Hosting plans come in shapes and sizes, and it’s one of the truths that most web developers withhold from their clients; although not a tradition.

In my own business life (and even as a web developer), I consider truth as an essential tool for building bigger businesses, and I share everything that will help the other man excel.

Hosting plans can make or cripple your job as a blogger, site owner or a business person who have considered building site for his/her products or services.

In this post, we are going to explore the two types of hosting plans, and how they can affect your businesses; as shared by one of my cherished hosting companies


#1. The Shared Hosting Plan

Typically used for low traffic sites that don’t need many resources.

Shared Hosting is an affordable option that splits resources between neighboring sites.

What this means is; with a huge number of people on your website/blog it may crash down.


#2. The Business Hosting

A dedicated resource is perfect for a site that uses a lot of bandwidth for pictures and videos.

With Business Hosting, your site performance isn’t impacted by others and is less likely to have outages.

All plans include unmetered traffic, unlimited databases and dedicated resources.

However, you should also not that both hosting plans still come in shapes and in sizes; as some business plans are bigger than the other.

And on the same note, some shared hosting plans are larger than the other.

So, while considering hosting options for your blogs, websites and portal, endeavor to look into the nature of the hosting plans you’re paying for.

Don't just jump and accept the offer from that brother that said he would create and host your sites with just N20,000.

Ask him what hosting plan he's choosing for you!

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