if you need a reliable host you must go for a cheap web hosting rather than any free host. The free host business model is not viable without advertisements
if you need a reliable host you must go for a cheap web hosting rather than any free host. The free host business model is not viable without advertisements
Free hosting isn't reliable at all, and any ones without ads is most likely stealing your data one way or another.
Go for cheaper options like $5 a month to start out, you will find them alot more stable and reliable on smaller scale projects, many gives you free x month trials to test their services such as DO, it give u $100 for 2 months to start out (so you can basically use their $20 plan for 2 months for the cost of $5). (although DO does not use Cpanel)
Another decent hosting for pennies is namecheap or site ground, hostinger starter plans to get you started. (these usually have cpanel)
avoid godaddy like the plaque unless you want to deal with their constant issues
i would suggest something you can scale up seamlessly without hassle when your site grows unless you are well informed on how to migrate hosting and such.
If its free and no ads its not going to last long. If you want real hosting might as well as pay for it. Cheapest would be like godaddy or hostgator when you sign up for like 3 years.
Thanks for your help.
I understand, of course that companies need to charge for hosting accounts.
I needed this to host simple Paypal Buttons html, so i am trying byethost.
After Cpanel changed it's pricing structure a while back, I wouldn't count on anyone offering it free anymore. You might find a free host offering other panels, but as has been said above, when you use free hosting, you get what you pay for.
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