A good rule of thumb for new projects unless you have specifics requirements (dedicated environment requirements, sys admin skill set), is to start with an entry offer of a web hosting company of your choosing. (recommendation will surely follow) and scale it as you grow. Your web hosting company will help you carrying / scaling your package as it grows.
I am glad to run several of my sites at Zetservers.com - Go ahead, they offer enough disk space, bandwidth, email services, free domain name, free website builder tool (CMS tools such as WordPress, Drupal, or Joomla). They certainly have built the host with a customer focused attitude and we couldn't be more pleased.
I think that most shared hosting services will work for you.
Just you need to specify which web application (in case of use) you are going to have?
Which control panel are you comfortable with: Cpanel, Plesk, DA etc...
Monthly budget is also important to be mentored.
For your website, I recommend you go with Web Hosting. If your websites are newer, you don't need to buy something expensive just to start.
That's my opinion. Of course.
If your website doesn't have any bad content, or something that can trigger with DMCA Complaints, you are fine. If you will have DMCA content, you need to look for Offshore Hosting.
It depends on the type of website you intend to create, whether you are going to use Wordpress with many plugins or a heavier framework like Laravel, whether your marketing plan will attract many simultaneous visitors and your level of knowledge in hosting websites.
If you are new to hosting, you will need a shared plan (at a minimum) or a managed VPS. If you know how website hosting works, you can start with DigitalOcean / Vultr / Linode or services like Cloudways / Ploi / RunCloud that allow you to start with a cheaper plan and you can scale the infrastructure according to your need.
When looking for a good hosting account that will fit your needs, first ask yourself what your planning on doing with the site/sites and see if the hosting your looking at allows what you're doing and is going to be fast enough for what you're looking to do.
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