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Shared Hosting prices, according to the latest figures by WebHostingSecretsRevaled (WHSR), show that pricing has vastly remained unchanged in 2021, making shared hosting worth considering for start-ups.

PERAK, MALAYSIA / ACCESSWIRE / August 19, 2021 / WebHostingSecretRevealed(WHSR) currently published market research shows that basic shared hosting can cost anywhere from $3.00 to $7.50 per month. On the other hand, VPS Hosting starts at $15.50 and goes all the way up to $28.05 per month. However, one of the ways to save money is to skip the monthly pricing and subscribe to annual hosting. Paying for the entire year or even 5 years at a time can help save a significant amount of money.

Any individual who wants to host a website can start with as little as $0.00; webhost does not charge for…

This summer, SiteGround makes its StartUp and GrowBig plans more affordable, with monthly rates of $4.99 and $7.99 respectively. This is a further 10% discount on top of the discounted rates on their site.

Though not part of the above deal, their GoGeek plan still goes for far less than the regular price of $39.99, going for only $14.99. This totals to $95.88 annually.

One of the best names in web hosting services, SiteGround helps websites grow whether it’s a blog site or big and small online stores with one of the best loading speeds around in shared hosting, various pricing and plan options, and reliable customer support.

Regardless of which web hosting service you use for your website, you could soon see a major price increase due to the fact that cPanel announced over the summer that it would shift to an account-based pricing and licensing structure next year.

If you’re not familiar with cPanel, the company provides shared web hosting users with a Linux-based graphical user interface (GUI) and control panel which simplifies website and server management. 

Regardless of which web hosting service you use for your website, you could soon see a major price increase due to the fact that cPanel announced over the summer that it would shift to an account-based pricing and licensing structure next year.

If you’re not familiar with cPanel, the company provides shared web hosting users with a Linux-based graphical user interface (GUI) and control panel which simplifies website and server management. 

Regardless of which web hosting service you use for your website, you could soon see a major price increase due to the fact that cPanel announced over the summer that it would shift to an account-based pricing and licensing structure next year.

If you’re not familiar with cPanel, the company provides shared web hosting users with a Linux-based graphical user interface (GUI) and control panel which simplifies website and server management.