Shared tier vs isolated container: the noisy-neighbor tax

Shared tier vs isolated container: the noisy-neighbor tax
Heard this week: budget managed plans keep getting blamed for 'random slowness' that's really the box next door.
— Entry tiers pack many sites per host, so a neighbor's traffic spike becomes your latency
— Container-isolated plans (Kinsta-style LXD, others) wall you off but cost more
A source tells us the giveaway is performance that's great at 2am and garbage at noon, classic shared contention. Word is some hosts won't tell you the density per node, which is the one number that predicts your bad days. Ask it before you sign.
Unconfirmed, but a competitor is reportedly about to publish density numbers as a sales weapon.
Watch this: isolation, not raw specs, becomes the line item buyers learn to read.