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0:00 - What Do I Mean By "Beginner" Web Hosting?
0:45 - Ground Rules
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[@Nethanel773]

This was very helpful. Thanks for putting this together.

[@SR3371]

Love the video. What would you recommend if I want to host multiple different client websites?

[@Craylor]

Do you want those clients to have access to their own hosting? For a basic setup, the Hostinger Business or Hostinger Cloud could work. You can share access to individual sites to each client. If you need something more powerful, In Motion Platform i or Nexcess may be a good fit, though those are billed per site and quite a bit more expensive.

[@SR3371]

@@Craylor I think hostinger bussiness might be the way for me, I'm doing small projects, so the expense is something I need to watch out for. Thank you so much for your reply, earned a sub!

[@somethingsomething8758]

Would you say the premium plan of Hostinger is good enough? I don't have a website yet and would like to make one for a blog/portfolio. I really want to pay as little as I can get away with. Amazing video btw. I'm subscribing for more content.

[@Craylor]

The Premium plan will work to get you started. I prefer plans that have automatic daily backups, but for a personal project, it will be fine. They still back it up periodically.

[@somethingsomething8758]

@@Craylor Great. Really appreciate it 🙌