I will recommend more reputed and solid ooowebhost and 5GBFree, they are free just because they believe you would upgrade to their premium plan, but that is good for your situation. Hope this helps.Yes, I am looking for up $10 per year.
I will recommend more reputed and solid ooowebhost and 5GBFree, they are free just because they believe you would upgrade to their premium plan, but that is good for your situation. Hope this helps.Yes, I am looking for up $10 per year.
i have 10 visitors every day and total 300 per month.Free hosting has never been good since you have no idea how many users are sharing one server. If i were to choose i would stick the with paid hosting since its unlimited everything. Googiehost has limits on most of the things. There is a limit on bandwidth so if you have a decent amount of traffic and your bandwidth is used up , your website won't work due to going over the bandwidth.
Honestly they both provide the same service, it's just your preference.
OK this is 4th one and another one in the list now and its only for $5 year.BuyShared do you want more cheap than this?
never used that one beforeHow about Google Cloud Platform (GCP) ? they are providing one year free.
For that little traffic, I'll second the BuyShared suggestion, I have a couple WP sites on their Las Vegas server without any issues or notable downtime, though I tend to keep the higher-traffic sites on VPS's or dedicated servers. And in case you're going into grey-area territory, their Luxembourg location is supposedly DMCA-ignore.i have 10 visitors every day and total 300 per month.
ok$5 is good for me, do they provide free migration too?For that little traffic, I'll second the BuyShared suggestion, I have a couple WP sites on t their Las Vegas server without any issues or notable downtime, though I tend to keep the higher-traffic sites on VPS's or dedicated servers. And in case you're going into grey-area territory, their Luxembourg location is supposedly DMCA-ignore.
At that price I doubt it, but as long as your old host uses cPanel you should be able to run a backup and restore it on the new server. (The free migration most companies offer is just a semi-automated version of this, so the results will be identical.)ok$5 is good for me, do they provide free migration too?