based game server host since 2013 with ~250 games, a custom Gamepanel, DDoS mitigation and nightly backups included, and 20 locations across six continents. No published latency guarantee; free 48-hour trial and 48-hour money-back instead.

Fragnet

Fragnet

Dedicated game servers with low-latency routing and DDoS protection

PingPerfect

PingPerfect

Game server hosting since 2013 with 20 locations and free 48-hour trial

Overview
Rating3.4 (0 reviews)3.6 (0 reviews)✓
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFrom $6.88/mo✓From $9.99/mo
Best forGaming communities and esports teams needing low-latency, DDoS-protected servers in specific regions — especially Minecraft modpack communities and groups spanning Europe, the Americas and Asia-PacificEuropean and North American co-op gaming communities wanting managed servers with backups, game switching, and fast human support
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores1 vCPU—
RAM2 GB6 GB✓
Storage10 GB100 GB✓
Bandwidth——
SLA uptime——
Data-center count21✓20
€/vCPU/mo€6.88—
€/GB RAM/mo€3.44€1.67✓
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
Netherlands, Greece, United States, Romania, Germany, Finland, United Kingdom, Canada, India, Norway, France, Brazil, Singapore, Sweden, Australia, Japan, Poland
20 locations incl. UK, NL, FR, DE, 9 US cities, CA, BR, CL, ZA, SG, AU
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Fragnet

Pros

  • + 21 locations across 17 countries with DDoS filtering in every location
  • + High-clock-speed (4+ GHz) hardware and NVMe storage on every plan; resource-based pricing with no player caps
  • + Esports-grade track record: official host for EA, DayZ, ESL Play, Farming Simulator, Esportal, and servers at DreamHack
  • + Included remote off-server backups, scheduled tasks, MySQL, browser file access and one-click CurseForge/Modrinth/FTB modpacks
  • + Operating since 2010 under Swedish registration, now backed by tournament operator PGL

Cons

  • - Premium pricing versus budget game hosts — cost is not the pitch
  • - Thin public documentation for advanced configuration
  • - No published uptime SLA and only a 3-day money-back window
  • - Resource packages only — no bare metal or bring-your-own-image
  • - Recent ownership change (PGL, January 2025) means roadmap and pricing uncertainty
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PingPerfect

Pros

  • + Game switching without cancelling: one subscription covers any of ~250 supported games
  • + Every plan includes nightly offsite backups, DDoS mitigation, ~100 GB NVMe and free web hosting
  • + 48-hour free trial plus 48-hour money-back lets you measure real ping before committing
  • + 24/7 support with an advertised sub-ten-minute average response and 1,500+ KB articles
  • + Clear per-game pricing on popular titles (Valheim from $9.99, Rust from $14.21, Minecraft from $17.62)

Cons

  • - No published uptime SLA or latency guarantee — only the 48-hour refund window
  • - Footprint is US-heavy: 9 US locations but just Singapore and Sydney for all of APAC
  • - Spec disclosure is partial: no per-plan core counts, no bandwidth allowance published
  • - Some titles only reveal pricing at checkout; small company means service depends on a ~10-person team
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