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MojoHost review: $39 servers with 324 TB for adult video

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MojoHost runs servers built for adult sites from Michigan, Florida and the Netherlands. The entry MojoServer costs $39 a month for 2 EPYC cores, 8 GB of RAM and 324 TB of transfer, and its master service agreement requires 2257 record-keeping.

United StatesNetherlandsOffshoreMonth-to-month billingDDoS protection includedOptional managementTube script licenses

Our take on MojoHost

MojoHost is a natural fit for a US tube or video site that burns bandwidth: a large transfer allowance from the first server, and Wowza, Ant Media and ProxyPass licenses at checkout.

Smaller sites should note that servers ship without a control panel, managed backups are unticked by default, and storage quickly costs more than the server.

MojoHost home page showing its MojoAI banner and introduction video
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MojoHost MojoServer pricing

The XXS MojoServer costs $39 a month for a 2-core AMD EPYC, 8 GB of ECC RAM, 250 GB of RAID NVMe and 324 TB of transfer, billed monthly with no setup fee. The XS is $99 for 4 cores and 16 GB, with larger sizes in Detroit, Miami and Amsterdam. Transfer beyond the allowance costs $0.50 per TB. Bare-metal MojoDedicated machines start at $450 a month for a 16-core Ryzen 7950X and reach $2,500 for an EPYC 9654P.

MojoHost's streaming and tube software

MojoHost sells Wowza and Ant Media streaming server licenses and ProxyPass password-sharing protection alongside its servers. The MechBunny tube script is in its software catalog. The master service agreement points customers to 2257 record-keeping and labeling and to age-verification duties.

How MojoHost handles DMCA notices

When MojoHost receives a valid DMCA notice, it takes the content down or disables access, then contacts the customer so a counter-notice can be filed. The content generally goes back up after a valid counter-notice unless the complainant reports a lawsuit. Repeat infringers lose their account. Notices go to a designated copyright agent in Michigan at [email protected]. No response time is published.

What the add-ons cost

  • Storage: 1 TB for $37.50 a month, 10 TB for $487.50.
  • Managed backups: 1 TB for $15, unticked by default.
  • Uplink: 1, 5 or 10 Gbps included, 25 Gbps for $250.
  • Transfer: 1 PB for $250.
  • Control panel: DirectAdmin from $19.99, cPanel from $37.99.

Migration assistance requires a paid management plan.

MojoHost data centers

The flagship data center and headquarters is a 17,000 sq ft facility in Southfield, Michigan, on MojoHost's own network, ASN 27589. Florida runs through Equinix in Miami. In the Netherlands, the data center page names Iron Mountain AMS-1 in Amsterdam, while the European store places its servers in Haarlem. MojoHost B.V. sells the same servers in euros, plus AMD Ryzen VPS plans from €29.99 that are only offered there. The SLA targets 99.99% public network availability, with response-time credits capped at 25% of the monthly fee.

MojoHost strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • 324 TB of transfer from $39.
  • Streaming and anti-sharing licenses at checkout.
  • Dollar and euro pricing, month to month.

Limitations

  • No control panel included.
  • Managed backups optional.
  • Expensive storage, $487.50 for 10 TB.
  • VPS plans sold only in Europe.

MojoHost vs M3Server

M3Server offers servers with the same transfer allowance from $99.99 and ready-made KVS bundles, but no root access. MojoHost starts cheaper on a server you control.

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