Succeeding with Everleap

Customer stories, case studies, profiles, articles and reviews

See what Everleap users have to say about their experiences.

Statdash

Pam wanted to find an affordable hosting solution that offered plenty of control and scalability for her data intensive task management progress tracker SaaS product.
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AmateurGolf.com

Pete needed to move his large, SQL-based directory of amateur golf tournaments from a dedicated server to the cloud, and he wanted a quality alternative to AWS or Azure.
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Kids-U & Dallas GiveCamp

GiveCamps donate valuable development time and skills to charities around the U.S. We talk to Dallas GiveCamp's Ryan Gilmour about helping local after school program Kids-U.
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Georgia User Group

Jeff Ammons, a professional developer with 20+ years experience and President of the Gwinnett, Georgia, Microsoft User Group gives us the inside scoop on running a user group.
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ezRider

Avid cyclist Neil Baker wanted to use Azure for his hobby site, but he couldn't justify the high cost. So he gave the less expensive Everleap a try. The results? "I could not tell the difference between Everleap and Microsoft."
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Little Rock Techfest

Kyle Neumeier needed a fully managed cloud hosting solution so Little Rock Techfest could focus on their application, and not worry about their website infrastructure.
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GoldenSlam

Jason Mauss wanted to build the best fantasy tennis game anywhere. The large, busy database that he built to aggregate and analyze all of the world's tennis data thrives on an Everleap Private SQL Server.
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UserGroup.TV

Shawn Weisfeld wanted to stop managing his VPS so he could free up his time and grow his body of over 400 hours of developer presentation recordings that he makes available to the developer community for free.
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XWord Info

When his database of more than 50 years of New York Times daily crossword puzzles needed a new home, Jim Horne of XWord Info went in search of affordable, high quality cloud hosting. His search ended at Everleap.
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Country Meats

As the Country Meats website became increasingly popular, Jeremy Geatches found that he was quickly outgrowing his GoDaddy shared hosting account. He came to Everleap for help in expanding his site's capabilities.
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Clinicmaster

Clinicmaster needed a cost-effective, scalable, secure solution for their rapidly growing new healthcare customer portal. They now use a hybrid hosting solution of Everleap, Microsoft Azure and on-premises servers.
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GDL Systems

GDL Systems was facing stability issues with their ASP.NET e-commerce sites and needed to find a scalable cloud hosting platform that supported the latest Microsoft web stack and was run by Windows hosting experts.
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XIGLA

XIGLA SOFTWARE makes function-specific .NET and Classic ASP applications. When customer demand for cloud services increased, they needed a cloud hosting partner they could rely on, and who always offered the very latest Microsoft web stack.
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Jeffrey Fritz

Software developer coach, architect, and Microsoft .NET community speaker Jeffrey Fritz shows us TagHelpers, newly available in ASP.NET 5. TagHelpers make the task of building views much simpler. Jeffrey deploys the demo app to Everleap using Visual Studio 2015 RC.

Kevin Griffin

Kevin Griffin put Everleap to the test by performing a number of different load tests. For his most brutal test, he hammered a site with 5000 sessions per second, and Everleap took it all in stride. Check out the data in his article.

Bruno Terkalay

Follow along step-by-step with Bruno Terkalay as he gets an ASP.NET MVC web application up and running on Everleap in only five minutes, using web deploy with Visual Studio 2013.

Rich Dudley

In his evaluation of Everleap, Rich Dudley deployed a fully functioning Drupal website in only 20 minutes, using WebMatrix and Git.