What web hosting plan suitable for file hosting website?
i want to build a file hosting web.. need a large disk space.. and most of unlimited plan does not allow me to host a file hosting website.. is there any others?
I will try and give you the best answer I can based on cheapness (as you don’t want to pay a fortune when setting up) and also quality (you want to build a reputable brand of file hosting).
So your best route would be to host your website on a shared hosting plan at first, these are the cheapest forms of web hosting available through most web hosting providers, and are also the most reliable as they are fully managed for you, and have almost no downtime (if you avoid the free ones).
Once you find your service is becoming more popular, you can ad adverts to it using either Google Adsense or something similar, where you can start to earn money from your visitors. Once you do this, by the time you are earning enough money from your adverts, you will be able to afford to purchase a dedicated server, which you will have to manage yourself, but will be the only option once your file hosting service becomes "big time".
So to conclude, start off with a shared hosting provider. In my experience www.belira.com is the best for cost and most importantly reliability and support. Their plans are not unlimited meaning you will always get good server response times ( as unlimited web providers basically oversell their space and the server runs slow as it is bombarded with files).
Then once you start to hit the limit (once you get thousands of uploaded files) you can move to a dedicated server, and pay for it using the adverts you have added to your website.
After that sit back and admire all your hard work
Good luck, and if you need any help with anything I have said, feel free to message me at any time through my Yahoo! profile.
July 15th, 2010 at 7:36 am
I’m not certain just what you want to do with this, but if all you want is a place to store files and allow others to download them, then I suggest cloud computing. I use dropbox.
If you need for people to have passwords and you want to control the downloads, why not use sharefile? That is also SEC compliant.
References :
http://www.sharefile.com/
https://www.dropbox.com/
July 15th, 2010 at 7:49 am
Just use yahoo webhosting. They are easy to use and they have unlimited everything. You can store as many files no matter the size and have them downloadable.
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July 15th, 2010 at 8:20 am
Try Fatcow. They provide you Unlimited Disk Space and Unlimited Monthly Transfer on Bandwidth. Fatcow provides a very popular business platform for professionals as well as for beginners. You can create your own business in the most simplest way.
You can also save on some discounts, http://www.webhostingbreak.com/fat-cow-coupon/
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July 15th, 2010 at 8:57 am
Check out Realmind Hosting (http://www.realmind.us/) They have individual web hosting plans.
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July 15th, 2010 at 9:09 am
I will try and give you the best answer I can based on cheapness (as you don’t want to pay a fortune when setting up) and also quality (you want to build a reputable brand of file hosting).
So your best route would be to host your website on a shared hosting plan at first, these are the cheapest forms of web hosting available through most web hosting providers, and are also the most reliable as they are fully managed for you, and have almost no downtime (if you avoid the free ones).
Once you find your service is becoming more popular, you can ad adverts to it using either Google Adsense or something similar, where you can start to earn money from your visitors. Once you do this, by the time you are earning enough money from your adverts, you will be able to afford to purchase a dedicated server, which you will have to manage yourself, but will be the only option once your file hosting service becomes "big time".
So to conclude, start off with a shared hosting provider. In my experience http://www.belira.com is the best for cost and most importantly reliability and support. Their plans are not unlimited meaning you will always get good server response times ( as unlimited web providers basically oversell their space and the server runs slow as it is bombarded with files).
Then once you start to hit the limit (once you get thousands of uploaded files) you can move to a dedicated server, and pay for it using the adverts you have added to your website.
After that sit back and admire all your hard work
Good luck, and if you need any help with anything I have said, feel free to message me at any time through my Yahoo! profile.
References :
http://www.belira.com
July 15th, 2010 at 9:27 am
I’m using web hosting service from Fatcow after reading reviews on wowebhosting. The web hosting price is extremely competitive, with many custom packaging to meet your hosting needs. I’m happy with their services. I recommend the hosting & domain services from them.
References :
http://www.wowebhosting.com/
July 15th, 2010 at 9:46 am
You can view some affordable web hosting companies at:
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http://www.alreadyhosting.com