Namecheap is one of the top 10 domain registrars on the internet. It also offers a shared hosting service. Bluehost is one of the leading shared website hosting service providers. It enables users to register domains. In other words, both…
Google, the search engine giant, entered into the domain registration/transfer business in 2015. Namecheap is a major player in this industry. It manages millions of domains. The company has been in the business for 20 years. Is Namecheap a better…
DreamHost is one of the oldest internet companies and hosting service providers in the world. The company was established in 1996. Bluehost is 5 younger than it. Both DH and BH are successful internet companies. Their services are used by…
Namecheap and Namesilo are on the list of the 15 top registrars with over 3 million domains under their management. NC was founded way back in 2000. NS was established in 2010. These two registrars not only let you register…
Namecheap is a 22-year-old company, while Porkbun is a 7-year-old firm. It was founded in 2000. Porkbun began its journey as a domain registrar in 2014. The company has quickly emerged as a good alternative to other top registrars because…
Shared hosting is the most popular form of hosting. It is used by people that don’t have technical knowledge and people who use open-source software such as WordPress, Magento, phpBB, etc. Many companies offer shared hosting services, but only a…
Hostinger was established in 2004. It owns the popular free hosting firm 000WebHost. The company’s popularity increased many folds after 2015 when it introduced new plans. Hostgator was founded in 2002. It is one of the leading and well-known shared…
Bluehost is a web hosting company loved by Bloggers. Like other top hosting firms, it has introduced several hosting servers priced between $5 to $400. The most popular plans of the company are these 4 – Basic, Choice Plus, Pro,…
Hostgator, the leading WP hosting company, has introduced a bunch of hosting services for people with various budgets. People who manage or own big sites will go for dedicated or VPS plans. Similarly, users that have small or low-traffic sites…
A website requires several things – application code/CMS, domain, hosting, web server, database server, nameservers, etc. The code/CMS and database/webserver reside on a server. Nameservers are provided by the hosting company, and the TLD must be registered with a good…