Almost free web hosting

There's no such thing as a free lunch, right? True; if you want genuine quality you'll probably have to pay for it. But you don't have to pay that much - a number of web hosting providers charge almost nothing while being very reliable. In this list you find some very low-priced offers that have high-quality services and really deliver what you need. Read the in-depth reviews and choose a cheap and reliable web host!

Rank	Plan	Price	Rating
31	Mega-Pack	$6.95	95%	Sign up now Read review
32	Hassle-Free	$1.99	92%	Sign up now Read review
33	Unlimited Plan	$6.29	93%	Sign up now Read review
34	Home	$2.49	85%	Sign up now Read review
35	Expert Plan	$3.95	92%	Sign up now Read review
36	Max-Pack	$5.42	95%	Sign up now Read review
37	Dreamhost	$8.95	92%	Sign up now Read review
38	PERSONAL PLAN	$5.21	90%	Sign up now Read review
39	Economy Plan	$4.50	93%	Sign up now Read review
40	Mega-PHASE	$7.95	90%	Sign up now Read review

Almost free web hosting - a smarter choice

If you're about to set up a business with some kind of long term vision, choosing a completely free webhosting solution is probably more greedy than wise.

Thinking about the long term

You'll want to find a web host that is likely to be around in a couple of years. Also, things like bandwidth and server space is more likely not to become a problem if you go with an operator that makes sure to cover its costs.

Even though some free solutions may work quite well, paying solutions have the added value of not being weighed down by ads. Apart from being generally annoying, ads will also make all moments a bit slower.

Reliable, high-quality and almost free

The almost free website hosting plans we recommend above are known to be the best providers in their segment. The majority lets you manage everything from your email accounts to sub-domains and MySQL databases using the cPanel interface.

The explanation for those extremely low prices is that the providers have a large number of users who each carries a small part of the total costs. And, of course, that disk capacity and bandwidth have become so price worthy.