Which hosting is the best for a beginner?

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Stuck48 said:
If you follow this advice i think you will do OK :)
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in fact I don't want Godaddy, is that service provider happen to choose them. After one year with them SERIOUSLY I CAN HONESTLY SAY F UP , WORST keep email u upsell u a lot stuffs yet their service stuffs.

They are not technically expert handling sites , I more amazed till now they still can hold a position in Host provider services still can so call " popular " if I not wrong they are listed company?

But all nightmare end after I go back to my fav siteground , Lo now I worry too many go site ground , wait they use the chance to increase pricing etc or support can't handle finger cross they still maintain their good services
 
YujinTan said:
in fact I don't want Godaddy, is that service provider happen to choose them. After one year with them SERIOUSLY I CAN HONESTLY SAY F UP , WORST keep email u upsell u a lot stuffs yet their service stuffs.

They are not technically expert handling sites , I more amazed till now they still can hold a position in Host provider services still can so call " popular " if I not wrong they are listed company?

But all nightmare end after I go back to my fav siteground , Lo now I worry too many go site ground , wait they use the chance to increase pricing etc or support can't handle finger cross they still maintain their good services
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Yes, that sounds like them :)
 
namecheap, never go for hostinger too..
 
Magmaspace said:
You are from India , avoid GoDaddy like plague , you will be fine. I am sick and tired of GoDaddy chasing me with their "brand ambassador" dhoni. How can he endorse with a straight face. Unbelievable. Don't let dhoni guy and godaddy fool you.
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Their upsell literally tires you out. If you try to change nameservers, you end up closing at least 4 upsell offers.
marksmith1211 said:
Some list of best hosting for a beginner
  • Bluehost.
  • Flywheel.
  • DreamHost.
  • SiteGround.
  • Kinsta.
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All pricey hosts, not exactly beginner stuff.
 
namecheap is more than enough for when you're starting. easy to use and good support from my experience! :)
 
Daniel Mayne said:
Beginner friendly hosting.
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Any host is beginner friendly. Of course that doesn't means nor is equal to quality & performance.. just easy of use.

Namecheap is great..
The most hated&loved Hostgator is ok as well.

But in reality ANY Shared hosting based on cPanel is just that.. easy and beginner friendly.
 
I would say go for namecheap.
The price is very low, and their customer support is good.
It's a bit slow, but if you optimize your site well and don't get a lot of traffic yet, then you should be good to go.
 
If you have some knowledge about backend, you can use a cheap VPS, it's faster and will give you better performance,
Otherwise, go with shared hosting, NameCheap is good option, they have money-back guarantee, so you don't need to worry about these fake negative reviews
 
I do not understand people advising Namecheap. It's incredibly slow, especially from Europe. With Wordpress and the Divi pagebuilder pages in the admin took about 10 seconds to load. Really not nice to work with.

I am sure there are better alternatives in India. And maybe also better to look for local hosting if your audience is in India.
 
I think you need a complete plan and enough budget, Namecheap is fine for beginners but learn bad cases from reviews and find solutions in advance.
 
Namecheap is pretty good and their support over Live chat really stands out. You can go with them for sure.
 
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