Who hosts your website/blog/forums?

Who is your hosting provided and what is service quality like that they offer?

Thought we could have a little thread to get peoples opinions of their hosting providers to help others out.

I’m with Hostinger on a shared server. Been with them for around a decade and 0 issues what so ever. They keep there development blog up to date with whats going on so you can plan around any downtime (which is rare). It has a 99.9% uptime score. Cheap as chips too.

For my sites and blogs I use a New Zealand webhost called MyHost. I find it easier to keep it local. For forums I use ForumSpark.

I go for two local Nigerian web hosting Providers one HoganHost Plans start around ₦250/month, it is one cheap plan. Another is Whogohost: Popular budget plans sthis one is as low as ₦400/month, it is good as it offers reliable customer service and domain registration.

On Nov 3, 2026, Augusta said:

I go for two local Nigerian web hosting Providers one HoganHost Plans start around ₦250/month, it is one cheap plan. Another is Whogohost: Popular budget plans sthis one is as low as ₦400/month, it is good as it offers reliable customer service and domain registration.

That’s a good deal. Only 30 cents in US money. Do you like them? Good speed and uptime?

DreamHost VPS.

I’ve been with them for over 15 years. They used to be a lot better than they are now.

Now, their support seems automated. They never actually try to solve anything for you. They just give you a link to a document and say you have to do everything, yet I’m on the managed plan that I pay more for.

I’m considering a switch to Liquid Web very soon. I just hate having to do it.

I use Server4You. A friend pays it and in return I’m the server Admin and we both run various sites on it. It’s a high end, fully dedicated server for $80 a month . It’s unmanaged which makes it cheaper, and I have full terminal access and Plesk Obsidian.

I have used various hosting providers for my blogs and websites. However, I must admit that I have used free domains for all of my websites. So, the results were quite different. I have used Weebly in the past. Weebly is no longer available in my country. However, when it was available back then, I used to create websites through it. It had a drag and drop feature, which enabled me to create blogs.

I’ve been on GreenGeek the past 5 years or so now. Really love it.