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Whether you run a business or have a personal website that cements your professional reputation and visibility, you need great web hosting to do it. The not-so-small obstacle to a professional website, though, is that web hosting can cost thousands of dollars a year. 

Thankfully, some revolutionary tech companies are changing the game when it comes to making web hosting accessible for everyone. Case in point: iBrave Cloud Web Hosting, which is offering a lifetime subscription on sale for an outrageously affordable $99.99. That’s a 93% discount off the regular price of $1,497.

An affordable web hosting service

Designed by web experts with more than 20 years of experience in the field, iBrave gives you access to load-balanced, unlimited cloud hosting through a global content delivery…

San Diego’s Best Web Hosting:

The top rated Web Hosting in San Diego, CA are:

• Web Design Experts San Diego – offers cutting-edge technology-driven website design services
• AshWebStudio – is helping businesses thrive with effectively crafted web design and marketing strategies
• Zen Web Media – is a group of creative producers dedicated to making the Web a friendlier place
• Runningfish – empower small and medium businesses to grow while they keep doing what they do best
• Crown Point Design – CPD – takes great pride in its ability to work with clients and produce high-quality…

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.

Seventeen-year-old New York-based hosting firm Squarespace has been dubbed by one Wall Street stock analyst “the iPhone of hosting.” 

That description is apt in more ways than one. 

Like the iPhone, there is a slick quality to many elements of Squarespace that is user friendly, especially to people with limited technical acumen, such as picking pleasing templates for blogging that provide an immediately attractive visual feel.

And similar to Apple products, the veneer of ease can produce a false sense of security. There are times when Squarespace won’t function the way you’d wish, and when it can cause frustration with functions that suddenly break, with little recourse except to be patient…