Comments on: Ditching GoDaddy? Here Are Some Alternatives

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By: Sameer

Sameer — Fri, 19 Feb 2021 07:40:00 +0000

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By: Admir Gracanin

Admir Gracanin — Wed, 05 Oct 2016 22:29:00 +0000

Very informative post. However, I would never recommend someone to use Media Temple because they are owned by GoDaddy.

I am using HostGator right now on one of my sites and I am having nothing but problems. I am only staying with them because it is a pain in the rear to transfer my site to a different hosting provider.

Here is a good place to find other alternatives to GoDaddy’s hosting and domain registrations:

http://geekivity.com/godaddy-alternatives/

By: Tobias Claren

Tobias Claren — Tue, 22 Mar 2016 23:10:00 +0000

Hello.

Is there a list without “promotional prices”.
A list with this “promotional prices”. are absolutely useless.
For example, first month $2.30, and then $9.18 0_o.

What really cheap hosters could you currently recommended as entry-Hoster (not commercial site, where uptime is urgent)?
If successful (many visitors, for example according to news report etc.) it will be immediately “kicked”? I a product with limited disk space here better? For example 500GB or 100GB? Or the same kick risk in case of “instant website success” (tv report etc.)?
I do not want to make money, “99.9%” uptime is not important. Also 95% or possibly less are not an absolute exclusion criterion.
But I do not want to be simply “kicked”, and then get no money back.
I do not need 100 MySQL databases. But the possibility to use more than one external domain would be useful.

It seems, “Add On Domains” are not usual in the us.

For example, a german hoster, only Webspace (without incl. domain):

S:
Plesk 11, 1GB, 50 Subdomains, unlimited Traffic, 2x MySQL, 20 emails, PHP and Perl&CGI: $9 per Year (75 Cent per Month), 99 Cent setup fee.

M:
Plesk 11, 2GB, 100 Subdomains, unlimited Traffic, 4x MySQL, 40 emails, PHP and Perl&CGI: $12.39 per Year ($1.03 per Month), 99 Cent setup fee.

L:
Plesk 11, 3GB, 150 Subdomains, unlimited Traffic, 8x MySQL, 80 emails, PHP and Perl&CGI: $14.64 per Year ($1.22 per Month), 99 Cent setup fee.

XL:
Plesk 11, 5GB, 180 Subdomains, unlimited Traffic, 15x MySQL, 180 emails, PHP and Perl&CGI: $15.77 per Year ($1.31 per Month), 99 Cent setup fee.

XXL:
Plesk 11, 10GB, 200 Subdomains, unlimited Traffic, 30x MySQL, 200 emails, PHP and Perl&CGI: $20.28 per Year ($1.69 per Month), 99 Cent setup fee.

XXXL:
Plesk 11, 15GB, 250 Subdomains, unlimited Traffic, 40x MySQL, 250 emails, PHP and Perl&CGI: $27.04 per Year ($2.25 per Month), 99 Cent setup fee.

These are normal prices, not “promo prices”.
Every product with 10 add-on-domains.

All hosting companys in “cheap hosting” lists are not “cheap”.

Perhaps about 8 Dollar per month.
If i search for “cheap hosting”, I can find some hosters.

For example:

http://www.hostblast.net : http://www.hostblast.net/web-hosting
Unlimited add-on-domains.
Very cheap… but???

Or Hostripples: https://hostripples.com/best-USA-linux-cpanel-shared-web-hosting.php

Also 10 add-on-domains at “Business” for $3/month.

Or 2mhost: https://www.2mhost.com/
$2.75/month for 5GB, no info ablut add-on-domains…

Only some search results, but no recommendations.

By: Terry Martin

Terry Martin — Fri, 18 Mar 2016 14:04:00 +0000

With Go daddy:( unfortunately there is much down time especially on the analytics.
My site is global with info updated every few hours, we sell ads for views so analytics must be available to clients. Any suggestions on where to place the web site for accurate analytics? Thanks for this blog and the good information.

By: dileep ramanatham

dileep ramanatham — Mon, 07 Dec 2015 14:40:00 +0000

This is a good list of hosting and domain providers. I also appreciate you to write this kind of articles. If possible please add http://hostingrao.in/cheap-web-hosting.html

By: dan

dan — Wed, 18 Feb 2015 20:55:00 +0000

I hate to see Godaddy go down that path. But what can you expect for a Warren Buffet company. I was in doubt myself when I had to change away from Godaddy and I ended up checking out this big Hosting Comparison site called:
http://lowhosting.com/ They give you the pros and cons of each hosting company.
i chose “A Small Orange” which gave me a free domain as well. I see that you mentioned that in the guide as well!

My top 3 is:
ASM
Dreamhost
Hostgator

Peace out

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By: JP

JP — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 10:16:18 +0000

So I have a GoDaddy domain name and now I am trying to find a host to help me set up my website. I want to get involved with cPanel and WordPress.org.

Any suggestions on how I can find a suitable host that helps a non-computer guy set up a decent personal website?

Thanks a million!