Before you start making your website, you need to find a server which would host it. WordPress hosting is a service specially designed to host WordPress websites. All serious hosting providers offer this, but HostGator appears to be the best for it.
HostGator’s hosting is not free, but there are many things for which it’s not good to opt for free hosting. First of all, bandwidth of free hosting services is usually narrow, so your pages would often load very slowly, which makes most users give up visiting them. Also, the uptime may not be great, and your website would often be unavailable for both you and visitors. Third, free hosting usually comes without any tech support, so you will often have to fix issues on your own. Not to mention low security and high risk of hacking.
On the other hand, HostGator hosting is not very expensive. You can start with the Hatchling plan, which can cost anywhere between $3.96 and 7.16 monthly, depending on the contract duration. This inexpensive plan brings unlimited disk space and bandwidth. This doesn’t mean you will be able to share large multimedia files over it, but most bloggers and other WordPress developers would have no worries over limits and violations, and this is what makes HostGator ranks the best among WordPress hosting providers. The main limitation of this plain is that there can only be one domain per subscription.
If this is not enough, there is Baby plan, starting at $6.36, allowing users to add unlimited domains and possibility of private SSL. All other features are same as in the Hatchling plan.
Business plan, starting at $10.36 monthly, is the Best Web Hosting for WordPress option for E-commerces, with many features including toll-free phone number in the US and dedicated IP address for your website.
http://www.hostgator.com/apps/wordpress-hosting
Written by Mohsen
Mohsen is a Web/Wordpress designer and a blogger. He currently designs WordPress themes, writes for Webanthology, and studying computer. Follow him on twitter
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