Category: Alternative Hosts
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Good Asura Hosting Alternatives I’ve Discovered
Asura Hosting usually tops search results for cheap web hosting, and it is indeed cheap, but not so reliable. Their servers frequently have issues (downtime or slow loading), which is typical for super cheap hosting services. They pack the servers like a can of sardine so they can sell hosting plans for dirt cheap. You…
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I Tried a Few Porkbun Alternatives. Spaceship Worked Well For Me.
If you asked about the best domain registrar on Reddit, Porkbun would be the most upvoted suggestion, but it never impressed me personally. I just don’t get the hype. They have low prices, sure, and they try to be transparent and all, but there are other providers out there that I like more (objectively and…
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Namecheap Hosting Alternatives That Have Free SSL Certificates
I’ve been using Namecheap for domain registration and hosting for a long time, but there is one thing I hate about their shared hosting: They don’t have free SSL certificates. They only have premium SSL certificates, which you get for free with any hosting plan for the first year, then it costs an extra $13…
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Is Google Sites a Good Alternative to Hostinger?
Google Sites is a free website building and hosting platform available to anyone with a Google account. I have created some websites with Google Sites and I’ve also used Hostinger. They’re not exactly interchangeable. Google Sites only allows you to create basic static websites without a backend. On the other hand, Hostinger offers full web…
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Brixly UK Alternatives I’ve Used That Have Better Support Service
Brixly was one of the best UK web hosts I’ve used, then the company was acquired by Enix and some things started changing. The most disappointing change was the drop in support quality. There are complaints from other customers about this too. I’ve seen the same happen with other hosts when they get bought out…
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My Favorite DreamHost Alternatives in 2026
DreamHost has been around forever in the web hosting space. I remember recommending it years ago because it felt honest compared to the giant hosting brands that overloaded users with upsells and confusing pricing. But over time, shared hosting has changed. Modern hosting companies started focusing more on cloud infrastructure, NVMe storage, LiteSpeed servers, better…