Low-priced hosting plans are good for starting a new website

Let's say you have an idea for a website, or a blog or portfolio that doesn't require a lot of server resources, and you don't want to spend a lot of money on it. The common solution is to use a shared web hosting plan, which is where the server's resources (i.e. bandwidth, CPU, memory, storage space) are shared among other user accounts' sites. This reduces the cost to you. Most of the major hosting companies in the U.S. sell shared web hosting that breaks down to only a few dollars per month. However, the cheapest plan by GreenGeeks is the best deal; it includes pretty much all you need to get a new website going.

Best Deal Overall: GreenGeeks




GreenGeeks sells three shared hosting plans: Lite, Pro and Premium. They come with unlimited bandwidth and storage on solid-state drive (SSD) and several other things: backup of your website, domain registration, email with an unlimited number of accounts, SSL certificate, unlimited MySQL databases, and a website builder that uses a drag...