Best hosting for 25+ sites?

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I'm creating a bank of AdSense/Amazon affiliate websites for passive income. What is the most cost efficient way to host these sites? Any input would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!
 
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The best way to maintain big number of websites would be to get a (managed or unmanaged) dedicated server. I don't know any good provider for such, but it is the most cost-effective way of managing.
 
Search for cheap vps with decent quality. I am sure, you will find many.
 
Depends what you're looking for. If you're going for unique servers/IPs for each site then it's going to cost you, even with a cheap VPS provider. But if you aren't against hosting multiple sites on the same server, doing so would save you money. Check out Amazon's EC2, DigitalOcean, or similar providers (reliable but still relatively cheap). You could deploy a few VPS and run multiple sites on each, depending on your compute needs per site.
 
Shared hosting is fine for those small of sites.
 
I know this is unrelated but IMO you should not be creating that many sites for passive income. Focus on 1 site. I've tried doing the same spreading myself out and I burnt out of energy/time/money very quickly. Making a $10k+ a month site is more than doable.
 
Back when I did a ton of affiliate marketing I used a reseller account. That way each site has its own cpanel login. Then if you happen to sell one site its easy just to pass that one site off to the new owner.

Anyways just my 2 cents on it. Reseller hosting plan is what I would use.
 
You can get small free VPSs from Google cloud or AWS which should be enough for a small blog, you can also use netlify/github pages for free hosting for static content.
 
I would strongly suggest that you go for a VPS with dedicated IP address for each of your sites.
 
If all sites earn you money, I would recommend not to host them on the same server / webspace / hoster.
In case your host / server isn't reachable all of your sites are out of business.

Even if you go for hosting all on one server, I would get a second one at a different hoster and setting up some fail over / mirroring.

But that would be me if I had plenty of sites that earn me my living. But even with one larger site that has significant earnings I would get a fallback.
 
If your website have normal traffic then go with VPS hosting or it's their high traffic websites then go to Dedicated Server Hosting.
 
Instead of creating 25+ mfa sites, create a bigger quality one, chances are it won't get in Google's radar, it will perform better in the long term than the 25.
 
If you know how to administrate a server, get yourself a cloud server on Digital Ocean or Vultr and set everything up. But again, this requires some knowledge in server maintenance and some time but it will be the best and most professional soloution.
 
I suggest Servikus - in these years ive tried many providers and so far servikus have most stable service and most important for me BEST support ive ever seen.
 
I would recommend a small vps or reseller hosting (with whm) for this - you don’t need crazy budget for 25 sites but with a vps you have some power and also you have the ability to segregate all the sites from each other - keeps you safe if one gets hacked.

Also, look for a provider that includes offsite backup - unless you have the resources to set up, and schedule backups to, an offsite ftp server.

I know in the uk guru host is pretty decent - and they have reseller hosting with offsite backups for a fair price.

I don’t know about an equivilant provider in the us but I’m sure there are plenty.
 
It depends, from the type of the websites, traffic, targeted geo location (if your targeted visitors are from USA/EU then hosting in Russia or Asia won't be that suitable).

If the websites are with static content then you could host them on basic shared hosting plan (with different cf account for each so you get mixed NS).
For dynamic websites you better go with VPS with (again depends from the traffic and the type) 2GB RAM and again with mixed CloudFlare NS.

So anything between 10 - 20$ will do the job.
 
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