Side-by-side comparisons of hosting providers and plans.
The hosting industry tends to frame server choices as a binary: you either squeeze into the crowded affordability of shared hosting or you pay a premium for the dedicated power of an entire physical machine. But for the vast majority of growing websites, e-commerce stores, and we…
A regional bank in Ohio migrated its online banking portal from a Windows Server environment to Linux in late 2025, anticipating significant cost savings. The $18,000 they saved annually on licensing evaporated within three months when their .NET-based loan origination system — t…
Budget web hosting occupies the largest segment of the hosting market by customer count — millions of individuals, small businesses, bloggers, and hobbyists launch their online presence every year through hosting plans priced under $10 per month. The appeal is obvious and rationa…
The numbers looked great on paper. A bare-metal dedicated server for $79 per month with root access and unlimited configurations — what could possibly go wrong? Six months later, after a 3 AM outage that cost 14 hours of troubleshooting, a missed security patch that led to a comp…
Every website begins with a single, deceptively simple decision: where will it live? That choice — shared hosting, VPS hosting, or cloud hosting — ripples through every aspect of your online presence, from page load speed and uptime reliability to monthly costs and the ability to…
Cloud hosting promises flexibility, scalability, and performance on demand — but the invoice at the end of the month often tells a different story. Many businesses migrate to the cloud expecting dramatic cost savings, only to discover their monthly cloud hosting expenses are two…
Every business with an online presence eventually confronts the same mission-critical question: where should your website actually live? The decision between cloud infrastructure and traditional server hosting can determine everything from your monthly hosting costs to how gracef…