Best Web Hosting Company?

I think the easy way is to use wordpress, you ll get complete website , free themes/designs and lots of functions. For web hosting have a look at shopaserver.com. good luck!

For WIndows VPS I use BurstNet ($10/mo)

Linux VPS, Servint (cpanel) $49

Cpanel Hosts:
- Hostgator (good support but servers can be congested)
- Hostmonster ( I love their Simple Script installer, alternative to Fantastico)

Dreamhost
- They have one-click install (similar to Fantastico) but I don't like the way it auto-updates Wordpress to the latest version
- They allow SSH and other cool programming stuff

1and1
- Cheap hosting plans and they have a Graphic Archive (free stock images and photos) but I don't like that they limit the number of files you can have on your hosting (something like 250,000)

SEO Hosting:
Indianets - 5 Class C IPs for only $10 (you get a cpanel account for each domain on different class C IPs) good for hosting your PR sites.

GoDaddy Hosting
- I found that they don't mind hosting high traffic sites on a shared hosting plan; they did not kick out a high traffic site that crashed a Hostgator shared server
- Their Hosting Connection has one-click installs but I find adding domains and creating databases cumbersome (you have to wait for setup to finish, unlike Cpanel which does this instantly)

Rackspace Cloud is also good for quickly deploying dedicated servers.

i use justhost and bluehost. i think they are good..

I use Bluehost already for more than 2 years and no problem so far.

Most people on these forums recommend the big shared hosting companies. These hosts tend to not be the best quality and the "unlimited" hosting that they offer doesn't exist. All these hosts will suspend your account if you use too much of the server.

I would recommend MediaLayer.com if your willing to pay a lot because you'll get incredible quality hosting. If your looking for something cheap HawkHost.com is great.

To learn more about hosting and see more recommendations take a look at my sig as well as WebHostingTalk.com

I tend to go for VPSes. And KnownHost are currently my favourite VPS provider.

I used Godaddy and thought it was good, until I moved to SimpleHELIX. Godaddy is a horrible webhost, though for domains I still use them.

I have had nothing but a positive experience with SimpleHelix, plus they just added Cloudflare, and my site flies now!

I go with hostgator! Having using them for quiet a long time and really good! Havent faced any issues yet.

I suggest arvixe dot com

Personally I'd say HostGator they have been great for me. But if they are over your budget also check out WebHostingHub and BlueHost.

Hostgator all the way!! You can't beat their customer support. And, their servers are lightning fast! I would never ever use Godaddy for hosting. I have twice and was disappointed both times. I've also used IXwebhosting and MediaTemple before. But, Hostgator has been rock solid for me. They offer basically everything you need from baby plans to reseller hosting. They also offer dedicated solutions. I promise, I don't work for them, LOL!

I think the easy way is to use wordpress, you ll get complete website , free themes/designs and lots of functions. For web hosting have a look at shopaserver.com. good luck!

IMO, Hostgator and Hostmonster are by far the best webhosting companies. Worked with them for years and never had any problems with them. Hostgator also probably has the best customer service, I've ever come across.

i am using Hostgator for the pas 3 years, and they are very good,
specially their 24/7/365 chat services

I think if you need good hosting than you should check different hosting sites and tan decide a best one.

I have used several including hostgator. Most recently I use Ipage. Lots of nice features. Simplescripts for WP installs. They give some ad credits and site security scan plus a badge for customer confidence too. I payed $35.00 for a year of service so pricing is good. I haven't had any trouble at all and good support. Many out there. Do some research and pick whats best.

I use HostGator and have never had any problems - you can host 'unlimited' sites in your space, easy to set-up. Search for HostGator voucher codes and you'll find some great deals. I also use WordPress to run my simple sites and blogs as it's so easy to set-up and there's a host of great themes and plug-ins - plus it integrates nicely with Aweber for squeeze pages etc!

HostGator is good but I prefer godaddy more. Never tried HostGator But i think I should try it once.

HostGator is the best

I think i'll try hostgator with my next project. Im using godaddy.

one more vote for hostgator.

maybe the person talking about wordpress was referring to a wordpress.com hosted site. I would be very careful though. All of my wordpress.com sites were banned for not following their terms. I didnt do anything scummy on there, just linked back to my other sites a lot.

I prefer to use Wordpress.It is easy to implement and use.

I have used HostGator for five years, HostMonster for two years and Bluehost for two years. HostGator and Bluehost are my favorites for larger sites. HostMonster is cheap and works great for smaller sites or feeder sites.

I have one of my sites hosted with seoblast .net (remove the space) they are cheap and seem ok for peopel i know who have started up.

My news site performs ok, they also have datacentres in the US/UK/Europe/Australia

Well thats my view on them, if i finds some more ill let you know.

I am using bluehost.com from last 3 years without any problems. The best thing is that they have all the major scripts and platforms to install in one go.

Bluehost and Hostgator are both good. Hostgator support is good. Haven't had to use Bluehost support yet.

1and1 are to be avoided like the plague. Support is laughably inept - I had to explain to one "technician" what a blog was. Cancellation is a nightmare and they will continue issuing bills for months on end even after their own staff have confirmed that they owe you money!

i am hosting my sites on a2hosting its VPS package is best to host multiple sites and very secure

One more vote for Hostgator.

Example: Time to setup new domain and install wordpress from scratch
GoDaddy: 30min - 48hrs
Hostgator: 1 - 3 minutes depending on how fast you click

Best for what ?
price ?
a high traffic site ?
a startup ?
speed ?
support ?
uptime and reliability ?

Go daddy is the father of any hosting business...

I think GoDaddy and Hostgator

I spent a TON of time looking into hosting. Which looking back on it was ridiculous. I realized I was spending hours to figure out if I was saving a dollar or so a month. It came down between hostgator and bluhost. I found a promo code for .1 cent hosting for the first month with hostgator so I went with them. I played around for 2-3 weeks then upgraded to a package that allowed multiple domains. I had some technical questions/problems with stuff and the hostgator service was really good. I'm not sure who they have at tech support but they really seemed like native speakers. I recommend them. You really have to investigate hosting packages. They are never as cheap as they advertise. You want to find the cheapest/best package that supports multiple domains. Best of luck.

I used Hostgator..

i am using wordpress, one click fantastico installation. Well designed free wordpress themes and lots of free wordpress plugins to make my blog faster, secure and se friendly. I trust Just Host as hosting services. It's best for your blogs, if you are full time blogger.

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use hostgator for efficient and economic hosting services. Hostgator provides you various plans to support your corporate or personal hosting space. It also encorporates many utilities like Site builder, file manager , e-mail service ,etc to enhance your usage within this single site.

Go Daddy is the web hosting company. I am using this for more domains.

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My company has built 100's of sites and landing pages. I've probably logged into no less than 20 different hosting companies back end. Hands down, the best (from experience) is HOSTGATOR.

I use Godaddy's, and that this is good, until I moved to SimpleHELIX. GoDaddy is a terrible hosting provider, domain name although I still use them.

Hostgator,go daddy,mochahost, these are some hosting sites where i have hosted some of my sites.

hostgator for me

* HostGator for shared web hosting
* Servint, Linode, Knownhost and WiredTree for VPS

HostGator is very impressive for reseller and shared site hosting. They are as close to 100% uptime as you can get and usually have around 200 chat technicians available 24/7.

Would recommend them any day.

I've been using 1&1 and so far I'm happy, though I can't tell the difference between services for more complex sites than a personal website.

The best hosting company is Hostgator, no doubt, excellent support.
But godaddy is the best solution for domain names.

In my opinion Hostgator is the best web hosting company. I am using from Last one year and having no problem.

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Hands down I would recommend Hostgator.com for either Shared hosting or VPS hosting. Just make sure to get a Cpanel based option as that's the easiest one to use.

Hope that helps.

hi, now i am using globat if you want cheaper option the cost is 14$/year. There are more expensive options.

If you want free hosting to begin you can use 000webhost, this host is free and get php and cpanel.

My website using content of Itall Store this is a big resource of content and ebooks for your website.

Kind Regards.Luis

Cpanel Hosts: Wordpress Joomla

Looking at your needs I'd say you go for a cloud data center, perhaps from LiquidWeb or DediServe and use nginx. Perhaps even look into serving your DB on a SAS or SSD if you can afford it .

hostgator - used them for a good 3/4 years now - not one issue ( touch wood ) yet. and have hosted "alot" of sites for clients with them.

I'm using Hostgator for 7 months now and it's great.

hi,

I use godaddy for my domains and hostGator for my hosting, I've been with a very long time and never let me down, you hear so many stories though about hostGator!!!

Regards

Shawn

I use Arvixe. I had a few bumps along the way, but it has been a good host for my site.

HostGator my friend would top my list

I used for my websites Blue host and Godaddy. Blue host is the best because it has super stronger services. On the other hand Blue host cheap and it has good process to pay.

GoDaddy.com all the way...

Just registered my website with hostgator!

My websites are registered at Bluehost. not a single problem for years.

MediaTemple 2gb DV running 15 WordPress sites, 2 Magento sites an 4 IP's.

This setup is about to go, because at the moment I'm considering switching to the slightly cheaper VE server since I've learned more about managing my server myself. And I want to break my servers into three groups. Last time I had a problem it took all my clients and everything in one sitting. Not cool.

Otherwise very happy with MediaTemple for dedicated VPS.

If your traffic is low, shared hosting like Host Gator, or aSmallOrange is great.

But I honestly would never go back to shared hosting. I charge my clients enough to cover the cost of the server and pay out for the whole year.

I agree with MikeKey. MediaTemple is a little more expensive but worth the money. I have a DV server as well and my clients pay for it. I'm basically hosting for free! I'll never go back to shared hosting again either.

I have hosted with HostGator for several years. I love them! Never had a problem easy access and fast. I signed on with GoDaddy for the first time and have a hard time looking for what I need. GoDaddy is really not too user friendly in my opinion. Anyone know anything about d9hosting? Have a few people tell me to use them.

I will go with hosgator, they really good.