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I have a small site, it's about 250MB just an information site, I am looking for cheapest hosting asap with free migration with one company email with it, please share your suggestions.
looking fore cheapest hosting available.
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Cyber devil
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Googie hosting try that
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Shared hosting will also work because its just information sites and content is about only 250MB with images.
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Oh wow its free, what about the migration.
loedown
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There are many hosting providers advertising on this forum that offer a great service and price. Head over to the marketplace and take a look. For a Small site like that there will be some good deals available, and most provide free migration assistance.
Regards,
Julian.
Regards,
Julian.
Maverick1111
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$5 to $10 max. per year.
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Yes, I am looking for up $10 per year.
DWhiteHatGuy
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Go for Alibaba cloud or Digital Ocean. You can get 1 gb RAM, 25gb storage for $5/month VPS.
This is the best I think.
This is the best I think.
Go Shared hosting with cheaper.
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any suggestion for shared hosting?
Nicholas B
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Vultr, DigitalOcean, Linode are affordable and reliable web hosting providers. They have a pricing plan with $5 per month.
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Great but dear I am looking for $1 hosting plan.
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GoCreateMe Hosting looks promising for .80$ now I have two options, either GoCreateme with .80$ and GoogieHost with free hosting, which one you suggest?
SiddharthW
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Pm me. I can add your domain in my Personal Digital cloud Server.
Free hosting has never been good since you have no idea how many users are sharing one server. If i were to choose i would stick the with paid hosting since its unlimited everything. Googiehost has limits on most of the things. There is a limit on bandwidth so if you have a decent amount of traffic and your bandwidth is used up , your website won't work due to going over the bandwidth.
Honestly they both provide the same service, it's just your preference.