Host- Koala. Low-cost Web Hosting. Any prior experience?

[Ironsys]

I want to know whether anyone has or has ever had a WordPress site on host koala servers? because I require hosting for a tiny project.

 

[RomanceLinkin]

It's my primary (and only) hosting account, but I'm just getting started with it. I've had it for 9 months and haven't done anything with it until now, when I'm building my first website and hosting it with HK.

I did, however, contact their customer service several times, and they always responded quickly and well.

But, for $5 a year, you can bite the bullet and see if it works for you; it's not a huge loss if things go wrong

 

[Shadesside]

I host six websites on hostkoala, and you are getting a good service for the price you are paying. (I'm using the $10 packages with lscashe and litespeed; there are also 20% discount codes available on the web.)
Website speeds are always 90+ with WPRocket + Perfmatters.
If you're buying it for a new website and don't need 99-100 speed on every test, they can be a great choice.

 

[Shoesen]

Yes, my first love is Hostkoala.

Excellent service and user-friendly support! They certainly had the patience to answer my illogical questions back then!

 

[Slipoire]

I got a year of hosting for $3.5. LOL......hosting is great, but only upgrade to a higher package if your traffic really increases by the thousands every day. The ticket responds quickly to my questions. Overall, I enjoy it.

 

[StartAce]

Hostkoala is an authorized reseller of hostmantis, buyvm/buyshared, shock hosting, myw, and other low-cost providers.
so you can give them a shot. However, do not use hostmantis as the node because performance has suffered since the company was sold to dynamichosting.
Hostkoala offers small packages such as 1GB, 5GB, and so on. You can use it for small projects, but as your site grows, the amount you pay will skyrocket. So, if you need 25GB or 50GB of storage space for your WordPress site, databases, images, and so on, get some more decent providers or directly from the above names.

 

[ThinkFlash]

I got it for seven dollars for three years after someone here shared a coupon.
I haven't used it in a year, but I intend to use it this year.
This is what gtmetrix gives me for a new WordPress installation; I can't complain.

 

[YauSmug]

Hostingsource.com and rockhoster.com offer low-cost hosting.

 

[Allith]

Always do your own backups, as you would with any hosting service, cheap or expensive. There is backup software in their panels for manual backups, but backup your site outside as well. I usually use their DirectAdmin hosting, which costs $5 per year.