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Usually, I don't like to ask this type of question but after researching for the past 7 days I still cant decide which hosting to use.

Gonna summarize my needs and maybe someone can suggest me right deal. (i am totally up to registering for the affiliate as well if you can explain to me why is that a good solution for my needs)

So, a website that I am currently creating will have tons of pictures, bimber theme, just a couple of plugins (elementor and basic contact forms and plugins which are included in the theme), and its sports niche, the plan is to go worldwide, and obviously, the website will be in English. I am planning to set up Cloudflare as well.

From my research so far best solutions are: Hostgator, Hostinger, and Bluehost

P.S. it's important for me to have CPanel.
 
No! Don't go with HostGator, Hostinger and Bluehost that is PAID promotions. Avoid them at all costs.

Your content have DMCA? If yes you should go with Offshore Providers

Lyrahosting
alexhost

Make sure that you use LiteSpeed as web server.

Namecheap is a good solution, blazingfast.io also.
If your website is legal then go with Blazingfast.io :)
 
Thanks for the suggestion I'll search for them right away. And yes, website is totally legal (not gambling niche nor any black hat methods are being used)
 
Vhosting is also good.
It offers Litespeed server with cPanel.
 
Thanks for the suggestion I'll search for them right away. And yes, website is totally legal (not gambling niche nor any black hat methods are being used)
If you do a big research you will see hostgator, bluehost in all websites of reviews... they are just promoting their affiliate link.
Also the rankings and blog posts are just only to earn €€€, in fact they are a bullshit to be honest with you.

Read more here and see how many companies they have
https://www.visualoak.com/blog/what-is-eig/
You can read more about their feedback here
https://webhostinggeeks.com/providers/hostgator
As I told you those you mention are big companies doing HIGH MARKETING, they pay to be in the list even if they aren't this or that.
Avoid at all costs.

Blazingfast.io have web hosting + 10Gbps Shared + cPanel :)
 
If you do a big research you will see hostgator, bluehost in all websites of reviews... they are just promoting their affiliate link.
Also the rankings and blog posts are just only to earn €€€, in fact they are a bullshit to be honest with you.

Read more here and see how many companies they have
https://www.visualoak.com/blog/what-is-eig/
You can read more about their feedback here
https://webhostinggeeks.com/providers/hostgator
As I told you those you mention are big companies doing HIGH MARKETING, they pay to be in the list even if they aren't this or that.
Avoid at all costs.

Blazingfast.io have web hosting + 10Gbps Shared + cPanel :)
Yeah, thanks for a detailed explanation. My only concern about "not that famous" web hosting companies is that google is not favoriting them (i was reading a lot about this topic) and it seems it might be true. Also NameCheap seems like an amazing hosting! I am just looking at their deals, and I am pretty sure that I'll choose them.
 
Yeah, thanks for a detailed explanation. My only concern about "not that famous" web hosting companies is that google is not favoriting them (i was reading a lot about this topic) and it seems it might be true. Also NameCheap seems like an amazing hosting! I am just looking at their deals, and I am pretty sure that I'll choose them.
Nop, Google doesn't care about "not famous web hosting" if IP is clean then is OK.

The speed and performance + SSL is what google wants.
 
I think that would be a good idea to start with the company which can offer you a room for upgrade, so you can start with shared hosting and upgrade to dedicated server and get profit from being with the same company
 
I've exact requirement with my site as I have tons of images too. and I'm on shared hosting hostgnome.com.

I'm using My host @DamoHG - Hostgnome.com. Excellent host and excellent support.

They do offer free trial for a limited time.
 
Usually, I don't like to ask this type of question but after researching for the past 7 days I still cant decide which hosting to use.

Gonna summarize my needs and maybe someone can suggest me right deal. (i am totally up to registering for the affiliate as well if you can explain to me why is that a good solution for my needs)

So, a website that I am currently creating will have tons of pictures, bimber theme, just a couple of plugins (elementor and basic contact forms and plugins which are included in the theme), and its sports niche, the plan is to go worldwide, and obviously, the website will be in English. I am planning to set up Cloudflare as well.

From my research so far best solutions are: Hostgator, Hostinger, and Bluehost

P.S. it's important for me to have CPanel.
Since you want suggestions, I will recommend to go for namecheap. Is what i am personally using, and you can set up all necessary thing you want. Sure namecheap can be a solution.
 
Hi Bro
Im with WPX.net (wordpress hosting) , they are the best for me why:
1) best speed with CDN caching
2)Free daily backup for my website
3)The best support 24/7h (very fast about 1mn)
4)they give great free services like migration website , Optimization site speed..)

They don't have Cpanel on their control panel ..

good luck
 
Usually, I don't like to ask this type of question but after researching for the past 7 days I still cant decide which hosting to use.

Gonna summarize my needs and maybe someone can suggest me right deal. (i am totally up to registering for the affiliate as well if you can explain to me why is that a good solution for my needs)

So, a website that I am currently creating will have tons of pictures, bimber theme, just a couple of plugins (elementor and basic contact forms and plugins which are included in the theme), and its sports niche, the plan is to go worldwide, and obviously, the website will be in English. I am planning to set up Cloudflare as well.

From my research so far best solutions are: Hostgator, Hostinger, and Bluehost

P.S. it's important for me to have CPanel.

Hostgator and Bluehost. No matter which one you choose as both of the services are owned by a single company (EIG Group) which repute is not so much great. Don't believe me? Just google about it.

For Hostinger, I've not used it so can't comment on it. But I've heard good reviews about this service though. As you have not stated your budget so if your budget is low under 5 dollar, then you can go with them for a single website. But keep in mind their bandwidth is just 100GB for the shared hosting plans, 100gb means 10k monthly hits, and that's included human and crawler bot hits.

For my recommendation, I'd suggest that you take a look at Cloudways. As, I personally use it and currently hosting over 8 websites on a single account with no issues. Even for 15/20 heavy traffic websites, their $10/m plan would be enough to handle the load. One of my website also has elementor and essential addons plugin.

Here's the speed statistics: (please note my website has 6000 words and multiple images on the home page)
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Also, could you please explain why cPanel?

EDIT: I forgot to mention another important thing about Cloudways, they do not have email hosting. You've to use separate service such as ZOHO for this and it'll cost you $12/year.
 
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From my research so far best solutions are: Hostgator, Hostinger, and Bluehost

P.S. it's important for me to have CPanel.
That's not research, sorry but no, those 3 are bottom of the shit, on the same level as that Godaddy trash.

Please answer the following question so I can have a better understanding of your situation
Why do you need Cpanel, can any Panel suit your needs?
Do you prefer Managed or Unmanaged providers?
What is your budget, how much $ you spending per month?
Do you only have only 1 Website?
What is the current storage space you have already used (considering it will only increase from there, what is the average MB/GB increase per month?)
avg monthly traffic
 
Here's what I would do.
Get 3 months interserver hosting for 1$ <--- you can google this.
But a nice and sweet hosting deal during black friday.
Ditch interserver.
 
Ive been using Namecheap. The service has been good for only a few bucks a month
 
Namecheap is recommended for web hosting. if you have some linux skills, go with a VPS. vultr's HF starting from 6$ including automatic WP installation so no worries about that.
 
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