Webhosting Question: Siteground vs Cloudways (Choose 1)

[Jerk55]

Thanks mate.

It's the easy email accounts that kept me at Siteground.....

Yeah, it's definitely easier to set up email accounts on shared hosts, but it's not a lot of work on Cloudways too. It'll take like 10 minutes per site. The main factor here is cost. If you're willing to pay the extra cost, you'll find Cloudways well worth the money.

 

[homeriscool]

Yeah, it's definitely easier to set up email accounts on shared hosts, but it's not a lot of work on Cloudways too. It'll take like 10 minutes per site. The main factor here is cost. If you're willing to pay the extra cost, you'll find Cloudways well worth the money.

I might be able to do without a few email accounts to get the costs down.....

 

[Yupwork]

I want to put all of my websites on 1 hosting account and simply my life.

Since two year ago I'd never meet problem with Cloudways compare to Siteground that at January has been down heir server for some technical error.
I like the idea to manage all my website in one dashboard, sometimes I ask myself what's gonna happens if the provider down.

 

[homeriscool]

Since two year ago I'd never meet problem with Cloudways compare to Siteground that at January has been down heir server for some technical error.
I like the idea to manage all my website in one dashboard, sometimes I ask myself what's gonna happens if the provider down.

That's one of the reasons why I have 2 webhosting accounts.

Siteground went down for about 2 days a while ago and I lost a lot of revenue. I moved my sites to cloudways until they figured it out.

Now I'm staying with cloudways.....