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Need advice on website hosting. I have multiple websites on multiple hosting companies. Its costing me too much .
Is there a way to cut the cost of hosting without compromising on website speeds.
Whats your views on reseller hosting plans . Is that what i can use ?
 
Get an good hosting , and divide the class ips, from this way the footprint would be less and speed would be average as well
 
Self hosted VPS hosting is a good way to go. I think Vultr high frequency VPS starts at $6/m and it is very fast and you can host multiple sites there
 
A VPS could be a solution for you, but take note to add IP's and divide them.
 
Getting all the sites hosted in one place will help you to cut the costs. However, when you have everything hosted in one place means you keep all your eggs in the same basket.
I wanted to say that there are both pros and cons and you need to take them into account.
 
Getting an unmanaged Linux VPS would probably be the most budget friendly direction, but that means you must be able to manage such a server. This includes creating your own backups and storing them somewhere off the VPS.
 
take a look at this guy called "Emit Reviews" on youtube he reviews hosting providers and tells you all you need to know about the provider
 
Go with amazon AWS it's the best one for multiple sites and works great for me!
 
Actually, yes if you are not familiar with managing your server, then a good cPanel reseller hosting will be a good option, as you can migrate your accounts to it too, otherwise a VPS or a dedicated server is always best, but you will have to calculate as you would need to pay for cPanel license cost too, and also server management (if you are not good with it), but in the long run it will give you many benefits over a different shared hosting accounts, as it will be a private environment for you and more flexible, though you can buy more IPv4 with your VPS or dedicated server, so that you can give your each website a different IP address, if that is needed.
 
Getting a VPS would be good enough, contact the support team and seek for their advice, they are always there to help u sort things out. there are 2 type packages u can ask about, managed and unmanaged vps, do clarify with the provider about the plan and packages offer to you.
 
Hey there, When it comes to hosting a website, there are a few factors that you should consider:

1) Before selecting a hosting provider, determine the kind of website you plan to host and what are your necessary requirements. Other things to be mindful of the facts while are the amount of traffic you expect, your budget, and the technical support you require.

2)You should choose a reliable, with good uptime and built-in security features like SSL certificates, firewalls, and malware protection hosting provider.

3) Make sure the hosting plan includes enough bandwidth and storage to support your website.

4) Ensure your hosting provider provides reliable customer support through chat, email & phone 24*7
Compare prices of different hosting providers and opt for a suitable plan.
Some popular hosting providers you can think about are Accuwebhosting, Bluehost, HostGator, and DreamHost.
 
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