I don’t usually write posts that are shameless plugs, but the incredible deal AN Hosting is offering for Halloween is just too good to ignore. Yes, I’ll get a nice commission if you decide to sign up for hosting using the links in this post. But if you’re looking for great hosting you owe it to yourself to keep reading.
This offer has now ended, but AN Hosting still offers the best deal on hosting for your blog. Use the code UPSTARTBLOGGER for an extra 3 months free!
I’ve written about my ups and downs with hosts before, even compiling my best hosting advice in a post (How to Find a Web Host That Doesn’t Suck). But I’ve never seen a deal like this from a reputable host.
AN Hosting, which I’ve long recommended, is making this special DOUBLE offer for Halloween: double the disk space (to 500 gigs), double the bandwidth (to 5,000 gigs—that’s 5 terrabytes!), and double the domains (to 40), all for only $5.95 a month. Use the code UPSTARTBLOGGER and you should get another 3 months free.
Just how good a deal is this? Well, DreamHost is celebrating their 10th anniversary. You’d think that would be a milestone event. What are they doing to celebrate? Wow, they’re offering 500 gigs of storage and 5 TB of bandwidth for—you guessed it—$5.95! Only catch is, you have to pay in advance for 10 years! Yeah, I’m going to give the worst host I’ve ever experienced $714.00 and keep my fingers crossed.
Seriously, if you’re looking for one of the best of the shared hosting companies, check out AN Hosting. This is a great time to switch hosts or launch your new site.
an amazing offer. i already opened an account using your code. and now there are a few questions, i would like to your your opinion:
[1] the cPanel login is without ssl. ist this correct? isn’t that an immense security risk?
[2] i already had a lot of contact with the support from midphase. most of the people answering have (apparently) russian names. i have no prejudice but would like to have transparency about ownership. a US-based provider with apparently mostly russian employees makes me think!
thanx for some answers.
roalnd
@Roland: Thanks for signing up and using my code!
cPanel should be secure. I believe it uses shared SSL. I don’t know about ownership. As far as I know it is U.S. owned. Regardless of their names, I’ve found the service to be top notch.