Thanks for the comment. Google Page Speed does not really test the hosting company speed or response time, it tests content of the website – loaded images, scripts and other things, and that is website specific, it is not really hosting feature.

Here is Pingdom Tools result for this website: https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/pjJRi/https://www.dev4press.com/ and you can see server response time is just .2 seconds, and full page loads in about 1 second and the slowest element are actually Google Analytics loaded from Google website. Pingdom is a more relevant tool to test hosting speed. But, every test depends on the website configuration, and regardless of hosting, the website can be badly optimised for increased load time.

Thanks for the comment Lars. After my three last hosts that started good, but turned bad quickly (BlueHost, Hostgator and A Small Orange – all 3 owned by EIG), I was growing skeptical about finding a good host, until I have signed with SiteGround.

I also like the Cloud hosting package, because CPU, memory and disk space can be scaled up easily if needed.