Which features web hosting solutions will impress you?

Since many web hosting providers which lots of packages, after searching I realized that most of the recommendations are for large companies,
but obviously, there are many smaller web providers in this field that have a good service and good performance as well (or even better).

I saw this sentence somewhere: "the large company the less customer service".

rulebreaker said:

Since many web hosting providers which lots of packages, after searching I realized that most of the recommendations are for large companies,
but obviously, there are many smaller web providers in this field that have a good service and good performance as well (or even better).

I saw this sentence somewhere: "the large company the less customer service".

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Not only less customer service, but less quality aswell. Since big hosting companies fills their servers as much as possible even oversold nodes where they limit almost everything, from memory, i/o write read, number of processes etc. While small companies trying to attract their customers with performance because of low number of customers will deffo be better than big companies in terms of performance.

This really does not have to be the case, I sincerely believe that it is possible for a company to scale up and grow without getting worse at taking care of clients. Obviously it is a lot easier for support staff to have a personal relationship with 10 customers than it is with 10,000 customers, but it is possible.

Sadly it seems that a lot of big companies, in hosting and just about everything else do start to let this slip as they get bigger, but let's be honest there are some smaller companies with pretty crap customer service as well.

I agree, being as host, yuanjhen hosting try our best to give clients the perfect service, besides that we also seriously thinking about what features we can offer as much as for our clients.

You can follow these points while you are choosing the best hosting company for you:
-Check the web host’s server uptime record
-Check if they offer multiple add-on domains
-Ask about the company’s refund policy.
-Find out what a basic contract offers.
-Check for specialty features.
-Always check the reviews

After doing some research, find out some providers from Taiwan since I'm gonna expand my site in their market, have you hear about yuan-jhen information (or something like yuanjhen hosting host.com.tw?), if you are using or had experience with their service please feel free to share with me, so I can have more options before deciding to stick my site with them.

If you desire a successful online presence, finding the right web hosting plan would definitely be your major objective. Selecting a good one in today's world has been made harder than before as there are now numerous web hosts than you can think of. Identifying a good hosting company, however, poses a great challenge to a likely site owner.

A lot of companies are online offering various hosting packages, but frankly speaking, you must know the general standard before making your choice. Hosting businesses are distinctive in their deals and there are also untrustworthy ones you shouldn't get close to. It is very stress-free to classify those who cannot be relied on, they make additional promises than they can keep and won't offer you a free trial service.

A good host must be deliberately located in a city/country where adequate infrastructure exists to support its data centre. The centre must be able to operate for 24 hours deprived of interruption.

Generally, finding the best web host for your needs will mean you need to conduct research and do some comparison-shopping to make sure that you get the best value for your money.

There are thousands of web hosting services available in the market around the world. But even if there are numerous companies, there are still common features that can be seen.

Server Type - A type of web server software that runs on the server.
Disk Space - The amount of actual space available to your website for storing on the web server hard drive.
Monthly Bandwidth - A measure of website traffic available to your website.
Email Accounts - the number of email accounts you can have with your account.

Web Hosting plans usually consist of a combination of features that make it easy and efficient to manage your website. This is the part where many web hosting companies differ as they want to provide different packages for a variety of target markets depending on needs. This enables you to make a choice based on your individual needs enabling you to pay for only what you need, but if you expect your business to grow and expect to have a lot of visitors on your website then it would be wise to choose an unlimited web hosting plan which is a popular and a fast growing trend.

rulebreaker said:

Since many web hosting providers which lots of packages, after searching I realized that most of the recommendations are for large companies,
but obviously, there are many smaller web providers in this field that have a good service and good performance as well (or even better).

I saw this sentence somewhere: "the large company the less customer service".

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Hello,

The hosting companies you choose should really have the following features.

1- DDoS Protection (100% prevention of layer 3, layer 4 and layer 7 DDoS attacks must be guaranteed.)
2- It should have a weekly or daily backup feature at most.

The above features may be your most important reasons for preference. I recommend that you really pay attention to whether these features exist.

Thanks.

Strengthen anonymity is must have feature. From reliable VPS service I'm expecting fallowing:

• Anonymous sign-up
• BTC payment privacy
• Access via Tor
• Offshore jurisdiction
• Top security and uptime
• Full root access
• Affordable backups and snapshots

When it comes to other technical details, I'm happy with DigitalOcean reseller that guarantees the same specifications as DO does.

can you mention that small company names

Features for most hosting providers are similar. There are small differences and you should make a list of what your requirements are so you can better choose.

As for the argument that big companies provide worse service this is subjective and based on personal experience and expectations. However, many large companies do have great customer service because they do not lose focus on what made them great when they were small. The difference tends to be the people behind them.

Take for example EIG group who owns some of the big boys like Hostgator, Bluehost and others. They are considered the evil empire in hosting circles because when they take over a host they tend to decimate their service from servers to support. Their goal is to squeeze a lot of profits out of each server which causes service issues when done wrong. However, you still see a lot of good reviews from their brands that outweigh the negatives. So this goes back to what each of us consider acceptable service and support.

Just make a list of your needs and expectations and then maybe consider some support tests to see how each candidate company you are looking at performs. Do they give canned responses to every question you ask or do they actually give intelligent honest answers that are talking to you as the individual and not a general overall audience. Some support systems are based out of your home country and that is ok if they can provide amazing customer support for you, but if they can't meet your needs then you should consider someone else.

1. Disk/storage space A web hosting account includes a storage/disk space allocation that may be rented on a server.
2. Data Transfer/Bandwidth... 3. Control Panel Features... 4. Uptime...
5. A domain name is a name that is used to identify a website.