Which is the best hosting services to host a personal website?

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CEO in Software10 months ago

Just stay away from traditional (cheap) shared hosting because it's something from the past. It's what the mainstream hosting companies heavily promote because it's the cheapest. However, when you share a server with hundreds of other users, anything can happen. For better performance, security, and reliability, go for managed cloud VPS. Until recently, it used to be expensive and difficult to manage, but not anymore.

IT Manager10 months ago

It All Depends on your needs Like -

Which Location do you want
Which payment method is best for you
What Support you need 

IT Manager in IT Services3 years ago

After working with many hosting providers over last 10 years.  I can confidently say Hostinger gives you best price, value and performance.

IT Analyst in Software3 years ago

i prefer networksolutions for Web hosting and domain names for any business

IT Manager in Healthcare and Biotech3 years ago

GoDaddy or Wix.

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