Preferred Host? (1 Viewer)

[Smithy]

I am currently using https://www.hostinger.com/ great support team and no hosting issues with downtime etc so far.

 

[fdk]

I've used HawkHost since pretty early on in my journey as a website administrator. Had a few hosts before them, but moved to HawkHost in around 2012 when my site needed a bit of an expansion and never really looked back. The support is great, the prices are more than reasonable for the services I need, and I've never had any major downtime lasting more than a few minutes that wasn't pre-planned and heavily notified in advance. Overall, can't complain at all!

 

[2TonWaffle]

Using Hostinger currently and I'm not experiencing any issues. Their custom control panel was something to get use too but, after a breif adjustment period I can move around it no problem.

 

[JennyorAlice]

I would recommend Proboards, Forumotion or Jcink if you're using a free one.

Wordpress is a good one, regardless if you're doing a paid or free option for a blog.

 

[Bryn]

Jcink for me. I used Forumotion and even ProBoards on the past but they don't really agree with me...

 

[Flower]

I don't think I'm going to change my hosting company anytime soon. I've had great experiences with Namecheap. They offer reliable uptime, fast loading speed and the customer support is excellent. What more can I wish for?

 

[Cpvr]

I don't think I'm going to change my hosting company anytime soon. I've had great experiences with Namecheap. They offer reliable uptime, fast loading speed and the customer support is excellent. What more can I wish for?

namecheap is good when you’re using beginner hosting, but I wouldn’t rely on them if I had a site with high traffic. They’re cheap for a reason.

 

[Creaky]

Been with Knownhost for a couple of years now, not had any issues with them

 

[Ravenfreak]

namecheap is good when you’re using beginner hosting, but I wouldn’t rely on them if I had a site with high traffic. They’re cheap for a reason.

Yeah I've tried their Stella hosting a few years back and even the forum I had hosted on there that didn't have too much traffic didn't really load that fast. They're my go to for domains though!

 

[Matthew]

I've enjoyed Spaceship, a subsidiary of NameCheap. I doubt I'll ever need to upscale.