Hostinger
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Pros
- For a small dynamic site with a database and a strict budget, use Hostinger or Namecheap shared hosting; unlike "pay-as-you-go" cloud services that can bill $100k during a DDoS attack, these providers charge a fixed flat fee under $3/mo...
- I have used hostinger , namecheap before and both of them have fast customer support .
- https://www.hostinger.com/ All you need
- Use Hostinger it's good to start with
- Try HOSTINGER. Best reliability and easy to access 24x7 customer support (best thing!) multiple plans starting as low as $10. Give a try!
Cons
- I would like to avoid clubbed hosting like how GoDaddy and Hostinger provide, because some clients have had bad experiences with them
- Clients are bombarded with ads and influencers and think wysiwyg web constructors like Tilda and Hostinger and Wix, as well as WordPress can solve anything and are easier.
- Is hostinger good?
Sentiment
13 positive (81%) · 2 mixed (13%) · 1 negative (6%)
Trust + time weighted score: +76% · raw score 75%
What redditors said (10 of 16)
For a small dynamic site with a database and a strict budget, use Hostinger or Namecheap shared hosting; unlike "pay-as-you-go" cloud services that can bill $100k during a DDoS attack, these providers charge a fixed flat fee under $3/mo and will simply pause your site if traffic limits are exceeded.
I have used hostinger , namecheap before and both of them have fast customer support .
https://www.hostinger.com/ All you need
Use Hostinger it's good to start with
Try HOSTINGER. Best reliability and easy to access 24x7 customer support (best thing!) multiple plans starting as low as $10. Give a try!
If budget’s the main thing, Hostinger is fine, but no Aussie servers.
Some of the more affordable and reliable registrars that offer .se domains include: * [Hostinger](https://hostinger.com?REFERRALCODE=tofazzal095) (Cheapest Domain and Hosting Services in Sweden)
If it’s for school and you’re wanting to learn, I’d say go with a place like Hostinger and get a VPS.
I would like to avoid clubbed hosting like how GoDaddy and Hostinger provide, because some clients have had bad experiences with them
You mentioned hostinger which likely has some built in features here: https://support.hostinger.com/en/articles/6899183-website-builder-how-to-password-protect-a-page
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