Is my hosting plan good?

ashish2112

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Hello guys,
I'm tight on budget and wanna start a blog.
So here's my plan

First, buy namecheap hosting and use for 6-10 months and make upto $100 with it.
Then move my hosting to bluehost and use it for a few years
At last if my website grows bigger (an authority website with thousands of views)
Then move to AWS.
 
Hello guys,
I'm tight on budget and wanna start a blog.
So here's my plan

First, buy namecheap hosting and use for 6-10 months and make upto $100 with it.
Then move my hosting to bluehost and use it for a few years
At last if my website grows bigger (an authority website with thousands of views)
Then move to AWS.
Bluehost? You are joking right, they limit you if you get too many visitors. Best avoid any hostgator related company. Far better to get yourself hosting from here, lots of good ones at good prices
https://www.reviewhell.com/blog/endurance-international-group-eig-hosting/
 
not sure what your budget is, but from affordable ones I would suggest to go with sitegrounds. I've been using them for few months so far and I can say only good things. Especially about the outstanding support and even the fact that I got paid services for free just because I asked nicely lol.

Grow big plan is about $80 for a year and for starters it's more than enough. You can always upgrade later on or move somewhere else.

I personally had issues with hostgator support for a long time, so I cannot recommend them and bluehost I hear from tons of people became a shit service.

hope that helps
 
Check the hosting section in the Marketplace https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/hosting.196/.
 
not sure what your budget is, but from affordable ones I would suggest to go with sitegrounds. I've been using them for few months so far and I can say only good things. Especially about the outstanding support and even the fact that I got paid services for free just because I asked nicely lol.

Grow big plan is about $80 for a year and for starters it's more than enough. You can always upgrade later on or move somewhere else.

I personally had issues with hostgator support for a long time, so I cannot recommend them and bluehost I hear from tons of people became a shit service.

hope that helps

My budget is about $45
 
use powerup hosting check marketplace for their discount code.
 
My budget is about $45
$45 a month or per year?

My advice is to go with the cheapest shared hosting you can find. It will suck and you will hate it, but focus on earning some money and then get proper hosting.
 
Interserver.net is the one I use but that doesn't mean you should too ;)
$5.00 / month for unlimited domains, cPanel, unlimited storage & data, 1-click WP install feature, etc.
 
use powerup hosting check marketplace for their discount code.
Will check it
Thanks for suggestion

$45 a month or per year?

My advice is to go with the cheapest shared hosting you can find. It will suck and you will hate it, but focus on earning some money and then get proper hosting.

Its $45 per year

Interserver.net is the one I use but that doesn't mean you should too ;)
$5.00 / month for unlimited domains, cPanel, unlimited storage & data, 1-click WP install feature, etc.

Yeah $5 per month is overbudget.
 
Actually it is depends on customer requirement.Which services and hosting plan he want to buy. Depends on how you define 'good' and 'cheap'. In my opinion, a good hosting is that provides you best up-time and always available tech support. In case of shared hosting, it is necessary that your website stays in less populated server or in other case it will always respond slowly.

Factors of good and cheap for host a website with best hosting sites:


A. Highly Optimized Web Servers for fast performance.
B. Best Hosting support and Zero waiting time for support.
C. Unlimited Email Accounts Server Location USA
D. Unlimited MySQL Databases Web Based File Manager
E. 24/7 basis immediate response over phone and chat
 
you have thousands of views growing and your limited with budget .. SPEED = TRAFFIC = MONEY
Try Cloud VPS fits your budget too.
 
Your plan is good but you should to do your all feature update, such as VPS & hosting.
 
check our market place or make an post in hire a freelancer section with your budget may our members will offer within your budget
 
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