Website Hosting Services | Compare

Expected Monthly Budget:  $3 – $10

If you are new, the no-brainer rule is to always start small with a good shared hosting account.

A shared hosting account is cheap, easy to maintain, and sufficient for most new sites. Plus, you can always upgrade to VPS or dedicated hosting in the later stage when your site grows bigger. If you expect your website to grow really big in next two or three years, then you should consider picking up a web host with room to grow. By grow, I mean upgrading your web host – from shared hosting to virtual private or dedicated server – for more processing power, memory capacity, disk storage, and better security features. Here are the providers we recommend.

WebFaction

The WebFaction web hosting system works by keeping track of three important components of your account:

• domains – domain names, like example.com (see Domains)
• applications – a collection of directories, files, and processes used to serve data
• websites – a record used in our system to determine which URLs should be served by which applications.

Learn more about WebFaction here.

TD Web Services

TD Web Services offers everything from business hosting, dedicated servers, enterprise hosting, SSD Hosting, VPS, managed WordPress hosting, highly optimized WordPress hosting, eCommerce solutions, and managed Magneto hosting.

They also offer private cloud services, SaaS hosting solutions and VMware public cloud servers. A big perk of TDWS is SSL Certificates. Learn more about TD Web Services here.

RoseHosting

RoseHosting is a leading VPS provider serving thousands of clients world-wide. They were the first and only web hosting company in the world to offer commercial Linux virtual servers back in 2001.

If you have a site that gets a lot of traffic, or at least, is expected to generate a lot of traffic, then you might want to consider getting a Linux VPS hosting package. A Linux VPS hosting package is also one of your best options if you want more control over the things that are installed on the server where your website is hosted at. Learn more about RoseHosting here.

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