G2

Gerhard R.

CEO

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

9/8/2026

"Clean, Fast, and Reliable—xCloud Keeps Getting Better at an Incredible Pace"

5/5

What do you like best about xCloud?

I moved all of our sites from SiteGround to xCloud about a year ago, and I honestly could not be happier with the decision.

Everything has worked as expected from the beginning, and xCloud has developed enormously during the time we have been using it. What impresses me most is the pace at which they keep adding genuinely useful features. It feels like every few weeks there is something substantial new to explore, and I have actually learned quite a lot simply by testing and using the things they keep building.

A great example is the server console directly inside the xCloud interface. Being able to work on the server without having to SSH into it separately is incredibly convenient. I also love how much freedom there is to install and configure things natively instead of being locked into a very restricted hosting environment.

The panel itself is a pleasure to work with. It is clean, fast, and makes managing our sites considerably easier than what I was used to before.

Support has also been exceptional. I have not needed them very often because things generally work smoothly out of the box, but every time I did contact them, they went above and beyond. Quite often the actual problem was simply that I did not yet understand something, but they still took the time to investigate it with me and help me get everything working.

What stands out most is that xCloud does not seem to be standing still. The product keeps getting better at an almost ridiculous pace, while the core platform remains reliable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about xCloud?

There is genuinely very little I can put here.

xCloud is the first dedicated cloud server management panel I have used, so I cannot make an informed comparison with RunCloud, CloudPanel, Ploi, or similar platforms.

But from my perspective, I also do not find myself wondering what another panel would do substantially better. Whenever I start thinking of something that would make xCloud more useful, they seem to either already support it or introduce something along those lines shortly afterwards.

After a year of using it, I have no meaningful complaint. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is xCloud solving and how is that benefiting you?

xCloud gives us a central and very convenient way to manage our WordPress infrastructure without having to choose between restrictive managed hosting and manually administering every aspect of our servers.

We moved all of our sites away from SiteGround and now have much more control over the underlying infrastructure while still having a very polished management layer on top of it.

For me, that combination is the main benefit. I can go quite deep when I want to, without having to turn routine server and WordPress management into a sysadmin project.

The result is more control, a better workflow, excellent support when something does come up, and an infrastructure platform that keeps becoming more capable.

After a year with xCloud, moving our sites there remains one of the best decisions I have made for our digital infrastructure. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.