I am using bluehost a few years now and I am very satisfied. The Prosper202 is working with bluehost, just make sure you are using top-level domain or sub-domain to install and access to your Prosper202 account.

I have no experience with BlueHost, but I have used HostGator for prosper202 in the past and have had good experience.

If you want shared hosting for Prosper that supports it and will even help you set it up, go with BlueLayer Media.

After shared, then go with LiquidWeb, Storm On Demand, Beyond Hosting.

Erm don't go with FatCow. It's owned by EIG and their servers are the most oversold in the world. 6000ms response time on Pingdom. ><

BeyondHosting, without a doubt

I use HawkHost and had no probs with it. Use it

I just searched all day for the best vps or host for prosper202....and my final decision was to use a regular shared hawkhost plan like winnerman above. We'll see how it goes. Their reviews all over google are awesome

Here is my experience with Blue Layer Hosting and it's not good!

I am a member of Six Months From Today run by Chad Hamzeh ( ChadH on Warrior) and Will PPC Coach.

I had my sites hosted with Hostgator ( the no# for shared hosting) but they don't support or at least make it difficult to install Prosper 202. So as I needed tracking for my new campaigns Chad recommended Blue Layer (shared hosting only) and yes they did
install Prosper 202 without any problems.

Now my sites got hacked with Malware and I asked Blue Layer support what I could do.
They said they would clean the sites up for $40, so i agreed and paid, they wouldn't start until I paid them, well they informed me that the sites were now clean but when I went to try them they were all still showing the malware warning.

Now I went back to Blue Layer support and asked what's happened, they just said they had cleaned them, they wanted another $40 to do it again, but if they didn't do it first time what was the guarantee that they would do it this time.???

I suspect the support actually own BlueLayer because the way they speak to you would suggest they don't give a ###k about customer relations,

So I was advised that I needed to find a new hosting company, well he actually said "sounds like you need a new hosting company and SOON"

I pointed my domain names back to Hostgator to try and salvage the sites but no files
went with them. Blue Layer must have deleted them, 1 of them cost me $140...

I see from the answers here that Chad id still recommending them, altho I did post my experience on six months from today, so i guess my bad experience was not enough to put him off.

So my friend you take your choice, but if you choose Blue Layer I hope you don't ever need their support.

I only recommend liquid web for hosting tracking.

You can use hostgator for very small sites though when starting out.

But don't skimp on tracking!

Hello Hostgator is the best.

I've been using Bluehost with prosper202 for 2 years now and i'm satisfied also!

I personally prefer WiredTree VPS (look for specials on WHT) for all my hosting needs, but I also heard some friends rave about Beyond Hosting (they run a special over at the AffPlayBook).

The best thing you can do is buy a VPS and install whatever you want. VPS gives you complete control over what you wanna install or what you don't

Go for a VPS that uses KVM, Xen, or VMware with local storage. This will greatly improve your MySQL performance. Off the top of my head this includes 6sync and Dreamhost, but I wouldn't use Dreamhost because their Apache+PHP config is not really optimised for performance.

Not sure but I think ServInt meets this requirement too.

vps.net is not an option because they use a SAN, plus their uptime is less than ideal.

If you're on a budget, check out lowendbox.com

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