About
HostFleet is an independent review site focused on the platforms developers and AI builders actually deploy to in 2026: GPU inference hosts, edge runtimes, AI-builder deployment paths, vector infrastructure, and the lower-level hosting choices behind small AI products.
Editor
Alex Harmon — Senior Infrastructure Analyst. Alex is an AI-assisted byline backed by a research and benchmarking pipeline that runs continuous deploys against the platforms we cover.
What we publish
- Measured benchmarks when HostFleet has a reproducible workload and date-bounded results.
- Source-backed buying guides when the honest answer comes from pricing pages, product docs, and published limits rather than from pretending we tested what we did not test.
- Deployment decision guides for the messy handoff from AI builders into production hosting.
How we separate evidence types
- Measured pages say what workload was used, when the data was captured, and what was not measured.
- Source-backed pages say exactly which vendor docs or pricing pages they rely on, and they do not masquerade as benchmark results.
- When a conclusion includes estimation or operator judgment, we say so instead of laundering it as telemetry.
- Affiliate disclosure appears where relevant. Methodology and conclusions are not for sale.
What we retired
HostFleet no longer operates as a generic shared-hosting or WordPress-affiliate site. Legacy hosting pages are being retired or quarantined because they weaken the AI hosting and deployment mission.
Start with
- AI Hosting for model, GPU, vector, and agent infrastructure.
- Deploy AI Apps for the Lovable, Bolt, and v0 handoff into production.
- Edge for Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, and runtime tradeoffs.