Best web hosting services based in Australia?

Blue Host is a web hosting provider from Australia that offers shared hosting, reseller hosting, VPS hosting, and WordPress hosting. They also offer G Suite and Office 365 integration support. They offer responsive and helpful support for fixing all kinds of technical issues.

HostPapa’s uptime is fairly standard at 99.97 percent. That’s a good number. It’s impossible to expect a company to have 100 percent uptime, because problems (as well as maintenance) happen, especially on the internet.

Nevertheless, you do want a company that offers uptime as close to perfect as possible. A 99.97 percent uptime amounts to less than three hours of downtime per year. That’s a great number and offers a high level of reliability whether you’re planning to run a blog or a shop front.

HostPapa does not offer month-to-month billing, and the company declined to provide us with a trial account to check out its interface. We can quickly talk about the service’s basic checkout process, which is fairly simple.

For the Starter plan, you begin by choosing your plan and time commitment, which makes clear the cost you’ll be paying. Below that, however, are two high-priced add-ons labeled as “website essentials”, both priced at $20 per year. The first is the SiteLock Security Seal, which is just another way of saying SiteLock protection plus a nice icon for your site. The second is an automated backup.

Features:

They offer 24/7 top-quality support, where you can reach them via 3 different channels: 1) chat, 2) phone, and 3) ticket. If you are submitting a ticket, you will be most likely to reply within the first 15–20 minutes.

Blue Host pricing for shared web hosting ranges from $3.95 per month with a three-year commitment up to $20 per month for the Pro plan without a special offer price.

If you opt for the dedicated WordPress Hosting plan that offers better performance and specialized support for WordPress blogs, you can pay the same $3.95 per month with a 3-year commitment to $22 per month for the Pro level.

HostPapa’s prices are good, but to get them you have to commit for the same length as an old-school cell contract. If you look around, you can find other hosting companies that require 2 or sometimes even single-year commitments.

That said, if you’re willing to make the full commitment then HostPapa’s Starter package is very good value for those looking to put together two websites.

Pros

Cons

Related posts:

Ryan Compeau is two and a half weeks away from receiving his Bachelor’s Degree in Broadcast and Cinematic Arts from Central Michigan University. My specialty is currently a sports freelancer at a…

This was a very hot topic at a recent marriage seminar I attended. The debate started when one of the attendees complained that her hubby, never talks to her during sex. These were her words: ‘All he…

A currency-counting maker is a tool that counts cash — essentially loose money notes. The counters may totally be mechanically or electronically operated. The machines commonly provide a best overall…