Hosting Reviews

InMotion Hosting is a complete hosting solution, offering VPS, business hosting, dedicated servers and white labeling and managed hosting options.

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SiteGround is one of the giants in the hosting world, and PHP hosting is no exception. They offer a range of hosting solutions including shared, cloud, and dedicated hosting options.

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Web Hosting Hub is another all-round website solution company, with hosting, website design, domain registration, and complete website build and host packages.

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Bluehost jumps straight into the hosting game with an anytime money back guarantee, something that is definitely a leg up over other competitors.

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iPage position themselves as a low cost alternative to some of the pricier hosting options, but with no loss to server quality.

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Arvixe is a Linux hosting company that was acquiried by EIG in 2014. They divide their offering into five different categories: personal, business, resellers, VPS, and dedicated, each with a variety of useful features and functionalities.

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A2 Hosting is a hosting company that drives very hard to emphasis speed and WordPress optimization.

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Just Host is the simple hosting plan. They’re strive to offer maximum functionality and minimal fuss, perfect for a new website or even a seasoned developer looking for a no simple solution.

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HostMonster is another EIG brand with an emphasis on reliability through system redundancy.

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HostPapa has one of the lowest pricing floors in the hosting industry, advertising just $1.95 a month for basic hosting. That said, they have significant functionality despite their hosting-on-a-budget approach.

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Site5 is a web hosting, reselling, and fully managed VPS company.

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GreenGeeks is an all in one hosting solution for both beginner and experienced website owners.

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FatCow is one of the older hosting companies around, helping websites get off the ground since 1998. 100% wind powered, FatCow works hard on its image as clean and green, and welcoming to beginners.

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IX Web Hosting in another older company, founded in 1999. They run a little more expensive than other hosting companies, in exchange for more monitoring and support of their servers.

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Media Temple (MT) is “the web host you can count on.”
They offer VPS, standard shared hosting, and a WordPress specific hosting option in order to cover all their bases.

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HostGator, unlike most hosting plans, isn’t working to compete on price alone. Instead, they’re working to compete on offering a premium service and to offer “the best features at the best price.”

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GoDaddy is probably the best known hosting service out there, with significant penetration both within the development and hosting world and outside it.

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Network Solutions offer what you would expect – a range of network solutions. When it comes to web hosting, they offer web hosting, WordPress hosting, and ecommerce hosting.

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