Hosting multiple mini sites

[pcp]

Hostgator or Apthost?

Would be grateful for any advice.
I have 25 or so parked sites, and I looking at making mini sites for some of them. Some single page, some blog style. Nothing too complex to begin with.
I am (so far) interested in using Hostgator or Apthost. They look to me to make it fairly easy to get basic sites up quickly.
Advantages I see for Apthost are they have a 1800 support number for Australia (where I am) plus they accept adult sites (I only have 2 but would like to get them online).
Hostgator seems (and I could be wrong) to be a bit easier for making sites? More templates etc. Didn't see if they accept adult sites...
So any general comments or feedback are welcome!
Plus, what size plan would I need to host 20 - 30 basic sites?
Thanks.

 

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I have tried godaddy and looks fine till now!

Also, Viux is good but expensive.

 

[pcp]

Some of my domains are registered at Godaddy, and I really don't like their interface.
Will take a look at Viux.
Thanks!

 

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Some of my domains are registered at Godaddy, and I really don't like their interface.
Will take a look at Viux.
Thanks!

I am still looking for a hosting company that can create aliases in BULK!!

Is there any?

 

[pcp]

Ok, I am going to narrow the focus of my original post, instead of starting a new thread.
Hostgator or Apthost?
Both look to have similar services and pricing.
At this point, I am interested in being able to put up 10-15 basic or mini sites.
To begin with I will use the web host's templates, and will tweak as I go along.
Anyone have any feedback on ease of use and quality of templates/tools.
Or any other comments or suggestions?
Thanks!

 

[monaco]

Ok, I am going to narrow the focus of my original post, instead of starting a new thread.
Hostgator or Apthost?
Both look to have similar services and pricing.
At this point, I am interested in being able to put up 10-15 basic or mini sites.
To begin with I will use the web host's templates, and will tweak as I go along.
Anyone have any feedback on ease of use and quality of templates/tools.
Or any other comments or suggestions?
Thanks!

I'm with HostGator and they're so-far-so-good. I'd vote them. They have cPanel and everything else I'm used to.

 

[iHubNet-Matt]

I have heard a lot of good words about HG, but couldn't remember the name Apthost.
Hg has a lot of good comments about them, so it would be worth to try. But I think they are on a overselling business model.
As you don't need much specs on disk space and bandwidth, may be, you can look at non overselling hosts too.

 

[bbineshjacob]

I would suggest you to have a look at Hostgator hosting plans. When we compare the experience of Hostgator with Apthost, we can see a big difference. I have seen many good reviews which are pointing their technical support. Personally I suggest you to Hostgator.

 

[pcp]

Thanks for all the replies. I signed up with Hostgator, so far, so good.

 

[SANTREX]

bbineshjacob, agree with you. That impossible if everyone is happy with hostgator. That's why other web hosting companies still live

 

[bbineshjacob]

SANTREX I agree with you . Thats right....there are lot of people run web hosting companies without customers. why? please think then you can understand what I said

 

[sirandy]

I think ixwebhosting offers unlimited domain hosting.

 

[Ross]

You should try http://www.exact-hosting.com . It is owned by a couple reputable members here at NP. I believe they allow adult sites and i know they accept proxies as well. It is like $10 for the 20GB Space/ 200GB Bandwidth. Which is a great price, an extra $3 gets you double the space and bandwidth.

I host my minisites with them and they are quick and easy.

 

[advaita]

This thread was started in March - why are people answering now ?

 

[weblord]

well somebody started it not us, maybe to increase post and/or to answer/bump an old thread?

This thread was started in March - why are people answering now ?