NameCheap or Siteground?

Tristan Hektor

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Hello guys,

I use namecheap hosting for a quite long time and I'm just wondering to migrate my blog to the SiteGround?

The main reason why I'm thinking about it to increase the web speed in the Europe as well, I'm pretty happy about my results in the USA, but in general web speed result in Europe could be better.

Should I try?

Moreover, I'm using Cloudflare seperately, but it doesn't change much.
 
i like name cheap and host gator, they are pretty good. never used site ground and i don't think getting a Europe server will boost your web speed.
 
The host that you are moving to should be able to help migrate the site and help with getting your settings all backup and running
 
for Europe based onshore yes Namecheap but if you are looking for offshore then go for Bulgarian based european providers.
 
+1 for namecheap. Have been using their services for years now and never had any issues with them.
 
+ 1 Siteground. Have used both, but stick to siteground because of speed performance.
 
Have you considered proper CDN Network? For none heavy load website's it costs 5$ for 1TB of data. 50% instant page speed gainz.

Cloudflare is just for DNS & Domain.
 
SiteGround for sure. I have been hosting all my website with SiteGround. +1
 
I'd advise you to use plans from yourlasthost.com and asvhost.com.
Very easy and super helpful support. The value of their website hosting is great as well. I highly recommend them to all my friends and colleagues!
 
I prefer siteground to host because they have fast loading times and 24/7 tech support.
 
Have you considered proper CDN Network? For none heavy load website's it costs 5$ for 1TB of data. 50% instant page speed gainz.

Cloudflare is just for DNS & Domain.

Do you have something to recommend?
 
I've always found name cheap support to be really great personally
 
Siteground for sure. Best hosting speeds and instant customer service reps.
 
How you can compare Domain name related company with another, whose primary business is hosting?
 
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