Looking for repuatble Webhosting Alternative to Hostgator

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Hello everyone,

I'm looking for an alternative hosting comapny, ccurrently doing $12.99 on HostGator but need a cheaper more affordable option that can host multiple domains like 5 to 10.

Should you know anyone you can recommend on BHW too that would be great as far as the servvices are for multiple domains and affordble
 
I've heard good things about Namecheap and Bluehost for multiple domains. They both offer affordable hosting plans with a variety of features.
 
Don't know what's the condition now, but Namecheap as hosts sucked a few years earlier. They had probably Russians on the support, very hard in understanding English. Some members termed worse for Bluehost, for restoring old/hacked sites.
 
Siteground is great, i use both siteground and namecheap and i suggest siteground, a bit more expensive than Namecheap but works great!
 
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If you are going to host multiple domains, do your self a favor and look for a cheap reseller account where each domain get´s their own resources and enviroment, so that if one account/website get´s hacked it does not affect the others.
 
If you are going to host multiple domains, do your self a favor and look for a cheap reseller account where each domain get´s their own resources and enviroment, so that if one account/website get´s hacked it does not affect the others.
Do you recommend one?
 
hostinger is good or if you are looking for vps you can take a look to vultr it has a easy installation process..
 
I, myself and me are trying to get an excellent base for my online work. Leaning toward Hostinger only because they seem cheap. Though, I heard about well, "all" those cheap services that they try to persuade you to upgrade later on, support is non-existent, charge you the full price at the end of the contract, and so on... Tried Linode. You can get I think $200 free for two months to try the services but they kinda have a steep learning curve for what I would like to do...
A managed dedicated server is of course the best but also very the most expensive option.
If you can get 10 people to pay you for hosting I would go with a dedicated server since those 10, or 7, depending on how you sell or what you do, can pay out for all those nice processing power and gigabytes of space for you.
Otherwise, hosting, Bluehost, go baby, all that is the same core business principle. Just bad
 
Otherwise, hosting, Bluehost, go baby, all that is the same core business principle. Just bad

Even Hostinger is so. I had used them a few years back. At least I won't recommend
 
Check out verpex.. LiteSpeed server and have some nice offers
 
There are many options out there like namecheap and hostinger. You can buy these hosting also with crypto.
 
You could also try AWS Lightsail. It starts at $3.5/mo. When you use a Ubuntu server with Webinoly or Plesk, you can host multiple websites. Plus, you can use most services for free for the first three months.
 
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