Hosting123 or Hostinger? Which is the fastest web hosting for WordPress?

[helloworld001]

Hello, I know that a fast and uninterrupted website is important, especially for SEO, and I was wondering which hosting companies you prefer for this. Have you used these providers before?

or any suggestions?

 

[affanperfusion]

hostinger is better. Been using it for 3 years now.

 

[MKSKS]

Fastest web hosting for WordPress?​

Rocket.net
Liquidweb
hostkoala (budget and suited for small projects)
digitalocean or vultr with openlitespeed configured server

 

[helloworld001]

Fastest web hosting for WordPress?​

Rocket.net
Liquidweb
hostkoala (budget and suited for small projects)
digitalocean or vultr with openlitespeed configured server

Thank you for your suggestion and I will look into it.

hostinger is better. Been using it for 3 years now.

Thanks for your suggestion. Hostinger price seems cheap too but the lack of cpanel and the support and performance/uptime complaints I have encountered recently caught my attention.

A close friend of mine recommended Hosting123 to me and I was interested in their pro cloud plan. Their free backup every 12 hours, redis and memcached seem quite attractive.

I am really a bit undecided.

 

[Panther28]

A close friend of mine recommended Hosting123

A friend of mine recommended Bill's Dodgy Burgers, but I prefer Burger King, you can see that many people like and use them. This is like hostinger, and Hosting123, who only have a small office in turkey, and not a dedicated customer support centre like hostinger.

Sometimes paying the cheapest gets you the worst! Look at many other hosts first. I use A2, OVH and Tier, all VPS, and all have cpanel, which I have as a must for my working.

 

[helloworld001]

A friend of mine recommended Bill's Dodgy Burgers, but I prefer Burger King, you can see that many people like and use them. This is like hostinger, and Hosting123, who only have a small office in turkey, and not a dedicated customer support centre like hostinger.

Sometimes paying the cheapest gets you the worst! Look at many other hosts first. I use A2, OVH and Tier, all VPS, and all have cpanel, which I have as a must for my working.

Actually VPS may be the best choice for me but I think my technical knowledge is insufficient. Is OVH the best provider for VPS?

 

[randomstrings]

Good with namecheap .com, both providers are shit.

 

[Panther28]

Actually VPS may be the best choice for me but I think my technical knowledge is insufficient. Is OVH the best provider for VPS?

I found that all my shared hosting problems went away once I got VPS. OVH is good yes, they are big, and easy to use. You don't need much technical knowledge of a VPS over shared. There is only technicality required in the login details, which are explained well enough.

 

[helloworld001]

I found that all my shared hosting problems went away once I got VPS. OVH is good yes, they are big, and easy to use. You don't need much technical knowledge of a VPS over shared. There is only technicality required in the login details, which are explained well enough.

Are you using cPanel for your VPS?

 

[Panther28]

Are you using cPanel for your VPS?

Yes, I'm too much of a noob to survive without it! Some hosts will provide an extra panel license as part of their package, you pay a bit extra, but its easier than installing it yourself on the vps. I have 2 vps that I had to install Cpanel on myself, and then a third that has it included. I prefer to have it included.

 

[SirLouen]

Just forget about "which is the fastest hosting". This is 100% irrelevant if you do things right.
Just look for the cheapest and best uptime possible. And for the rest, read this:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/wpo-forget-about-the-hosting-the-money-is-in-the-edge-cdn.1625096/

Unless you need to scale at some point, which in this case, I would definitely recommend a VPS, otherwise I would simply pick one of those offers in lowendtalk for example, or even check for a cheap offer in the marketplace

I've got LTD for only $10 which is pretty nuts for my low end sites (I used to have zillions and I could not afford having to pay like $100 a year for most of them, that were going to be in most case, failures). Also, they may drop at some point, true. But generally a webhosting is only for launching a project. A page should not be on a regular hosting for more than 2 years if its anything serious.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

A friend of mine recommended Bill's Dodgy Burgers

I'm pretty sure that if you were not an Exec already that if @Zwielicht saw that he would promote you on the spot for that line.

Bill's Dodgy Burgers, made with whatever we have lying around!

@helloworld001 - if you are using shared hosting the results are going to vary depending on the other sites using that same IP you are on.

There are a few very solid shares from members who do not have a dog in this fight and are well educated... please take their advice.

 

[DoctorGeek00]

Hello, I know that a fast and uninterrupted website is important, especially for SEO, and I was wondering which hosting companies you prefer for this. Have you used these providers before?

or any suggestions?

Hstinger should be OK for small traffic. I never heard about hostin123. I personally use Asphostportal and I can quite recommend their service, they are good and also affordable.