Should I go with Namecheap or Hostinger?

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I'm trying to buy a domain and company email and set up a WordPress website. I already have an autoresponder because I want to start sending out my 80K+ emails and want a legitimate-looking website. Also, Namecheap charges for HTTPS for SEO purposes... is it true for SEO?

Any advice,

Thank you!
 
Namecheap sucks lately, for domain and hosting.
Try siteground, hostarmada or hostinger. More or less same pricing as hostinger.
 
Namecheap sucks lately, for domain and hosting.
Try siteground, hostarmada or hostinger. More or less same pricing as hostinger.

Surprised I mentioned using Namecheap. Stupid I forgot to renew a domain, and they put it on auction, I believe close to 5K.
 
Go with Namecheap for the domain. For hosting, I would suggest going with another provider, not Hostinger, though. You can check out the marketplace, or you can set up a VPS on DigitalOcean or Vultr yourself.

You can use Cloudflare for HTTPS. There is no need to pay for a certificate unless you are an established website dealing with actual transactions.
 
Namecheap is fine for domains, not so much for hosting. Namecheap cpanel get hacked all the time.

SiteGround is an amazing host, but the problem is it's expensive.
 
Namecheap is fine for domains, however i've seen some negative posts about hosting on Hostinger lately
 
For domain:
Namesilo
Namecheap
Porkbun
 
I want to start sending out my 80K+ emails and want a legitimate-looking website
Using the hosting or you will have a proper mail server set up?
INamecheap charges for HTTPS for SEO purposes... is it true for SEO?
uh
just get LetsEncrpyt for HTTPs unless you want a higher security cert

Surprised I mentioned using Namecheap. Stupid I forgot to renew a domain, and they put it on auction, I believe close to 5K.
not sure how thats their fault tho
all fair game when an domain expires
 
I'm trying to buy a domain and company email and set up a WordPress website. I already have an autoresponder because I want to start sending out my 80K+ emails and want a legitimate-looking website. Also, Namecheap charges for HTTPS for SEO purposes... is it true for SEO?

Any advice,

Thank you!
Namecheap gives my domains free HTTPS. So far I haven't had issues with them and their support is always available to fix any.
 
Namecheap is cheap and good enough, SSL is free for first year, and if you really grow big later, you can change the hosting any time, don't overdo things.
 
Namecheap has the best support team you'll ever find.
 
For domain: Cloudflare, Cheap and great.
 
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