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Choose your own backup interval
At the moment automatic backups are taken 'every few days' (I can't find how many days exactly, but I know it's way too many). I was having the following idea: - Users pay 1$ per month to enable automatic backups - Depending on their plan, they ...12
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Add support for recurring PayPal payments.
I use Discover for almost everything, which you all do not accept. Using PayPal to support recurring payments would allow me to use this method of payment without having to place a deposit down every couple months.29
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Become a cloudflare hosting partner
I'm not aware of all the benefits or costs of you becoming a cloudflare hosting partner but apparently it means we will get access to the Railgun feature which is usually reserved for sites on the premium business package. Railgun is a seriously ...20
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Enhance your Floating IP feature with inter-datacenter/inter-region fail-over
For example, NYC1 -> SFO1. In the event where NYC1 goes down during a Sharknado, the IP would automatically transition to SFO1 or TOR1 or whatever I configure, where a hot-standby droplet takes over.7
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Support Juju https://juju.ubuntu.com/
Support Juju. https://juju.ubuntu.com/ This will make deploying new services easier so that devs can focus on their software instead of setting up a server.8
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Allow unique credit cards per droplet
For different project I may want to use different credit cards, ie if someone else is paying for my hosting. Currently, you can't assign billing of a droplet to a particular card.16
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Floating IPv6 Addresses
We'd like to use floating IPs to seamlessly move traffic from one droplet to another when re-deploying services. However, we also aim to support IPv6 and already receive a lot of traffic via v6. As floating IPs are IPv4 only, this severely limits ...8
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West Coast Canadian DataCenter
You just released your first DataCenter in Toronto, TOR1, which is incredibly awesome. Thank you for doing that. Helps us with our Canadian Enterprises concerned with data privacy. I would love to have a Canadian DataCenter on the West Coast for ...10
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Add Application Load Balancing Support
It would be great if we could provision a single load balancer for a range of domains and request paths and configure rules within the load balancer to route the request to the appropriate place...IE: domain.com => droplet1, droplet2,sub.domain...0
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Allow launching droplets with no public ipv4 IP and give a discount for this
Other posts have commented on the cost of providing extra IPv4 IPs. It strikes me many users may not actually need a public IP for their usage, and if appropriately incentivised would choose not to use one.13