Web Hosting Reviews

iPage is an incredibly affordable site, whose price actually undercuts most of it’s competitors. They are a leader in the industry, serving over 1 million websites in 150 countries. iPage boasts six worldwide locations with nearly 1000 employees. iPage has been in business since 1995, making them one of the oldest hosts on this list. The cheapest host with the best value guarantees them the top position on our site!
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Justhost has a normal price which is a bit higher than most of its competitors, but its promotional price which it is offering right now for a limited time is one of the cheapest prices on the market! If you act now, you can save several dollars a year with their pricing plan.
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Fatcow hosting has a special going on now that undercuts many of its competitors at $3.67 a month, however it ends soon and Fatcow’s regular pricing is on the expensive side. At nearly $7.00 per month for regular hosting, Fatcow is one of the most expensive providers on the list. However, it does offer referral and reseller programs that can help offset that high price – if you feel like putting in the effort, and have the time to fool with it.
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Bluehost offers only one plan, but it rivals that of its competitors in price and features. With it, you receive unlimited domain hosting, disk space, file transfer, and e-mail accounts; a domain name; access to the SiteBuilder application and thousands of templates, as well as a wealth of scripts; and more. Bluehost also guarantees 99.9% uptime, meaning your website is available to visitors basically all of the time.
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Hostgator is one of the larger web hosting sites, providing hosting for about 1% of the Internet. They have award winning customer service that is available 24/7, and some of the lowest prices in the industry. Hostgator offers three plans, including a business package. All of the plans include unlimited disk space and bandwidth. There are no contracts and every package has a 45 day money back guarantee.
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HostMonster offers only one plan, but it is all inclusive. HostMonster’s plan includes a domain; unlimited space and bandwidth; unlimited e-mail accounts; and more. It is run through cPanel and offers Ruby on Rails, as well as other scripting frameworks. Everything you need is included in that single plan, whether you are a personal site or business.
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InMotion provides two plans: One for personal hosting and one for business class. The personal hosting is vastly inferior to business class hosting, despite being cheaper. You have to pay for two years in advance and have a 30 day money back guarantee, so it is not a great option for most people. If you just want personal hosting for a blog or small site, InMotion does not provide the best service for the best price.
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GoDaddy offers far more than just web hosting. In fact, GoDaddy is one of the premiere online one-stop shopping sites. Here, you can register domains, buy e-mail accounts, get SSL certificates, and much, much more. GoDaddy also offers web hosting and even dedicated servers.
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Lunarpages offers several web hosting options, including dedicated servers and VPS. Their basic package is the most popular and is great for small and personal projects, blogs, businesses sites, and more. It is very affordable and comes with great customer support including messaging, toll free, and live chat. There are also a lot of supporting documents in the Frequently Asked Questions section and the Helpdesk.
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Yahoo hosting accounts include a domain name, unlimited disk space and data transfer, 1000 e-mail accounts and unlimited message storage, and come with a 30 day money back guarantee. There are a number of other features to consider, but Yahoo web hosting is more expensive than most of the plans you will find at competitive sites.
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