A Small Orange has been around since 2003 and although they are not one of the “big box” names, there is plenty to like about them. From affordable shared hosting to 24/7/365 customer support, things look great. And they’re ethical? Founded in 2003, A Small Orange markets themselves as a “refreshingly different web hosting company.” …
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HostGator presents itself as a top-quality hosting service that should be the go-to for any webmaster; new or experienced. While everything looks good on the surface, is HostGator actually any good? That’s what we’re going to find out today! HostGator is one of the world’s best-known hosting brands and it is one of two major …
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InMotion is an independently-owned hosting company operated by the same team as Web Hosting Hub, InMotion’s “cheaper” younger sibling. Just like Web Hosting Hub, InMotion is a solid hosting service that is ideal for small-to-mid-sized websites. InMotion Hosting is an employee-owned company that was founded in 2001. It is a privately held large domain name …
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If you are planning to launch a WordPress site and don’t want all the hassle, or you have outgrown your shared hosting subscription and need a little help handling your growth, LiquidWeb’s range of managed WordPress hosting plans is perfect for you. With its roots in the late-1990s, Liquid Web has become a leader in …
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Lunarpages serves over 150,000 customers. Operating since the 1990s, they have a strong online presence and are known for their native website builder that comes free with all hosting plans. Lunarpages claim to be not just ahead of the curve, but that they invented the curve… whatever that means! Gimmicky website copy aside, Lunarpages has …
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HostNine, founded in 2006 and acquired by EIG in 2012, has three shared hosting plans that are slightly more expensive than average. Does this mean that you are going to get more for your money? Keep reading to find out! Originally founded back in 2006, HostNine is one of the “younger” hosting companies when compared …
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Cloudflare is, by far, the biggest brand when it comes to CDNs. By offering a free package, they also have the biggest customer base. But not all customers have the same needs… If you own a website or you’re hosting websites, you’ve probably used Cloudflare (or thought about using it). Although Cloudflare might be the …
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FastComet is an independently-owned hosting company with plenty of good things to talk about. While we aren’t going to spoil the read for you here, you should go in expecting lots of good things. We were pleasantly surprised! FastComet may not have been around for very long. In a short space of time, however, they …
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Weebly has been a recognizable name online for years. Famed for their ultra-simple drag-and-drop website building tool, Weebly fills a gap in the market for people who just want to build a simple website quickly. That’s it, and that’s what they are good at. Weebly is a bit different to most of the hosting companies …
WP Engine was launched with one goal in mind—to provide the best, the fastest, and the most reliable WordPress hosting service around. Fast forward several years later and it seems as though WP Engine has managed to achieve this. Though their plans may not be cheap, they are brilliant in every conceivable way. WP Engine …
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