whats the best cheapest hosting and domain site?

by lilphilupt

Posted: 14 years ago 22 replies

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Hi im looking for which hosting and domain site has the best deal on hosting and domain and if so im looking for a hosting i can buy and get unlimited free domains with it if possible ?

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Ryan_H 14 years ago

I doubt there is any such thing as free domains.

.info domains are very cheap at Godaddy like a buck or so. And I'm been quite satisfied with hosting all my Godaddy domains on HostGator.
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- cpa-money 14 years ago
  
  co.cc are free domain but basically they are subdomains. i use few of them and even be able to rank well on google. so idont think that the fact they are subdomain can influance the seo efforts.
  
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  SmartFX 14 years ago
  
  If you are a new website owner, Inmotion.com or iPage.com is the best web hosting site for you.
  
  They have very fast server that can provide your website fast access. Their control panel is very easy to customize. Their spam blocking service is very innovative. And if you are in need of multiple website then you need a hosting site with unlimited domain name feature.
  In this case Monster host or blue hosting will help you. They offer unlimited website and free domain name forever.
  
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timpears 14 years ago

You will find that more often than not, you are going to get what you pay for. Cheapest and free will get you nothing but problems. Registrars don't just create domains out of thin air, there is a cost to them.

Best thing you can do is look for coupons for Godaddy or Namecheap and then host with HostGator. There are others that are as good as HostGator, but in my time on this forum, HostGator seems to be the most recommended host. I host with them and have not been disappointed a single time.
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- TinkBD 14 years ago
  
  In case you missed part of what Tim and Ryan were saying...
  
  NEVER, NEVER, NEVER use the same company for domain registration and hosting!
  
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- Boadicea 14 years ago
  
  I agree with the other posters in this thread.
  
  Hostgator costs peanuts for what you get. And free 24-hour online live support (you chat with a real person) is just great.
  
  You can have unlimited domains hosted with them with the Baby Hatchling plan, which is US$9.95/month if you pay monthly, and it gets progressively lower if you pay two or three years in advance:
  
  Honestly, it's a no-brainer.
  
  There are only two ways of getting totally free domains:
  1. use someone else's domain (eg Blogger, co.cc, Hubpages), or
  2. buy just one domain name and create any number of subdomains from it. But I wouldn't recommend the latter because if the domain goes down then all your sites go down.
  
  For buying domain names I've moved over to Netfirms because they make the process so much easier and cleaner (Godaddy's site drives me up the wall) and they give you get free Whois privacy (it's automatic).
  
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Nicky Papers 14 years ago

I use GoDaddy for domain registration and Hostgator for hosting.

I'm probably paying more than I should using this combination however I like being able to call their support lines if I run into a snag or have a question about something.

Don't cheap out on the one of the most important parts of your business...
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- timpears 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by TinkBD
  
  In case you missed part of what Tim and Ryan were saying...
  
  NEVER, NEVER, NEVER use the same company for domain registration and hosting!
  Tink
  
  Glad you pointed that out, I forgot to mention it.
  
  Originally Posted by Nicky Papers
  
  Don't cheap out on the one of the most important parts of your business...
  
  Absolutely, I couldn't have said it better.
  
  Domain names and hosting are such a minuscule part of the expenses in this business, but if you get poor hosting, then that can ruin the rest of your business real quick. And if you can't get support for your domains or your hosting when you need it, without waiting hours or days to get a response email, then it just isn't worth it. If a web site is down for a few hours, that can mean the loss of big bucks.
  
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rondo 14 years ago

There's a few 50% off deals right now, eg:

A year of multi-domain cpanel hosting for $36
Cirtex Hosting coupon code - Web Hosting Diary

Similar deal at JustHost too
JustHost coupon code - Web Hosting Diary

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thenextcameron 14 years ago

I use several free domains on co.cc
and free hosting on 000webhost.com

Well, you can combine and have them all free
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BMboyz

14 years ago

i used namecheap for domain and hostgator for hosting...

lately my website ( using wordpress) is so slow to access. I m not sure whether it is a problem of wordpress or hosgator...

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piratejoe84

14 years ago

Originally Posted by BMboyz

i used namecheap for domain and hostgator for hosting...

lately my website ( using wordpress) is so slow to access. I m not sure whether it is a problem of wordpress or hosgator...

I have been experiencing the same problems with HostGator. I have 3 hosting accounts with HostGator and all 3 are getting slower and slower. I think that they may have oversold their servers. I do have to say that they have the best customer support of any of the hosting companies I am using. I hope they get the server issues resolved soon, especially since Google has made page load speed one of their ranking criteria.

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cindyt 14 years ago

Do not use HostSo! I used them and as soon as I started to get some visitors (10+ per day), they suspended my account for using too much bandwith. When I asked how I can fix this, they suggested I buy a dedicated IP. I did this and paid on the spot. The very next day my account was suspended again and they said that the dedicated ip made no difference and they wouldn't refund it. I cancelled my account and went to Just Host. Until yesterday, I had no issues. However, I have been unable to access my site now for 24hours as it keeps timing out. I have just again started getting some traffic. They tell me Admin are looking into it and try again in a few hours.

I don't mind paying more to avoid these issues, so I also welcome suggestions. I haven't tried HostGator yet.
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123scottyt 14 years ago

I've got all my domains at hostgator and i bought them cheap at godaddy, mostly .info for a buck. had no problems so far so i think from reading the other posts, this combination is your best bet.
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michaelbnielsen 14 years ago

Sounds like a place that one should try out. Thanks

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michaelbnielsen

14 years ago

Originally Posted by jasontheman07

I have tried almost all hosting and domain regristrars that are worth trying, but recently have found a site called LimeDomains.com - they actually give you a decent starter hosting plan free with the purchase of a $10 domain name, so buy the domain and get the hosting for free for the year, then you have to renew the domain again (in a year)..not bad eh? plus they give you full control over your DNS as well as auto-installers for scripts like joomla and wordpress, etc.

Sounds like a place that one should try out. Thanks

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biz33ham 14 years ago

I use godaddy for all of my hosting and never had a problem, and I can call them at any time 24/7 that being said there is nothing 100% what ever is working stay with it.
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JHandy 14 years ago

Hostgator has been great. For domains, I've always used GoDaddy...

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michaelbnielsen 14 years ago

I can give my opinion on POWWEB hosting. I have had my personal website with them for a number of years. They are inexpensive and easy to deal with. Their support team have been superb.

As for buying domains I have had good experiences with CheapDomain.com

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crete 14 years ago

I use 25 dollar hosting dot net. Its 25 bucks a year and the service is fantastic.
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- Kay King 14 years ago
  
  Actually, I would say it's ok to use the same company for both, as long as you have full DNS control over your domain name and can point it anywhere you wish.
  
  Problem occurs when a smaller hosting company goes down - and stays down. It does happen and though it's rare it can be a big problem because you can't access your dns. If hosting is totally down - you have no control at all.
  
  It's a risk no one needs to take as it's simple to avoid that risk.
  
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ChrisHeggem 14 years ago

Depends on what you want to be doing with your site. I started using BlueHost when I started doing a lot of work on WordPress (single-click integration) and have been happy with them.
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