Free hosting?

Their are some free hosting sites and company which provide you free hosting.

When it has the issue of the hosting you also have to consider the speed if your site is too slow

then no user will be stay their.

if you put some heavy contents on your site then it will be difficult to speed up the pages .

so better way to pay min one and get host your site

Thanks
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000webhost seems to be decent. Also if your requirements are very basic you could use the "sites" feature of google apps..

I would suggest
Awardspace.com
freehostia.com
hosthelpers.com
All are free and i ve had no problems

Hello Friends.
I read your entire post well you want to do free hosting there are available no. of site and some is also provide the design facility so if you have not it use it.

the one I know is webs.com
I found it very useful because it is very user friendly and can really help you.

tell me if you are satisfied with my answer or not.

There are many free host if you want to create two pages. Try zymic.com

If you are serious about long-term commitment, just get your own hosting. Most of the free ones will serve ads, having downtime issue (obviously something which you can't complain) while some I heard escape with your scripts.
Another thing which you can do is to call up a friend who might still have space left in their account and ask whether they might be generous enough to let you host it there. After all, what harm can 1 or 2 pages do.

How about Google?


http://sites.google.com/

Google Sites is a nice stable service but does not provide you much freedom. You can setup a site based on some Google templates which are not flexible at all and they do not provide DB access etc. so if you want just a bit more than a simple site based on a template then Google Sites is not the way to go. They as well add a bunch of links to all pages such as "Powered by Google" Terms etc.

Would be amazing if Google Sites would allow costume HTML and FTP access.

FanCube said:

Google Sites is a nice stable service but does not provide you much freedom. You can setup a site based on some Google templates which are not flexible at all and they do not provide DB access etc. so if you want just a bit more than a simple site based on a template then Google Sites is not the way to go. They as well add a bunch of links to all pages such as "Powered by Google" Terms etc.

Would be amazing if Google Sites would allow costume HTML and FTP access.

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uhmmm I see, well I just discovered it yesstarday and am going crazy trying to set up my domain.

Does anyone know how to do that? google says I need to point CNAME to ghs.google.com but on GoDaddy CNAME won`t let me edit!

thanks

Might want to check out Weebly as well

Weebly - Create a free website and a free blog

you can use custom xhtml/css...

Vic

I don't recommend using free hosting either but I guess if you're in a bind 50 webs is good.

All you get with google apps domain registration is a redirect to 2 different hosting companies. Lots of good companies supply hosting with a domain purchase nowadays. Saying free hosting is not good is totally false. You can buy a hosting plan to have more advanced features.

magmahost.com starts at $1.00 better get one rather than free

you can contact this admin hosting : 000webhost or 000space

Send me a pm I can set you up with free hosting

Do you have spare 10$? Then check out the more popular hosting providers as hostinggator or justhost, they offer top notch quality service. Get your basic package and start making some sites. Remeber that by saving 10$ per month on "free" hosting you`ll get more headaches.

Weebly.com is one free hosting site that i think you should try out in my opinion. It is free hosting and you can get your own .com as well. Other than that webs.com as you mentioned is also good.

I have tried two free hosts: everyoneweb.net and webs.com

I found both quite good, everyoneweb.net also offers to make backups which is good because if the service would cease operations someday your site is back-upped and can be uploaded and continued elsewhere without having to start from scratch again. Everyoneweb is an exceptional case as most free hosts don't offer back-up options, which is one of the reasons why I prefer paid hosting.

Webs.com is a very well-managed company and won't go out of business anytime soon, be sure of that. Building a site there is very user friendly, to the extent I'd even host a site here using their paid plan if their paid plan would allow back-ups. Since it seems they don't offer backups even for paid users (I could be wrong but never saw this option in their FAQs) I would abstain from paying for a site there. I would consider it definitely if back-ups for paid users are done.

EveryoneWeb and Webs.com are both good IMO, but nonetheless I'd go for paid hosting if the site is a very serious one which I plan to maintain for a really long time. For temporary sites, small side projects or hobbyist sites, the above two free hosts both get my approval.

I've seen plenty of other free hosts but some went out of business or are very non-user friendly. Geocities used to be good but they ceased operations (which surprised me a lot given Yahoo's financial power to maintain a free hosting service without any problems)

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PS : Freehostia.com looks decent, but is this company expected to survive long term? Never heard of them, have they got a good financial backing? And especially: do they offer back-up options? Free hosting is a turn-off for me per definition unless they allow to make backups of your site so that, if things go wrong with the host, you can get your site continued elsewhere without needing to start from zero again.