HostGator and GoDaddy are two titans of web hosting. But when comparing them head-to-head across key categories, one emerges as the superior choice — HostGator. After extensive testing, I’ve rated HostGator 4.7 out of 5…
While Namecheap offers cheaper hosting from just $1.98/month, HostGator costs more yet delivers faster speeds, higher uptime to grow.
HostGator offers unlimited email accounts and storage space even on its Hatchling plan starting at $2.75/month. Hostinger’s limits are still fairly generous, but
Bluehost had a slight advantage in page load speeds in my tests, while DreamHost edged them out in uptime over a 3 month period (99.97% vs 99.94%).
With WordPress-optimized WAF, DDoS filtering via Cloudflare, and hack-fix guarantee, Kinsta is the clear security winner.
In terms of regular shared hosting, Bluehost takes the lead in value while InMotion offers savings for those with simple needs.
For the lowest cost to start, Thinkific offers a free plan. Kajabi provides better value scaling up with your business growth.
With Podia, you can build your entire online business including your website, marketing tools, courses, and secure payment processing.
After years of hosting my online courses on Thinkific, I recently had the chance to try out Teachable when a friend launched their class there. Teachable’s slick design immediately caught my eye – it made…
For email marketing, Builderall provides the flexibility to use any provider, while ClickFunnels deeply integrates with Actionetics.