How do you choose hosting?

[blackmagicislam]

Thanks for share your knowledge.

[mansi123]

I am choosing to host with high uptime, 24/7 support, hosting deals and the last one is money back police.

[Limbo]

Need to use free trial testing!

[Stellajones]

Must check the reviews of the web hosting providers before choosing any web hosting providers. Also, check they are providing unlimited bandwidth, unlimited disk storage, moneyback guarantee and quick customer response.

[Talaa]

There are numerous web hostings out there. To choose a web hosting is not an easy task for beginners. However, if you consider the sugestions below, you won't choose the wrong web hosting:
1. Speed
2. Support
3. Uptime guarantee
4. Security
5. Reliability

[mansi123]

I think you should check some of the provider's websites and best providers should provide you with high hardware setup, best uptime, 24/7/ support and money back policy.

[jackanderson]

Factors to consider when choosing a Web hosting company
Factors you need to consider when choosing a Web hosting provider include:
Price– You want an affordable provider, but you also need reliability.
Features and Limitations .
Technical Support .
Features and Add-ons.

[jerryperes]

Look at the most important factors:

1. The quality of the service including speed and reliability

2. Customer services

3. Price

4. Scalability

From my personal experience, Easy.gr could be the right place for you. I am using their services since last 4 years and have no complaints.

[Kailash]

1. First of all know your hosting needs.
2. Know about host reliability and consistency

[archanaluthra]

Thank you for all suggesting

[Piyusha]

The Nature of Your Website.
The Cost Involved.
Shared V/S Dedicated Web Hosting.
Reputation and Reviews of the Host.
Addon Domain Services.
The Speed of Your Web Host.
User-Friendliness.

[Servers Base]

On one hand, shared hosting is classic first-boyfriend material — simple and uncomplicated. Most first-time hosting customers should turn to a shared package when entering the web hosting world, then decide when it’s time to upgrade to a VPS or dedicated plan to meet your increasing needs.
VPS, which stands for virtual private server, is a happy middle ground between the casual dating of shared hosting and the commitment of a dedicated server. The server is divided into virtual machines, which act as independent dedicated servers.
High-performing sites need dedicated hosting, which entails using an entire server to power your website or applications. As the name implies, dedicated servers are ready to wait on you hand and foot and meet your every configuration need.

[vedicastrologym]

1. Decide how much hand-holding you'll need. Basic customer service provides access to email, ticket and phone support.
2. Estimate the amount of traffic you expect (and be honest with yourself).
3. Understand server types.
4. Choose a portable content management system to avoid lock-in.
5. Own your domain name.

[Wolverine]

My first priority is support. I like to have it fast and helpful, I do not expect them to do anything for me, but general questions occur, so if you have to wait for support for ages or you can not get it live, it is automatically a nono
And from there it depends what I need, how much storage and the price. Also I try not to go for the biggest companies around, just because they usually lack customer appreciation and do not treat you the best they could.

[qtechservers]

First of all, their support. Next, check if they have a valid address and phone number. Price ofcourse, server features, read their terms, money back guarantee terms.