NameCheap is good for hosting?

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Hello I want to start a site in wordpress (for adsense money) do you think the offer 8.91$ per year for :
-20 GB SSD DISK SPACE
-Unlimited bandwidth
-Up to 3 websites
This is a good offer? The domain isn't include.
Tell me if it's not a good offer or if they are not trusted.
Thanks you very much ;)
 
Yup go with namecheap ,

once you start getting some traffic and cover the expenses ( keeping in mind the site will bring a nice income in ) , you can then move to another host
 
plus year 2 it jumps in price so move it before then
 
I have that exact plan right now. It's pretty good.
 
They're decent, don't use them for a big website though. But for starters, it's cheap and good for that money.
 
really they are good only for low traffic , i am using same plan, and their support is really good , 24x7
 
I prefer hostwinds, relatively cheap and good customer service. They reply fast to tickets in my experience
 
Their support is awesome, responds within seconds 24/7
 
So if I have approximatively 2000 persons on my website per month it's okay? Thanks for all :)
 
I use their hosting as a redirect for my affiliate offers.The customer service is very responsive.
 
@dimi I am using namecheap pro plan the one around 19$ i guess. Namecheap is good in domains as well hosting the best thing is the fantastic customer support for which i am still up with them 2000 monthly visitors is ok with basic plan.

I had asked them how much traffic my site cud handle the answer was that 150-200 people at single time.
 
I'm using namecheap for quite a while sounds good and stable , also fast replay regarding problems/tickets .
Prices good , service good , quality good.

I would recommend you .
 
I am using namecheap last 1 year. Till Now its good for me and their support very fast.
 
The offer looks pretty good for hosting a new website, you should go with it. You'd have to move out to a VPS eventually when the site grows, but that's something you can think later. :)
 
I try to avoid buying hosting from domain companies but it looks like a good deal for that price unless your website is big. Just be careful and move onto a better hosting as soon as you realize that your site is getting bigger to avoid any downtime.
 
I've switched several sites to namecheap and I must say what others already have: their support is incredible. I'm amazed at how nice their techs are and how quickly they get things done. To get that kind of support elsewhere you'd pay hundreds of dollars (I'm thinking Rackspace or the premium Amazon support). The free Amazon.com support is inexistent, you post something to their forum and wait months. Namecheap leaves them in the dust.

As for speed, I use a few dedicated servers and several hosting accounts for wordpress. Excellent speed, the servers aren't crowded like hostgator and so far no complaints for SEO, all sites rank.

So that's my +1 for Namecheap. They earned my respect.
 
Is it good if I have around 2k visitors per month?
Also have 2 new sites with really low traffic almost 0 xD
 
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