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AWS hasn't failed me yet and it's month-to-month pay. You'll have to pay a year in advance to get a decent rate too and from the reviews I've read their quality is declining daily. That's because they give you a discount link (aren't they saints?) and they get a nice cut of the profit if you sign your life over. I’ll add that in when I do remember!įun fact: most websites and freelance blogs will tell you to use a certain host that associates with the color blue. There’s a way to remove it but I can’t quite remember right now. Small disclaimer: one of my sites has a little Bitnavi logo at the bottom you have to X out of, the other doesn’t. Lightsail is free your first month (as of when I did this again last week) and about $6/month after. What I use is Wordpress through AWS (Amazon Web Services) Lightsail. This costs $10-12 to start up and just $6 per month to maintain thereafter, a bit more if you're getting tons of hits on your website at which point you should be happy to pay an extra $5+/month. I've built four websites so far for portfolios (two of which remain standing, two have been scrapped) so I thought I'd share my experience and how I do it for as cheap as possible.

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This is the cheapest way I've ever found to get a domain, hosting, website and NOT be locked into a contract or pay a full year in advance. Plus using or org directly locks you into THEIR themes. It cost I think $150-200 up front for a year but after talking to r/webhosting for a bit, I found better and better ways to get it done for cheap.

When I started freelancing and tried to get a site, I made a grave mistake: I let a website building service host my site and own my domain. (I'd like to note that none of this is sponsored, I'm just here to help.) Alternative titles: A guide for web hosting and building for dummies Start web development in 22 easy steps Find out why web developers and hosting sites hate this man