Who is your host?

[socialistkoala]

Been using pagodabox and heroku for past projects, really easy to use and can scale if you need them to. For future projects that may become more popular (higher traffic etc) I want to look into hosting my sites on a VPS, but that is gonna be a challenge setting things up properly. :geek:

 

[ozadin]

I am currently using a free web host called 000webhost. It is one of the more popular free web hosting services out there, and it is pretty efficient. I don't plan on using this and not funding a paid web host, but this is a good alternative if you want to test things out. If you haven't worked with a web host before, starting with a free one would be a great option. This combined with a free domain is similar to a paid domain and web host other than some errors on the free versions.

Overall, I would rate 000webhost a 6/10. There are errors that often lose my train of thought because it takes a day to fix, but overall, it's a good free alternative to paid web hosting.

 

[crazycroc]

I'm currently using WebHostingBuzz although I think I might change providers in the future because they have been very unreliable over the past year that I have been using them with downtime sometimes lasting several hours. This is not what I've come to expect from previous hosting companies.

One of the main reasons I started using them in the first place was just because they had very cheap reseller accounts.

 

[Sandman]

I am currently with a company called Elitehost, the price is not too bad and I get unlimited bandwidth and disk space.

 

[admons]

I have been using Namecheap for the past 6 months and I am more than satisfied with their server speed, uptime and also customer support.

 

[mrthomasturner]

I have been using tmthosting they are very good I like the unlimited email accounts and unlimited bandwidth plus they have cloudflare integration so its great can't complain.