What is the Best And Cheap Hosting Service ?

Cheap & Best Hosting,

HostGator

ideahost

WebHostingHub

InMotionHosting

InterServer

DreamHost

A2Hosting

Bluehost

iPage
 
Why do you guys keep including ipage, hostgator, bluehost in the same sentence with the word "best" without "not" near it?

These are so crap hosting providers that I want to cry. You understand that many ads about a host doesn't 100% make it good, right?
 
1and1 Hosting - Please dont waste money here, very slow server even uploading is slow compared to other hosting I use. Crazy and absolutely horrible experience.

SiteGround has proven to be faster, and with better support.
 
I'll go with Namecheap anyday. You can ask the support to move your account to another IP or switch to a UK datacenter. Few sites hosted on the same IP. Mine is 4.
 
Wow, am seeing some awesome host service Here which I have not seen before. The time4vps.eu looks great for the price.


Do you have someone that does the config for you bro ? Mr. Vlad onve recommended that.

But aint seen one on fiverr to do the config .
 
Do you have someone that does the config for you bro ? Mr. Vlad onve recommended that.

But aint seen one on fiverr to do the config .

Quoted the wrong guy, dude?

I am doing the config alone

Find someone at freelancer.com Someone reputable enough with a lot of reviews and 4.5+ stars

Open a project, describe what you want and wait for bids. Don't give more than 20-30$ for this.

You probably have to put in the description something like this:

Need someone to setup/install/configure LAMP + SWAP file + VESTA CP (or other free, I personally prefer vesta over centos but these 2 are solid choice) + Roundcube + Let's Encrypt + Cloudflare + wordpress + any settings for optimizing the performance, stability, and security of the server + Cron jobs (to renew the cert for example, backups, updates etc etc.)

Stick with centos nginx

If you have a site that needs to be transferred - specify this also

He will probably need the credentials of your domain provider + new server + cloudflare + old host (if you transfer)

I suggest sticking with the 4gb ram or more plan

The database needs to run for 24 hours to see its performance so tell the freelancer that you need him to monitor the server next few days and optimize it if it needs.
 
Quoted the wrong guy, dude?

I am doing the config alone

Find someone at freelancer.com Someone reputable enough with a lot of reviews and 4.5+ stars

Open a project, describe what you want and wait for bids. Don't give more than 20-30$ for this.

You probably have to put in the description something like this:

Need someone to setup/install/configure LAMP + SWAP file + VESTA CP (or other free, I personally prefer vesta over centos but these 2 are solid choice) + Roundcube + Let's Encrypt + Cloudflare + wordpress + any settings for optimizing the performance, stability, and security of the server + Cron jobs (to renew the cert for example, backups, updates etc etc.)

Stick with centos nginx

If you have a site that needs to be transferred - specify this also

He will probably need the credentials of your domain provider + new server + cloudflare + old host (if you transfer)

I suggest sticking with the 4gb ram or more plan

The database needs to run for 24 hours to see its performance so tell the freelancer that you need him to monitor the server next few days and optimize it if it needs.

Here I found 2 guys for 1 min.

You can probably find tons more

https://www.freelancer.com/u/kuldeepvk.html?ref_project_id=14402657

https://www.freelancer.com/u/amiteshojha.html?ref_project_id=14527932

The 1st guy seems very good choice to me :)


Thanks - Post is well appreciated.
 
Quoted the wrong guy, dude?

I am doing the config alone

Find someone at freelancer.com Someone reputable enough with a lot of reviews and 4.5+ stars

Open a project, describe what you want and wait for bids. Don't give more than 20-30$ for this.

You probably have to put in the description something like this:

Need someone to setup/install/configure LAMP + SWAP file + VESTA CP (or other free, I personally prefer vesta over centos but these 2 are solid choice) + Roundcube + Let's Encrypt + Cloudflare + wordpress + any settings for optimizing the performance, stability, and security of the server + Cron jobs (to renew the cert for example, backups, updates etc etc.)

Stick with centos nginx

If you have a site that needs to be transferred - specify this also

He will probably need the credentials of your domain provider + new server + cloudflare + old host (if you transfer)

I suggest sticking with the 4gb ram or more plan

The database needs to run for 24 hours to see its performance so tell the freelancer that you need him to monitor the server next few days and optimize it if it needs.
Very useful information buddy. Thanks.
 
Siteground is very good, however I wouldn't say it is cheap.

Their GoGeek plan costs 12euro/month and is suitable for ~100k visits a month. However the regular limitations of the shared hosting apply here also.

For these 12 euro/month you can get better deal at time4vps.eu:

KVM Linux VPS

11.99 EUR/mo.
KVM Linux 3
  • CPU: 4 x 2.40 GHz
    Intel® Xeon® E5-2640 v4
  • RAM: 8192 MB
    DDR4-2400 ECC REG
  • SSD: 160 GB
    RAID, 400 IOPS
  • Bandwidth: 40 TB
    400 Mbps Port Speed
  • Backups: Optional
With this package, if you are not able to set the server alone (as it is self managed) you can hire a freelancer and he will install LAMP+vesta cp/centos cp+server setup+roundcube+optimization+cloudflare cdn+lets encrypt ssl for 20-30$

The backups are optional and costs 1 euro per month and backups on a daily basis (if you want their system to make you the backup), otherwise you can make them yourself.

So I will leave it to yourself to decide if this is better than a shared hosting for the same money :)

Also, they have pretty good reviews

https://www.shopperapproved.com/reviews/time4vps.eu/
Un real deal...
 
Remove 1and1 from you list pls. This hosting is shit support and services. Never ear anyone who recommend this hosting.
 
time4vps.eu looks great. If you encountered any problem, there won't be any support I guess?
I am using namecheap, servikus and siteground.
 
time4vps.eu looks great. If you encountered any problem, there won't be any support I guess?
I am using namecheap, servikus and siteground.

It works like every other self-managed VPS. They have support . Used it only once for more info about their ddos protection on network level
 
Endurance International Group (EIG) owns most of these hosts and I will never, ever, ever buy hosting from an EIG host again. Search 'eig hosting list' to see the many companies they're running into the ground. So much down time, websites lagging because of inadequate resources, and no reply to service tickets for days. I've become very committed regular backups made outside of my host (like to an AWS S3 bucket) so I can easily take my site to new hosting whenever I want. And never buy a domain you care about through your host, use someone like hover for that.
 
I have a lot of experience with Bluehost and 1and1 over last 12+ years with a lot of clients, as well as some experience with Media Temple and here are my comments.

Bluehost
Prior to 2010, Bluehost was a decent webhosting company. They had decent performance, decent rates and good service. Then they were acquired by a big dog company Endurance International Group which owns a ton of other webhosting companies (google it) and it's been downhill ever since.

I've watched their features change for the worse, their quality of service go down, hold times on the phone increase, control panel overhaul to a clunky stupid icon based layout that absolutely is garbage, and they've also had some major attacks over the years. I still recall waking up one morning to 10+ phone calls from clients stating all their websites were down. Took Bluehost 3 (!) ****** days to get the shit back to normal one time. Also had clients URLs and emails blacklisted for being on shared hosting with some other nefarious customers. Also had major problems with their email hosting which comes with their packages. At this point, I've moved more than 20 clients away from Bluehost to other hosting over the years. I will never use Bluehost again.

1and1
I like 1and1 because they are cheap and they have decent uptime. I've had my own domains and websites with them for more than 8 years now and they are ok for my needs. They also allow domain privacy without charging for it. That is awesome, as some other hosts charge for that sort of thing, and it can get expensive if you own a lot of domains. They also don't charge for moving a domain, which again, some other hosts do and that sucks.

That being said, they don't have the best service and bury the damn service phone number in their website now. It takes about 5 clicks to get to from the contact page. Put it in your phone for future use. I've rarely needed to call them about anything but when I do, they seem to know what they're doing and usually resolve the issue for me. It's true what some others have said. Cancelling your account may not be as easy as clicking on a link in your control panel. But I believe this is a safety feature. I've cancelled accounts with them before and there was no upsell on the phone. They simply stated they were sorry to see my cancel that part of my account and then did what I asked of them. It was pretty simple.

One negative is over the last year or two, they started doing shady business tactics by adding on some 'added service' to accounts where the fee kicks in after a trial period. You have to manually go into your account and cancel those extension services. Easy enough but I was surprised when I noticed an extra charge on my bill. One of my clients didn't notice it until after 9 months of bills for this extra service which is some bs they call 'extended php support'. See here.

I am still with them though as for me, the positives outweight the negatives. And believe me, every webhost company has positives and negatives to consider.

Media Temple
Had clients here as well and dealt with them. They are very professional, but bit more expensive per month. They have a really nice custom designed control panel and features. It's way different than any other host I've seen. I think their service is excellent. That being said, they are a smaller company so probably a much smaller support team.

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Additionally, I would say not to trust those 'top 10 webhosting companies' website reviews. Most of those seem like complete BS and they do nothing but compare pricing and features. There is no real experience and who knows who actually owns those sites? Sure would benefit a webhosting company to put those sites out with their own company at the top after a 'thorough' review, wouldn't it?
 
use namecheap, its good for small site that doesnt need much
 
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