Since way back in 1996 Bluehost has been providing web hosting solutions to thousands of businesses and personal websites across the world. And they’re still going strong today, in fact stronger than ever, these guys are one of our top web hosts, and have been for several years. Continue reading
NameCheap is an ICANN accredited domain registrar that was started up in 2000. Millions of domains are registered using their service every year. They’ve also opened up a new web hosting service to webmasters but are mostly known for their registration service which has received awards for customer support and competitive prices.
GoDaddy has been around for what seems like ages. This GoDaddy Review should set the record straight, once and for all. They were established in March of 1999. I am sure at one time you have seen the Super Bowl commercials or the popular T.V. advertisements. They do offer the same type of supports as its’ competitor GreenGeeksdoes, and they do have a toll free number, however it usually takes about 3 minutes to get in contact with an online operator, which isn’t too bad. GoDaddy is simply an intermediate to advanced hosting service that offers web-hosting space at the cheapest price possible. You will learn why I don’t recommend them in this review. Continue reading
Hostgator, founded in 2002 is one of top shared hosting companies, ranking consistently among the best by most of the review sites. What makes hostgator stand out from the crowd is their excellent support and customer friendliness. If you are not satisfied with the support, you could even get hostgator president Brent Oxley to personally take a look at your problem.
Recently hostgator went green, probably making them the first main stream host to do so. They purchase renewable energy credits up to 130% of their total power consumption. Continue reading
