Should I go with Namecheap or Hostinger?

[AdMunchkin]

I'm trying to buy a domain and company email and set up a WordPress website. I already have an autoresponder because I want to start sending out my 80K+ emails and want a legitimate-looking website. Also, Namecheap charges for HTTPS for SEO purposes... is it true for SEO?

Any advice,

Thank you!

 

[IM Dude]

Namecheap sucks lately, for domain and hosting.
Try siteground, hostarmada or hostinger. More or less same pricing as hostinger.

 

[AdMunchkin]

Namecheap sucks lately, for domain and hosting.
Try siteground, hostarmada or hostinger. More or less same pricing as hostinger.

Surprised I mentioned using Namecheap. Stupid I forgot to renew a domain, and they put it on auction, I believe close to 5K.

 

[IWannaTaco]

I've been using Name Cheap for as long as I can remember. I can recommend them.

 

[Venusaur]

Namecheap, no problems with them here

 

[V]

Go with Namecheap for the domain. For hosting, I would suggest going with another provider, not Hostinger, though. You can check out the marketplace, or you can set up a VPS on DigitalOcean or Vultr yourself.

You can use Cloudflare for HTTPS. There is no need to pay for a certificate unless you are an established website dealing with actual transactions.

 

[BigOrangeCat]

hostinger has a nice and easy to use site from my experience, I would never buy namecheap

 

[AdMunchkin]

hostinger has a nice and easy to use site from my experience, I would never buy namecheap

Do you use WordPress or Website Builder?

 

[noneisnone]

namecheap for sure

 

[macdonjo3]

Namecheap is fine for domains, not so much for hosting. Namecheap cpanel get hacked all the time.

SiteGround is an amazing host, but the problem is it's expensive.

 

[MANX Agency]

Namecheap is fine for domains, however i've seen some negative posts about hosting on Hostinger lately

 

[ZeroDefects]

For domain:
Namesilo
Namecheap
Porkbun

 

[xReminisce]

I want to start sending out my 80K+ emails and want a legitimate-looking website

Using the hosting or you will have a proper mail server set up?

INamecheap charges for HTTPS for SEO purposes... is it true for SEO?

uh
just get LetsEncrpyt for HTTPs unless you want a higher security cert

Surprised I mentioned using Namecheap. Stupid I forgot to renew a domain, and they put it on auction, I believe close to 5K.

not sure how thats their fault tho
all fair game when an domain expires

 

[HenryObi]

I'm trying to buy a domain and company email and set up a WordPress website. I already have an autoresponder because I want to start sending out my 80K+ emails and want a legitimate-looking website. Also, Namecheap charges for HTTPS for SEO purposes... is it true for SEO?

Any advice,

Thank you!

Namecheap gives my domains free HTTPS. So far I haven't had issues with them and their support is always available to fix any.

 

[terrycody]

Namecheap is cheap and good enough, SSL is free for first year, and if you really grow big later, you can change the hosting any time, don't overdo things.

 

[GenesisOne]

Namecheap has the best support team you'll ever find.

 

[DozeX]

For domain: Cloudflare, Cheap and great.