With all the choices for hosting your WordPress blog, how does one decide. We’ve tried a few, ranging from small to large companies. PressedbyAmbie.com is using GoDaddy’s hosting solution. They were next on our lists of companies to try. We’ll add them to our recommendations if their service is up to par.
| Provider | Price | Domain Name | Disk Space | Bandwidth | Rating | WP Install | Review |
| HostMonster | $6.95 | Free | 1.5 TB | 1.5 TB | ***** | Yes | Super |
| DreamHost | $6.95 | Free | 1.5 TB | 1.5 TB | ***** | No | Super |
| HostGator | $7.95 | Free | 600 GB | 6 TB | **** | No | Good |
| Yahoo | $11.95 | Free | Unlimited | Unlimited | ** | Yes | BAD |
HOSTMONSTER - SUPER
The good - Fast servers, lots of bandwidth, excellent 24hr customer service, cPanel admin page loaded with features. Easy WordPress install.
The bad - None yet!
DreamHost - SUPER
The good - Fast servers, lots of bandwidth
The bad - Customer service response time only OK. Admin panel a little confusing at first.
HostGator - GOOD
The good - Fast servers, lots of bandwidth, cPanel very feature rich, good customer service.
The bad - No WordPress auto install.
Yahoo Web Hosting - FAIR
The good - Fast servers, lots of bandwidth, very easy to use admin page, easy WordPress install, good uptime.
The bad - Looooong wait for customer service, price, some WordPress plugin compatibility issues
August 13th, 2008 at 10:22 am
Great Post, however I do know of another host that offers fantastic Wordpress blog hosting, and are very reasonable in price. They even install Wordpress for free for customers who are less tech swavy.
$2.99 a month and the hosting company is http://www.visionthishosting.com I been with them for several years now, and they are A1.
Sincerly,
Daniella
August 14th, 2008 at 10:55 am
Thanks for the recommendation Daniella. The price is nice and the speed of your blog seems pretty fast. I will definitely add them to my list of WordPress hosts to test in the future.