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Understanding the differences in website
hosting
and the wide price range
What is Shared Hosting?
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The huge costs of operating a server are
shared between many websites, making it a more economical solution
for smaller businesses that don't require a lot of resources.
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Most hosting companies
end up putting way more websites on a shared server than the server is
capable of handling. This is done to offer low pricing and
increase their profit potential. The unsuspecting customer is
attracted to the low priced hosting and doesn't understand the
consequences of being on an overloaded server.
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The plus side is cheap
hosting, the downside when you place 2000 to 3000 websites on a server
is poor performance. If there is a server failure it can take up
to 3 days to restore all the websites on the server. Think about
it, no web site and no e-mail for up to 3 days, can your business afford
that to save a few dollars in hosting.
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We offer shared hosting
but try to balance the cost vs. the number websites hosted, this allows
us to maintain good performance at a reasonable price. We do not
recommend using a shared server to host a website that requires the use
of a database. A database driven website requires more resources
from the server and can result in poor performance in a heavily shared
environment. Call: 800-726-4310
Semi-Dedicated Hosting
Dedicated Server
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A
dedicated server is for the very large high volume website that requires
maximum space and bandwidth. A Dedicated server offers the most
flexibility, including choice of operating system, hardware, etc.
Call: 800-726-4310
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