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Finding a Free Web Host
- Thread starter igranger
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1) Google.
2) There are millions of posts on here allready...
3) Google again..
I use is 000webhost.com
Now i have some more time to reply....
The good thing about 000webhost.com is the fact the servers are 100% UP, i have been with them for a year and a half and not one have i not been able to access my site (not that i can remember).
The customer support is OKAY! Just make sure you post your ticket mon-fri otherwise you get support staff, who are rude and unhelpfull.
Not all the services are working (francsco - can't spell...?).
It can be SLOW, however, it does the trick.
My last point, within the first week if you get LOADS of hits, your site will be taken down for a couple of hours (normally 2-3). However, it never happens again! It's just to check for spamming etc...
www.doteasy.com
Always up.
Good support.
Lots of ways to manage your site.
Lots of free tools, including a webpage creator.
No difference in performance (near as I can tell) between paid and unpaid sites (I have both with them).
I've been with them for years, and I can't find any fault with their service. I finally moved my main set of pages to a paid subscription as much out of guilt as anything else.
Always up.
Good support.
Lots of ways to manage your site.
Lots of free tools, including a webpage creator.
No difference in performance (near as I can tell) between paid and unpaid sites (I have both with them).
I've been with them for years, and I can't find any fault with their service. I finally moved my main set of pages to a paid subscription as much out of guilt as anything else.
Hosting is so inexpensive now. I would rather pay and get speed, no ads, guaranteed uptime, and good customer support. Most are also month to month so when you're done, just cancel. This way you also get technologies like PHP and MySQL.