Web Host Reviews

StartLogic Review

StartLogic Review

StartLogic

StartLogic

Linux / Windows

“Personal Logic” - $4.95/month

“Pro-Logic” - $6.95/month

“Windows Logic” - $9.95/month

Dedicated Servers starting - $99/month

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StartLogic’s shared hosting provides many standard features for an average price. The total disk space and traffic are average and scripts are provided for blogs, forums, image galleries, etc.

StartLogic has a “Pro” web hosting package that allows room for upgrade if the amount of traffic and disk space turn out to be less than required.

What’s good about StartLogic:

  • Low monthly fees
  • Unlimited Domains (”Pro” only)
  • High Bandwidth (”Pro” only)
  • Free setup
  • Free Advertising Credits

What’s not-so-good about StartLogic:

  • Only 10 Domains allowed on “Personal”
  • Only 1000GB Bandwidth with “Windows” plan
  • Only 1 MySQL database allowed on “Personal”, 5 on “Windows”

StartLogic is a good choice for small sized sites looking for shared hosting with a large selection of scripts and e-commerce options. StartLogic also has dedicated server packages in case your company out-grows it’s shared hosting package - you won’t need to switch providers.

GoDaddy Hosting Review

GoDaddy Review

GoDaddy

GoDaddy

Linux / Windows

“Economy” - $3.99/month

“Deluxe” - $6.99/month

“Premium” - $14.99/month

Dedicated Servers starting - $79.99/month

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GoDaddy’s shared hosting provides standard features for a low price. The total disk space and traffic are lower-than-average but the size and pricing of the smallest package are on par with a beginner or someone looking to launch a personal homepage.

GoDaddy really shines in domain hosting and dedicated servers. Bulk domain hosting with GoDaddy is very affordable (comes with freebies like private registration) and their dedicated server packages have lower than average pricing.

What’s good about GoDaddy:

  • Very low monthly fees
  • Unlimited domains
  • Discount domain registration
  • Free setup
  • Free Advertising Credits

What’s not-so-good about GoDaddy:

  • Very limited disk space / traffic
  • Lower than average number of MySQL databases, email accounts & forwards
  • Premium plan not on par with other plans of similar price range

GoDaddy is a good choice for small sized personal sites looking for shared hosting with a solid reputation. GoDaddy also has dedicated server packages in case your company out-grows it’s shared hosting package - you won’t need to switch providers.

APlus.Net Review

APlus.net Review

APlust.net

APlus.net

Linux / Windows

Starting at - $5.95/month

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APlus.net’s shared hosting provides below average features for a high-average price. The total disk space and traffic are low and there are many limitations on features. APlus.net specializes in dedicated servers and shines in that field.

What’s good about APlus.net:

  • Highly affordable dedicated servers
  • Search Engine Submission
  • Search Engine Optimization
  • Free setup
  • “eTraffic” guaranteed traffic program

What’s not-so-good about APlus.net:

  • Very limited features on shared plans
  • Additional domains cost extra/month on shared plans
  • Very few MySQL database allowed on shared plans

APlus.net is a good choice for small sized sites looking for e-commerce focused shared hosting. APlus.net also has incredible deals on dedicated server packages that completely outshines their shared hosting packages.

Dot5 Review

Dot5 Review

Dot5 Hosting

Dot5 Hosting

Linux

2 Year Plan - $4.95/month

1 Year Plan - $5.95/month

6 month plan - $6.95/month

Quarterly plan - $6.95/month

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Dot5 Hosting’s shared hosting provides many features for a low price. The total disk space and traffic are above average and several scripts are provided for blogs, forums, image galleries, etc.

Dot5 Hosting has only one web hosting package which doesn’t allow room for upgrades if the features turn out to be less than required.

What’s good about Dot5:

  • Low monthly fees
  • Free Domain name
  • High bandwidth limit
  • Free setup

What’s not-so-good about Dot5:

  • Only 25 Domains allowed
  • No Windows plan

Dot5 Hosting is a good choice for small sized sites looking for shared hosting with a limited need for scripts and e-commerce options.

1 and 1 Review

1 and 1 Review

1 and 1

1 and 1

Linux / Windows

“Beginner” - $4.95/month

“Home” - $5.95/month

“Business” - $9.95/month

“Developer” - $19.95/month

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1 and 1’s shared hosting provides a competitive number of features for a low price. The total disk space and traffic are low-average and many scripts are provided for blogs, forums, image galleries, web auctions, etc. 1 and 1 provides less disk space, traffic and MySQL databases than most hosting providers.

What’s good about 1 and 1:

  • Low monthly fees
  • Unlimited Domains
  • Free setup
  • Click-N-Build Applications

What’s not-so-good about 1 and 1:

  • Unlimited domains only if registered through 1 and 1.
  • Included domains only free as long as package is kept
  • Low bandwidth and disk space limits.
  • Limited number of “externally” registered domains.

1 and 1 is an okay choice for small sized sites looking for shared hosting with a large selection of scripts and e-commerce options. 1 and 1 also has dedicated server packages in case your company out-grows it’s shared hosting package - you won’t need to switch providers.

iPower Web Review

iPowerWeb Review

iPowerWeb

iPowerWeb

Linux / Windows

“Business Pro” - $4.95/month

“Windows Pro” - $9.95/month

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iPowerWeb’s shared hosting provides standard features for a low price. The total disk space and traffic are high-average and many scripts are provided for blogs, forums, image galleries, web auctions, etc. iPowerWeb features more scripts and e-commerce options than most shared hosting providers.

Unfortunately, iPowerWeb has only one web hosting package, so there is no allowable room for upgrade if the amount of traffic and/or disk space turn out to be less than required.

What’s good about iPowerWeb:

  • Low monthly fees
  • High disk space & traffic
  • Free Google and Yahoo advertising credits
  • Free domain

What’s not-so-good about iPowerWeb:

  • Only 25 Domains allowed on “Business Pro”
  • Only 100GB Storage with Windows plan
  • Only 5 MySQL database allowed on Windows plan
  • Free setup, free domain and low monthly fee only available with annual billing

iPowerWeb is a good choice for small sized sites looking for shared hosting with a large amount of disk space and bandwidth.

MidPhase Review

Midphase Review

MidPhase

MidPhase

Linux / Windows

“Mega-Phase” - $7.95/month

“Pro-Phase” - $11.95/month

“Windows” - $9.95/month

“Windows-Pro” - $14.95/month

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MidPhase’s shared hosting provides many features for a high-average price. The total disk space and traffic are low-average and many scripts are provided for blogs, forums, image galleries, web auctions, etc. MidPhase features more scripts and e-commerce options than most shared hosting providers.

MidPhase has “Pro” web hosting packages allow room for upgrade if the amount of traffic and disk space turn out to be less than required.

What’s good about MidPhase:

  • Average monthly fees
  • Unlimited Domains (”Pro-Phase” and “Swamp”)
  • Unmetered Bandwidth (”Pro-Phase”)
  • Free setup
  • Free Advertising Credits with Linux Plans

What’s not-so-good about MidPhase:

  • Only 10 Domains allowed on “Mega-Phase”, 1 on “Windows”
  • Only 750GB Bandwidth with “Windows” plan
  • Only 1 MySQL database allowed on “Mega-Phase”, 3 on “Pro-Phase”

MidPhase is a good choice for small sized sites looking for shared hosting with a large selection of scripts and e-commerce options. MidPhase also has dedicated server packages in case your company out-grows it’s shared hosting package - you won’t need to switch providers.

ANHosting Review

ANHosting Review

AN Hosting

AN Hosting

Linux

Mega Plan - $6.95 / month

Mega Plan Plus - $9.95 / month

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AN Hosting’s shared hosting provides many features for a low price. The total disk space and traffic are low-average and many scripts are provided for blogs, forums, image galleries, web auctions, etc.

Unfortunately AN Hosting has only two web hosting packages, so if you needed to upgrade any aspect of your hosting sometime after signing up beyond what’s provided in the “Mega Plan Plus” package you’re going to have to leave AN Hosting and look for a new provider. This wouldn’t likely be a problem for most small to medium sized websites however.

What’s good about AN Hosting:

  • Low monthly fee
  • Unlimited MySQL Databases
  • Many scripts and e-commerce features included
  • Free advertising credits
  • custom CRON jobs
  • Fantastico Support
  • Ruby on Rails

What’s not-so-good about AN Hosting:

  • AN Hosting has only two hosting packages
  • No Windows Hosting
  • Only 19 add-on domains allowed (30 for Plus plan)
  • Quarterly & Semi-Annual plans have $29.95 setup fee

AN Hosting is a good choice for small to medium sized sites looking for shared hosting with solid features. E-commerce sites can benefit highly from AN Hosting’s hosting package.

HostGator Review

Host Gator Review

Host Gator

Host Gator

Linux

“Hatchling” - $4.95/month (3 years), $8.95/monthly

“Baby” - $7.95/month (3 years), $9.95/monthly

“Swamp” - $12.95/month (3 years), $14.95/monthly

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Host Gator’s shared hosting provides a lot of features for a low price. The total disk space and traffic are average and many scripts are provided for blogs, forums, image galleries, web auctions, etc. Host Gator features more scripts and e-commerce options than most shared hosting providers.

Host Gator has multiple web hosting packages, so if you needed to upgrade aspects of your hosting sometime after signing up you’ll only need to switch packages as opposed to looking for a new provider.

What’s good about Host Gator:

  • Low monthly fees
  • Unlimited Domains (”Baby” and “Swamp”)
  • Free setup
  • Many scripts and e-commerce features included
  • All packages include unlimited MySQL databases, subdomains and FTP accounts
  • Unlimited Email accounts on all packages
  • Private SSL available on “Baby” and “Swamp”
  • Streaming Audio and Video support
  • CRON allowed on all packages
  • Fantastico Support
  • Ruby on Rails

What’s not-so-good about Host Gator:

  • Monthly savings only occur if you buy 2 or 3 years of hosting
  • No Windows hosting yet
  • “Hatchling” only allows 1 domain to be hosted

Host Gator is a good choice for small to large sized sites looking for shared hosting with a large selection of scripts and e-commerce options. Host Gator also has dedicated server packages in case your company out-grows it’s shared hosting package - you won’t need to switch providers.

WebHosting Pad Review

Webhosting Pad Review

Webhosting Pad

Webhosting Pad

Linux

$7.95 / month - 6 Months

$5.95 / month - 1 Year

$4.95 / month - 2 Years

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Webhosting Pad’s shared hosting provides a lot of features for a low price. The total disk space and traffic are very high (traffic is above average) and many scripts are provided for blogs, forums, image galleries, web auctions, etc. Their package also includes unlimited MySQL databases and unlimited email accounts.

Unfortunately Webhosting Pad has only one web hosting package, so if you needed to upgrade any aspect of your hosting sometime after signing up you’re going to have to leave Webhosting Pad and look for a new provider. This wouldn’t likely be a problem for most small to medium sized websites however.

What’s good about Webhosting Pad:

  • Low monthly fee
  • Unlimited Domains & Free Domain Name
  • 1.7TB Storage / 17TB Transfer per month (far above average)
  • Unlimited MySQL databases
  • Unlimited POP3/IMAP email accounts
  • Many scripts and e-commerce features included
  • Streaming Audio and Video support
  • Fantastico Support
  • Ruby on Rails

What’s not-so-good about Webhosting Pad:

  • Webhosting Pad has only ONE hosting package
  • No Windows Hosting
  • Packages must be purchased for a minimum of 6 months

Webhosting Pad is a good choice for small to medium sized sites looking for shared hosting with a very high traffic limit per month. E-commerce sites can benefit highly from Webhosting Pad’s hosting package.

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