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[@TheMaxeyCollection]

Could you please do a "How To" tutorial on how to navigate and use Cloudways, going over the features. Thanks in advance.

[@Craylor]

Hi Daren, that's a great idea! I've added it to my list, and it may be something I create soon. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@hjghj1011]

This was amazing! Thank you so much for your fast video on how to do this.

[@jjf609]

Your vid did come up as a search result. Good to see this cause your reviews are the best.

[@Craylor]

Good to know. Thanks for the support!

[@robertzoufood]

CAN YOU PLEASE DO A REVIEW ON SCALAHOSTING. THEY HAVE MANAGED CLOUD VPS PLANS STARTING AT $9. IT INCLUDES 50 GB SSD, 1 CPU CORE, AND 2 GB OF RAM. IT ALSO HAS AN SPANEL WHM CONTROL PANEL(pretty much exactly to cPanel WHM panel). THEY ALSO HAVE GREAT SUPPORT. Not only that, they also offer DigitalOcean servers and AWS servers (only cost $25 with the same specs above) all with their SPanel.

[@Shannon_Vlogs]

This is incredibly helpful. I would not pay $115 a month, but that plan does sound impressive. I think I like the Virtual server one best.

[@Craylor]

Yeah, WP Engine/Flywheel definitely aren't for most people, but for companies who absolutely need reliable power, you just can't beat it. Cloudways is a lot of fun and offers a ton of value.

[@RR-ok4wz]

Thank you. This (and all your videos, honestly) was super helpful!

[@herbbradley8958]

I'm Glad I continued your video. Great info on the Cloudways . I was wondering about being able to work on the website without interrupting the live website :)

[@Craylor]

Awesome! Staging environments are the way to go with WordPress :)

[@herbbradley8958]

So consider lowering the background music? lol

[@Craylor]

@@herbbradley8958 Yes! I no longer include background music in my videos. I'll make an updated hosting comparison video soon!

[@nickbaskett3537]

they're pretty good, but one thing to be aware of is you can't upgrade components individually, so if you need more disk space, you have to upgrade the whole package. For me - I needed a little more disk space just to make a staging host, and I had to double the monthly cost from $50 to $100. Plus there's no downgrading after.

[@hotlipsU]

Hi There, Does Cloudways have a web builder or is it strickly a hosting site?

[@Craylor]

*UPDATE:* New hosting comparison is out! Watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXa4h6GwhpuiipY

[@jackt6112]

NameCheap: For plugin debacles, I don't do automatic updates, and I use the free UpdraftPlus - Backup/Restore plugin manually. That is so that if something goes wrong and I don't notice it, the backups don't age out before I realize what happened, and whenever I look at the backups, I know all of them are good. I have to admit I never heard of some of the hosters you reviewed here. I'll probably continue moving people off our servers to BlueHost shared. I'd be interested in your thoughts on caching plugins and the CDNs.

[@Craylor]

Good advice with taking periodic manual backups. If you aren't running a blog and posting regularly, taking a manual backup each time before you make edits is perfectly feasible. I'll definitely consider a video about caching plugins and CDNs. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@JasonSmith-hp7ov]

Hi Christian thanks for this amazing video, I'm with Hostinger at the moment I'm wondering about Heaven Hoster once my plan finish, Can you please do a review of Heaven Hoster? Thank you

[@Craylor]

I'll have to check them out! Thanks for watching.

[@amarbari_ofc]

What is your thought on Fastcomet and Chemicloud???

[@HiStakes]

yo dude your amazing !!! thank you for your knowledge your very helpful the BEST on the net KEEP GOING we love you :)

[@Craylor]

Thank you! I appreciate your support.

[@HiStakes]

any time man :) i have a question brother ? i have a domain and a site already need to switch my hosting ! my site is new barley any traffic and i need to upload images and music basically i need to finish building it and be able to make changes whenever go with free for now ? please get back to me thanks www.hsnyclothing.com

[@SeanSeesMedia]

cheers, i am currently shopping around for the best hosting options for my first couple websites. want to make my own webstore to sell photos and also make a blog style site just to work on my writing. i genuinely appreciate your input as you have extensive experience with this stuff and seem to offer a true, honest opinion on these options. Also, nice work overall, i think you will see your channel growing soon for sure.

[@Craylor]

If you are hosting multiple websites, I would highly recommend Cloudways. They offer great value for hosting multiple websites on your own VPS. If you're on a tight budget, you can start off with the Namecheap stellar plus plan and host multiple websites there.

[@nsimba_777]

You have the best hosting reviews of all I've seen on youtube. Many are using affiliate links and offer a very one-sided view.

[@Craylor]

Thank you! I appreciate your support.

[@punstress]

Sounds like you're much less enamored with Hostinger after using them since last year's review. I had been leaning toward Dreamhost or Namecheap but now I'll think about Cloudways. Do you consider any advantage to Dreamhost being one of 3 WP authorized web hosts (the other 2 are Bluehost and Siteground).

[@Craylor]

Yes, after using Hostinger for a longer period of time, I am less than thrilled with their service. That's a good question regarding Dreamhost - personally, I've never taken that to mean much other than they have some promotional contract with WordPress. I really do like Dreamhost for shared hosting, though. Worth a look if you feel like Cloudways is too much for your needs. I am releasing a video in the next two weeks comparing those three hosts! (Bluehost, Dreamhost, and SiteGround).

[@Sportsplayer4Life13]

@@Craylor Between Bluehost, Dreamhost, and SiteGround, which would you recommend?

[@Craylor]

@@Sportsplayer4Life13 I don't want to jump the gun since I haven't wrapped up my research. I'd say it's a tie between Dreamhost and SiteGround. I will likely pick a "best" winner once I finish my testing, but right now that's my feeling. I'm not a fan of Bluehost.

[@punstress]

@@Sportsplayer4Life13 I know you didn't ask me but my choice would be Dreamhost, based solely on comparing the plans and such, not direct experience. I kind of forget the exact reasons now though, sorry. However one thing Christian didn't go into much was that A2 is supposed to be the fastest, and I believe that a lot of staff from my previous host (ASO) went there after they were sold to EIG and went downhill. Bluehost is EIG but it's supposedly the only one of their many acquired companies that didn't go directly into the toilet.

[@jjf609]

@@Sportsplayer4Life13 in another video Christian made he really didn't like Site Ground

[@jjf609]

You switched from Digital Ocean to Vultr right? Can you state why?

[@yvetteluna3324]

Super super informative! Great job!

[@zahhirz1783]

what a different between geting a hosting site and a web blogging site, i am new, can some one plz let me knoq the options. I want to have to doffernt bloging topics and websote, what should be the best for me.

[@meelena19]

Considering the 2019 reviewed and the 2020 reviewed companies - what would your rec be? Between both years, sounds like the top options are Namecheap(budget), bluehost, dreamhost?

[@Craylor]

If you're on a budget, it's a serious toss up between Namecheap or Dreamhost. I think it's about finding what works best for you. I loved Namecheap when I started out because I like the "cPanel" hosting experience, but as my traffic grew, Namecheap couldn't provide me the reliability I needed, so I switched to Cloudways and WP Engine. If you aren't tied to cPanel, I would almost be swayed to say try Dreamhost first - reason is I feel they offer superior support to Namecheap, and they offer an automatic refund if you cancel within 30 days, so it's super easy to get your money back and try Namecheap or elsewhere if it's not right for you.

[@MatthewsFabrication]

What do you think of WestHost... Business Hosting? That's what I have, but it keeps giving me a 508 error, Resources reached & I can't get to my website or admin page. They respond within 5 minutes or so on their live chat & they Kill the resources & my site starts working again. But it's the 3rd time in a month & always on a Sunday as I go to print orders on Monday & my website is down. Just curious what your thoughts are on WestHost. I do have a Wordpress website. Sincerely, Matthew

[@Craylor]

Hi Matthew, I've never heard of WestHost, so I can't speak to their quality. I wonder why it'd be consistently going down every week. Have you setup a free tool like StatusCake to keep an eye on the uptime and email you when it goes down? Then you can see if it's down at other times in the week too.

[@lukeholman1687]

This is such a fantastic review! Thank you for your honesty and clarity - it's very refreshing! I'm just starting out so it's all a bit overwhelming as I try to pick the best fit for my situation. I wondered if I could pick your brains? I'm looking to start an e-commerce website specialising in digital downloads (hosting these via a Dropbox plugin), hosting around 1000 digital product pages and I'm looking at potential hosting companies - in particular, SiteGround, WP Engine and now (since watching this video!!), Cloudways. I'm just starting out so am looking for reliability, ability to scale (as I'm unsure what my traffic will become over the next year) in the mid price range and wondered what you might recommend? Thanks again for the video! You've got a new subscriber here!

[@Craylor]

Hi Luke! Since you're just starting out, I'd recommend Flywheel or Cloudways. Flywheel will give you the reliability you need with the best customer support, and you can start at their $15/mo price point which is quite unique for that tier of managed hosting. Even at the $30/mo package, I think it would be worth it at that stage of your store considering it would be getting over 5,000 page views per month. There is one issue I potentially see with Flywheel or WP Engine: storage. If you anticipate 1,000 digital product pages, I would imagine you'll be uploading one to many images per product listing, and even if these images are optimized, it may exceed 5GB (the total amount of space allotted for the starter Flywheel plan). If you do need more storage space, Cloudways is a better option. Their starter servers include 25GB of storage which is more roomy. There *are* workarounds to get more than 5GB of media storage on Flywheel and WP Engine. If you're interested in this, let me know. I don't want to give you too much info and make your head spin! So in summary: Flywheel at $15/mo is a great value and I think you'll love the experience and customer support. If you have concerns about storage space or like the idea of having a server to yourself, Cloudways is great too.

[@williammccuin297]

Could you help me figure out which hosting service I need? I’m looking to build a 3D tour website. Should be pretty simple, show some 3D models of properties walkthroughs along with a contact me page. What would be best for me? Thanks in advance.

[@Craylor]

Are you using WordPress? I'm not sure if that would require more hosting power or not. If you're on a budget, I'd start with Dreamhost. Otherwise, Flywheel or Cloudways would be good options that can scale up as your traffic grows.

[@toshitominaga3911]

Thanks for your excellent review! Thought WPengine is overpriced. Glad to discover Cways through you!

[@sumandutta9669]

Hi Cralor, if i use hostinger premium shared hosting plan and have two domains for wordpress blogging websites, will the 512 mb ram allotted for the plan is enough to run them smoothly for ads and affiliate for both websites?

[@FINESSfreak_com]

Supermannnnnn. Awesome knowledge shared. Thanx

[@jjf609]

FYI your video doesn't come up for "best hosting..." search. Why? This video used to always populate when I did a search for "best hosting sites." I had to go to your channel to watch this video again.

[@Craylor]

I don't have control over that - KZbin decides where a video will rank based on many factors. I'm glad you came all the way to my channel to watch again! Hopefully my new comparison will rank well in search soon.

[@franciscaamorimalves8148]

Hey!! Thank's a lot for the video! Any opinion on the combo Wordpress + Elementor + Bluehost ? Or just on Elementor builder itself or video reference with valid feedback on it? i've been reading about it but still not convinced

[@Craylor]

I don't have much experience with Elementor. I've always used WP Bakery and looked for a theme that includes it so I don't have to pay for it separately (such as Salient). Personally I don't like Bluehost because I feel like they have lackluster support, but overall WordPress + Elementor is a good combo. Having some sort of page builder plugin is a must!

[@GregDBasham]

Great videos however the last one showed me why I'm likely abandoning Wordpress entirely as well as the two LTD deals I mention below. My mid 2013 Mac Air runs OS Mojave 10.14.6 and I realize from your other video why I can't even download Wordpress. Also, I'm not a techie person. Butt... Check out AppSumo's LTD for hosting with Barkvent at $24 lifetime. I bought it but not used it yet. I also did the AppSumo Stackbuilder LTD for $59 - again not used it yet.I have a more basic problem. I didn't realize that with my Mac running OS Mojave

[@bsd9230]

Can you explain how Google Hosting or domain names enters into the equation? I am very beginner

[@Craylor]

Sure thing! For Google Domains, check out my recent domain comparison to get my thoughts on them. As far as Google hosting (Google Cloud Platform), I would stay away from it unless you're tech savvy and have a specific reason for needing a scalable platform like that. Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, etc. are definitely meant for advanced users.

[@alexandrazapatamultimedia]

At 16:17 you mentioned that cloudways allows users to duplicate a website and make changes without affecting the site that is actually live. Is there a way to do something like this with cpanel? I have a site that's running on some outdated site builder and want to switch to wordpress, but I also don't want to lose what is already up until I am actually ready to make a new wordpress page go live. Your advice is appreciated!

[@Craylor]

That's a great question! There's not an easy way to create a staging environment in cPanel. You could copy the website files and database manually to a subdomain in the File Manager, but when you're ready to swap it to the live site, you have to copy the files again. So basically, it's possible but not easy. If you absolutely need staging capabilities, I would strongly consider Cloudways. The other route would be to use a plugin like BlogVault to utilize staging environments on your existing cPanel hosting.

[@alexandrazapatamultimedia]

@@Craylor thank you so much for replying!! I called my hosting service and they basically said the same thing, that I would manually have to copy and paste files in the file manager to the live page. Staging is something that I probably won't need frequently, just something I need one time to fix an outdated website. But! I will consider cloudways for the future! Seems like a major hosting upgrade

[@worldofnissanka9222]

hostinger is the best which i am usring right now

[@Geloandall]

How do you actually use digital ocean as your cloudways server? how does that work? sorry about the question

[@Craylor]

Cloudways provides the server for you, so you simply select the provider and type of server you want, and they take care of the rest. The cost of the Digital Ocean server is rolled into the cost of the plan, so it's fully managed and you don't have to think about it.

[@joycedelacruz894]

What do you recommend for a beginner exploring using wordpress as a simple blog

[@Craylor]

Namecheap or Dreamhost! I particularly like Dreamhost because they have a 97 day money back guarantee, and you can cancel at any time in your panel. When you do cancel, they automatically refund the money for you without having to speak to anyone! If you aren't loving WordPress, you can just cancel and not have any money spent.

[@defguy319]

Hey Craylor, what do you think about Greengeeks?

[@nurisonthego]

Hi, it was pretty helpfull. but still i have question. l am thinking to building website to do affilate marketing. So which one do you suggest? l am lookıng one that easy to use. because l am pretty new about building website stuff. thanks for vıdeo

[@Craylor]

You really can't go wrong with any option! I would learn towards Dreamhost if you want a smooth experience on a budget. As your website grows and requires more power, I would jump to WP Engine or Flywheel. You could also just start off on the cheapest Flywheel plan if you want to have that luxury experience, but it's definitely not necessary.

[@nurisonthego]

@@Craylor hey! thanks a lot. for your advice.l just choise dreamhost and used to your link 😊 but Unfortunately l am havin firts problem and just currenlty searching proggramer boyfriend on tinder 😂 after l buy hosting l also order domain. But when l am click to visit just l am seeing warning as a -Upload your website to get started.- So if anybody can help about this problem l would be really happy. l am trying searching solution for two hours , so annoying 😐

[@IvetaKeranova]

Hello, thank you for your very helpful video! Could anyone please help me out with the following question. I want to be dirt cheap and use Hostinger. Could I purchase just a domain (e.g. .info) for $3.79/y and then get the cheapest hosting plan they have which comes without a free domain? Can I then just "combine" the two services? If my calculations are correct, I'll spend a few dollars less yearly (even after renewal) if I combine the two services compared to getting their Premium Shared Hosting Plan (which includes a free domain for the first year)? I hope I was clear. Anyway, thank you in advance!

[@Craylor]

That’s right. You can purchase a domain from anywhere you want and link it with Hostinger. Your plan will work perfectly! I always buy my domains elsewhere so it’s not tied to the host if I decide to switch.

[@IvetaKeranova]

@@Craylor huge thanks!!

[@Rupamforever]

@@Craylor I can't thank you enough for all your content! Amazing and please never get sold like many other KZbinrs. My question here is, what is the benefit of not getting tied with a Host+Domain Name from the same provider like Hostinger? Won't I be able to shift my Hosting to another service provider later if I decide to keep only the domain name with Hostinger?

[@dtadeo2006]

I don't understand what you said about A2. Is their Turbo plan $9.99 or $21 per month?

[@Craylor]

I reviewed 2 plans from A2. The basic plan is $9.99 per month. The Turbo plan is $21 per month. I apologize if I got those numbers mixed up.

[@punstress]

Did you actually pay for and use these hosts for a year? It sounds like you did more than just stumble around their websites.

[@Craylor]

Some hosts I pay for, some give me test accounts. For transparency, here was the setup for this video: Provided test account: - A2 Hosting - Flywheel - WP Engine - Hostinger Paid for out of pocket: - Namecheap - Dreamhost - Cloudways Whether a test account is provided or not, I spend a lot of hours using each service. This includes transferring a WordPress site, testing the panel, customer support, etc., and using an uptime monitoring service to catch any downtime that may occur.

[@vatevor]

Any thoughts on Yahoo web hosting? I'm currently using them for email hosting and wondering if their site web hosting would be good

[@Craylor]

Honestly, I had no idea Yahoo offered web hosting! I don't have experience with it so I can't say if it's good or not. It looks like their pricing is listed for a 5-year pre-paid plan which I wouldn't want to commit to. I'm not sure what the month-to-month rates are without going further in the sign up process.

[@vatevor]

@@Craylor yeah it's called Yahoo Small Business. Im honestly torn between continuing that service or migrating for cheaper ones like hostinger for web and email hosting. So for monthly they offer $17 usd ish for both web and email hosting

[@majemmagalos1807]

Yesss please.. I need input... torn between Hostinger and Interserver.. looking for reviews.

[@Craylor]

I don’t have any experience with Interserver. Just realize that Hostinger is definitely a budget option, but if that’s what you’re going for, it’s a solid choice.

[@enetking]

Which webhosting is suitable for fast access to website from Asia customers?

[@Craylor]

I would definitely recommend Cloudways for this. The different cloud platforms they work with offer several options for servers in Asia. I bet WP Engine also offers geographic hosting in Asia or close.

[@adrianrubio408]

awesome review yet again! thank you so much. keep up the good work :D

[@Craylor]

Thanks Adrian!

[@sagaradhikary7188]

Thanks sir for the hosting information

[@Craylor]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheWorldBelow360]

Great content and delivery!

[@Craylor]

Thanks Mike!

[@LilRainyFlow]

What do you think about Banahousting?

[@Craylor]

I'm not familiar with them. Do you have hosting from them?

[@LilRainyFlow]

@@Craylor Yes

[@LilRainyFlow]

And offer more than CloudWays

[@saqerbassim5418]

Anyone can help us, me and my friend want have our website hosted, we have around 50$ budget, what is the most secure, easy to use, webhoster, have cpanel. We don't know how to do any coding*.

[@mhmdawad6726]

I want to create an e-commerce multi-vendor on WordPress, which is the hosting you recommend, so that I can start😘

[@Craylor]

You can really start with any web host when you're brand new. I would be inclined to recommend Flywheel because of their $15/month starting plan and easy ability to scale later. Cloudways is also a good option. E-commerce sites require more power to function, so I would stay away from Hostinger and Namecheap.

[@mhmdawad6726]

@@Craylor thx🤗

[@mhmdawad6726]

@@Craylor how much storge normly need if I have 8000product and 3 img in one product

[@hologram94]

Love your content man

[@Craylor]

Thanks for your support!

[@ericokaiasiedu4758]

What about Interserver

[@meghaaggarwal8508]

Hey , What do you think about namesilo?

[@Craylor]

NameSilo is a quality company. I haven’t used them because I don’t like the interface (although they are slowly re-doing it), and I feel like Porkbun does better in the budget space, but I have nothing bad to say about NameSilo.

[@star19000]

dude , do I get Cpanel ready to use, on Cloudways?

[@Craylor]

You cannot use cPanel on a Cloudways server. They have their own management stack to take the place of it. If you want cPanel on your own VPS, I would suggest getting a self managed VPS from a cloud platform like Digital Ocean or AWS.

[@drskyle]

Is Hostinger(business shared hosting) good for e-commerce sites...

[@Craylor]

I wouldn't recommend Hostinger for e-commerce. If you are using WooCommerce and need something reliable, I'd stick with Dreamhost, Flywheel/WP Engine, or Cloudways.

[@drskyle]

@@Craylor DreamHost has no servers in Asia where my targeted customers are and Flywheel/wp engine and cloudways is expensive. Actually, I want to stick with spending $5/mo for hosting.

[@Craylor]

@@drskyle Gotcha. Maybe give Hostinger a shot then. I like them less as time goes on, as it seems their customer support and overall experience is declining, but you can't argue with the price. Dreamhost would be perfect if they had servers in your location :(

[@drskyle]

Craylor Made okey Craylor sensei...I will give it a shot ...😊😊

[@dbesadem1]

Thank you for this

[@ThatSameer]

Is it wise to tie yourself into 4 years with hostinger? Just for a personal blog. Nothing big

[@ThatSameer]

Also, do I get the 0.99 plan on hostinger or the WordPress plan necessary for WordPress?

[@Craylor]

I don’t typically like buying plans that big, but Hostinger is kind of structured to get you to buy long plans. If you don’t mind the possibility of walking away after a year or two if you don’t like how it’s going, I wouldn’t get a 4 year plan. You can just get the $0.99 plan, that works fine with Wordpress.

[@ThatSameer]

@@Craylor thanks for replying to all of my question. You're the most unbiased, helpful KZbinr in this field. I'm going to buy 4 years with Hostinger. Because it's so cheap. And if anything, I can trash the web server and start it as something else. I'm also planning to buy domain name with Namecheap (after watching your comparison video)

[@ThatSameer]

@@Craylor dude sorry for the silly question but if I get the hostinger 0.99 plan and install WordPress. And have the domain name on Namecheap. Can I add a custom domain for free or do I need to pay WordPress a monthly subscription for that?

[@Craylor]

@@ThatSameer Nope! The WordPress platform is 100% free to use, and you can add a custom domain for no additional fee. I would recommend watching the beginning part of this video - I think it will give you some clarity: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqDYaYeQi9x4Zq8

[@dowdalld]

You do awesome videos bud!

[@Craylor]

Thanks David!

[@OakbrookJones]

ThNlks For This⌏ Very helpfuLL!

[@haydongonzalez-dyer2727]

This was great

[@user-eu3zi6xq6l]

thank you Thank you, you saved my time

[@Craylor]

Thanks for your support!

[@Philipjacqueline]

where is your hostinger affliliate link i want to buy from you

[@Craylor]

The link is in the description! You can also find it at craylor.co/hostinger. Thanks for your support.

[@Philipjacqueline]

@@Craylor purchased yesterday.. thanks for being truthful and real will continue to support

[@Philipjacqueline]

do you have a video on google adsense

[@Craylor]

@@Philipjacqueline I don't have a video on AdSense yet! Are you referring to monetizing your blog/website with ads, or KZbin adsense?

[@ChiminieChimmy]

Thank you for this man

[@Craylor]

Of course! Thanks for watching.

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

He looks very much like MrBeast with long hair and more beard.

[@Craylor]

I'll take it, haha

[@showravhasan2371]

Hello, Thanks for the video. I am starting 4 to 5 Affiliate Marketing Sites with 40 Articles per website. I have a tight budget. What hosting do you recommend?

[@buzinezz]

Have you tested Knownhost.com and Brickellhost.com? I've been looking at them last few days. Looks like they are reasonable?

[@Craylor]

I'm not familiar with either of those. If they have a refund policy, you can always take a chance and try them out.

[@buzinezz]

@@Craylor yeah, they are with 30 days. I'll give a try

[@tiktokpinas8634]

thanks for video

[@idaljot]

Well.. I just use Google hosting 😅. Great comparison, thanks!😊

[@Craylor]

Right on! Google Cloud Platform is rock solid.

[@Lena-kp9tf]

@@Craylor which host is better Google Cloud or Cloudways. I need just one website. Thank you again for all the great information you share with us

[@herbbradley8958]

Great tutorial. I'm 8 minutes into this video and I'm having trouble following you because I'm new to this and that background music is distracting :/ Maybe lower that music a little more or ditch it? Sorry :(

[@Craylor]

Thank you for your feedback! I actually have felt the same and have stopped using background music in my videos. I'm sorry it was distracting.

[@herbbradley8958]

@@Craylor It was a very informative video but that repetitive music has become a theme for a lot of youtubers. It was just a little too much for me lol. Love your videos though keep up the good work.

[@YoursTrulyChris]

The first shall be Craylor made.

[@Craylor]

Always first in the comments!

[@victorzhitomirsky815]

Many shared hosting providers offer LiteSpeed and NVMe SSD storage using modern hardware servers, and they can easily outperform the top plans from Cloudways. The Cloudways provides services through shared cloud service configurations with low-grade server equipment that much cheaper dedicated service providers easily beat in performance metrics. Ironically, many bloggers try to present Cloudways as a top provider of VPS accounts instead of a more realistic positioning of their services as a low grade, overpriced shared hosting. A detailed explanation is given in the review paper at www.webwhim.co.uk/how-to-select-a-wordpress-hosting-provider/#Cloudways

[@Craylor]

Hi Victor, Thanks for sharing this information, it's definitely insightful. I must say that I have had nothing but great experiences from Cloudways and have been a happy customer for over a year, but I will keep this in mind when evaluating Cloudways vs. other hosting options going forward.

[@hectormurillo9151]

Please review interserver.net

[@Craylor]

Thanks for the request! I've gotten a few requests for InterServer. I might check it out.

[@XPRforJustice]

hostinger 24/7 support ARE YOU JOKING thats just wrong

[@Craylor]

I have experienced a decline in support with Hostinger. In this comparison, I knocked them down to a highly "budget" host in my books, but next time I make a comparison and re-evaluate, I may end up removing them entirely.

[@ewanssoman6321]

You have to pay for priority support.

[@sheekocaruureedofficial5549]

HOW TO GET NOMINATED FOR THE BEST HOSTING COMPARISON VIDEO ON KZbin 1: LOOK LIKE A NERD! 2: BE PESSIMISTIC AND SAY BAD STUFF ABOUT EACH AND EVERY HOSTING YOU MENTION 3: REPEAT!

[@Craylor]

Wow, there's nominations on KZbin? Rad lol

[@britishwebs2634]

@ Craylor Made Would you be interested in doing a website video review for our platform? We do offer a user-friendly drag and drop tool that helps business owners a professional website

[@bigashland]

Easywp is the absolute worst, option ... it is painful... slow,.... buggy........ you get what you pay for.

[@Craylor]

Indeed! EasyWP is like the "diet" WP Engine hahah

[@igorsaranov132]

Под такие задачи беру хостинг у WELLWEBNET. Цены от 2$ Нормальный проц с норм частотой что для меня немаловажно, работает стабильно. При регистрации можно использовать любые данные - их не проверяют к жалобам тоже лояльно. Ssl, перенос и прочие радости делают бесплатно. Pagespeed ставит оценку больше 90 - что еще надо для счастья?