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Host reports and plan-change tracking
Two host reports exist in early form. The plan-change log lists seven published changes, found by comparing Internet Archive captures with live pages. The support response-time page holds published claims and a method, with no timing data as of 8 November 2026. No date is committed for further editions, so a reader should not expect them on any schedule.
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What would the support response-time report hold?
The support response times report would send the same question to each host through the same channel and record a timestamp at each step. It would show how fast a first reply arrived and how long it took to reach an answer, with the question set published so a reader can check it. The page already sets out the support claims that exist, with who makes them and whether that publisher sells hosting. Opening accounts for the log is not approved, so no ticket has been sent. Until it is, the page holds published claims, a method and a way to judge support for yourself, with no timing results.
What would the plan-change log hold?
The plan-change log would store dated captures of each host's plan and terms pages: price, currency, RAM, slots, CPU wording, storage wording and the date printed on the terms. A later capture could then show that a price or a RAM figure moved, instead of relying on memory. The planned cadence is quarterly, with an extra capture when a reader reports a change through the corrections page. The quarterly routine has not started. The page already lists seven published changes, each from an Internet Archive capture compared with the live page, with a baseline of claims read on 8 November 2026. None has been checked on a server.
What about the monthly tick report?
The original plan included a monthly tick report that would archive each month's measured server results here. It has not started. It needs a test rig, rented servers and host terms that allow testing, and none of those exists; see independence and host testing terms. No tick figure measured by GameServerBench appears anywhere on this site.
Where can you get the same information today?
The host reviews hold the current published prices, refund rules and stated hardware, each dated 8 November 2026. If a host's page has changed since, use the corrections page. For the format that measured results would take, see the data page.