What are good sites to host your website ?

Bharat Gupta Co-Founder, Managing Director at Oxhide Leather Pte Ltd

January 31st, 2016

The world out there is full of options in this space. Kindly share your experience with various service providers. What are good options for a start up ? How these may change as you go pro ?

Alex Morco Sr. Executive

October 12th, 2017

There are different type of hosting companies and also different systems, I had been using shared hosting for my Magento store and it was panic for me for daily basis, Because there were load of users and site was loading very slow that causes to increase bounce rate, I moved my website to Cloudways Managed hosting, Its totally peace of mind and easy to use platform. I manage all the things myself now and if required any help I ask to their support team.

Bani Jay I am a self employed person.

Last updated on May 19th, 2017

The Good web hosting exactly What they are offering?

The good web hosting is those who provides these factors are listed below in points which makes web hosting provider best among the others:

Server Up-time Guarantee (i.e. 99.99% Must needed)
Reliability and Bandwidth
Web Hosting Plans
Data backup and Disk Space
Responsive Technical Hosting support
There are many best web hosting providers are out there but all are not provided best services to you.

Following are the some alternatives of Best and Cheap web hosting providers :

DomainRacer: Free SSL, SSD hosting with LiteSpeed 20x faster
Bigrock: Good option for cheap hosting but high renewable cost.
InmotionHosting: Email spam protected but too costly host

You probably means high quality but at lowest prices. if this is the case I would like say stay away from cheapest web hosting services.

We know that if we use cheapest web hosting, then probably we are going toward wrong direction to SEO optimization.

Hope this information is helpful and fulfill your requirement and best option for cheapest web hosting.

Hope that Helps!!!

Good Luck!!!

Rumen Iliev Partner at LAUNCHub

February 1st, 2016

I can recommend www.siteground.com as hosting. Maybe it can do the job. They have great customer service so check them out.

Bingo Zhou CoFounder@Snoop Tech, CTO@AngelsGlobal

Last updated on October 12th, 2017

Hi Bharat,

Assuming you have tech people in your team, you can launch a mini EC2 instance and host site there. What you need is to setup your instance with stack you need like Tomcat, MySQL, etc. It's about 20~30 bucks per month. The good thing of EC2 instance is you have full control over the backend for your site. Hopefully it helps.

Brennan Bennett Blockchain Healthcare Innovatiom

January 31st, 2016

RedTreeHosting.com has affordable hsoting serivces for entrepreneurs and startups. They even have free (add free!) account for small accounts.

Peggy Kelsey Creative Director at Change Your World-online courses to increase personal and professional productivity

February 1st, 2016

I've gotten very good service from Hostmonster. American tech support already ready to help, even on issues beyond my hosting. They have simple and more robust hosting plans. I've been with them for over 10 years and am more pleased with them as time passes.

Siarhei Harbachou Specialty Market Researching

February 1st, 2016

I analysed variety of cloud and non-cloud providers I found that I need to pay them 600-1000$ monthly for server of my needs.
So, finally I spent 1000$ and bought computer with enough resources reserve.
For last year - its funny - its availability is more than 99%.
And I didn't have UPS.

This is funny, that my job is to help others migrate to cloud. But I personally wouldn't consider my project hosted in cloud. Don't see sence of this for small startups.

Eduardo Fonseca Cloud Provider | Azure & Unity 3d Developer | Senior .NET Software Engineer | MCTS

January 31st, 2016

it really depends on what you need, if you are going to have a static website with very low disk space used,

you can pretty much go for price and space.

if you need scalability, fast access and no downtime, cloud services might be the best.

Here is a list that might help you out: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2424725,00.asp

You may also want to research abut Azure and Microsoft Bizspark

Personally I have my domain in GoDaddy and my website in Azure.

Fayaz Valli CEO at GETCORE GROUP Ltd

January 31st, 2016

Hi Bharat, That's a good question. The following questions will determine which hosting you have to go with: What's the purpose of the website? What features will the website have? How many people will be accessing the website? Regards, Fayaz

Zhenya Rozinskiy Partner at Mirigos

January 31st, 2016

What are you looking for? What are your needs?

Before you decide on a provider decide what level you need. Shared service? Virtual Private Server? Dedicated machine?

Do you need something like Amazon or Google services?

For my personal site and few corporate sites I use KnownHost and very happy with them.

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