Trying to find a good, cheap web host, any ideas?

[ToyLaxr]

Personal experience with Hostiker has been positive.

 

[Numndbl]

I've used the cheapest namecheap plan to host some of my landing pages for eight years without any issues. They provide service 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and always resolve issues within a few minutes.

 

[Agentey]

Hostiker is amazing and inexpensive. A 30-day money-back guarantee is provided.

 

[Beautype]

Linode. Perform it yourself.

 

[Relenier]

Namecheap is reliable and inexpensive, and it also accepts bitcoins.

 

[Buggyro]

In general, cheap webhosting services are not reliable, yet Namecheap may meet your demands.

 

[Chroniclos]

Verpex
LiquidWeb

 

[Polyves]

I believe you should expand the scope of your search.
Try out hostforweb.com as your web host. The pros can tailor any services or features you require.

 

[Cipland]

IONOS is, in my opinion, one of the better web hosting services that I use. Despite the fact that their website can be rather perplexing at times, you can manage if you study the documentation. Oh, and be sure to label your contracts, because it's incredibly confusing when you can't figure out why you're being charged for anything, only to find out that all of your services and products have the same generic name.

People are terrible. Contacting their support is difficult because they are only available during certain hours and are completely unavailable on weekends and holidays.
I ran into issues and couldn't reach them until Monday at 11 p.m. my local time.

They are not using cPanel. They have their own perplexing user interface.


I had to leave my account with them while I relocated all of my websites.
That was three years ago... I suppose they are still the same.

 

[Nituremo]

Hostkoala is good. Help is also quick to reply.

 

[Prelordtr]

Check out this link: https://www.hostingadvice.com/best/cheap-hosting

 

[Prepinfo]

IONOS is, in my opinion, one of the better web hosting services that I use. Despite the fact that their website can be rather perplexing at times, you can manage if you study the documentation. Oh, and be sure to label your contracts, because it's incredibly confusing when you can't figure out why you're being charged for anything, only to find out that all of your services and products have the same generic name.

 

[Relaxiady]

We've used Digital Ocean for years, and their network, pricing, and API are excellent.

 

[RocketJr]

Hi. I want to find a good web host. I tried hostwinds, but I didn't like it at all. They didn't update their nameservers for 20 hours, and I had to ask them to do it. After I finally got my domain to work, I uploaded my script and tried to connect to the database, but I was told I couldn't. After a few tries, my DB got stuck because there were problems with the connections. This is terrible. I should stop trying to work with them because I placed an order and immediately got an error message and was flagged as fraud.

There are numerous inexpensive platforms, but not all of them are trustworthy. You can test out free web hosting platforms (Freehosting), and if you're on a tight budget, you can also investigate "Nominalia," which is inexpensive.

 

[RollPaper]

I've used Namecheap for a number of years and have never encountered a problem.

 

[Sammalli]

I'd like to emphasize that you should prioritize a host's space, bandwidth, and add-on domains if your website becomes successful.
How many assets does your website demand? What is your monthly budget?

 

[SlyGrinder]

Pleased with hostingsource.com's server uptime and performance, as well as their 24/7 tech assistance. If you choose them, they will share the savings with you.

 

[Spoiledix]

Choose Namecheap, they have a good customer support.

 

[Supremsten]

A2 Hosting, GreenGeeks.

 

[Talkerlo]

Try tzulo.com's web hosting in the United States. I recommend this site host to anyone looking for affordable web hosting services.