Many beginner’s who are interested in making money online may not understand or know how much is the right amount to pay for web hosting.
This article will teach you on the right pricing to pay for your website. I’d highly recommend staying away from web hosts that offer Unlimited Bandwidth. Unlimited Bandwidth is just not possible because disk space and bandwidth all have a cost to it.
The way web hosts with Unlimited Bandwidth work is they limit the amount of resources you are able to use. If you use up to many resources they will suggest you upgrade your account or close your account.
Choosing a web host doesn’t have to be too difficult. There are many different categories of web hosting that are available. I’m going to talk about 5 different web hosting categories and explain a little about it.
Free Web Hosting
Free web hosting is free but you may have to display the free web hosts advertisements to pay for your free web hosting. Free web hosting is good if you aren’t running a business and just want to create websites on the Internet as a hobby without spending too much.
Shared Hosting $3-20
Shared Hosting will range from $3 to $20 dollars. This will let you host 1-5 domains usually, normally it’s just one domain. Many of these are great if you plan on hosting just 1 domain name.
Reseller Hosting $5-35
Reseller Hosting is highly recommend for any webmasters who plan on hosting more than one website. If you plan on using more resources I would recommend VPS hosting. They run about the same price but VPS offers more features and benefits.
VPS Hosting $15-60
If you feel you are going to need more resources for your websites. I would highly recommend VPS hosting they give you a segment of the actual resources on a server so you aren’t necessarily sharing your resources with others. A VPS server is also fully managed so you don’t have to worry about managing your web server.
Dedicated Server $75-150+
If you want full web hosting capabilities and access a dedicated server is your best choice. You do have to manage your own dedicated server or hire a third party company to manage your server.
I hope these tips helped you on choosing what web hosting is best for your business or website.
