can anyone please tell me some links to hosting services that have packages that cost 20 or less a year?

(free hosts that support domains are fine)

Please don't say I should want to pay more....

Any comments on the service would be great!

Two host come to my mind, they are 2MHost.com and Valuablehost.com. 2Mhost is $1.50 a month, while Valuablehost is about $2 a month. I haven't had any experience with either of them though so I can't comment on the quality of hosting they provide.

Visit http://getmehosted.com for plans that started for only $10/year!

Getmehosted = :) :) :) :) :)

Also a good idea is to visit some of the host directories and search for one.
http://www.hostsearch.com
http://www.webhostdir.com
Both these directories have the option to enter your specifics (disk space, price, etc) and then it will search for providers that meet those requirements.
This is a good way to compare some....and coming back to the forums, etc. for feedback.
Good Luck
:blush: just realized I was thinking in terms of 20 a month, not year...but you might have some luck with the directories anyway..wouldnt hurt to try it...

Doteasy.com charge a one-off $35 to host your domain for life. They are not the most reliable host, but they are among the cheapest.

They're a new company, so you'll want to do some of your own investigating, but I'm pretty happy so far with my cheapo play account. I even bought a Plesk reseller account from them to host my friends' sites with. Shawn and company have been very responsive so far support wise.

I have had an accouint with them since last week and there's been no problems so far.
Sign-up took less than 24 hrs
Very good prices for the reliability and features offered

I guess I'll prefer Cpanel to Plesk though..that's my main grouse.

34sp.com (http://www.34sp.com) is 16.80 USD /year with 400 MB /month of traffic, if you need more it costs more...

Originally posted by abcdefg
can anyone please tell me some links to hosting services that have packages that cost 20 or less a year?

(free hosts that support domains are fine)

Please don't say I should want to pay more....

Any comments on the service would be great!

$20/year?!? I can't figure out how this can maintain good uptime and server cost. You might want to start looking at least higher than $20....I remember some host offering $20/year or less hosting and all they did is ended in the dump.

And as I am writing this post...valuablehost.com is down....see what I mean.

I have to whole-heartedly disagree with this statement. I can only speak for Cyberwings, but we maintain very high quality, excellent up-time AND fast/courteous support for our sites - regardless of the cost of the site itself. Some of the lower costs hosts build their businesses around volume, steady growth and personal one-on-one attention.

Low cost doesn't necessary mean low quality......

Originally posted by HostInspect


$20/year?!? I can't figure out how this can maintain good uptime and server cost. You might want to start looking at least higher than $20....I remember some host offering $20/year or less hosting and all they did is ended in the dump.

And as I am writing this post...valuablehost.com is down....see what I mean. What are you talking about??:eek:
ValuableHost charges $150 a year for a plan comparable to yours that you charge $40 bucks for?
Are you saying you're twice as good as the host that charged $20 a year and ended up in the dump?
Guess that would make ValuableHost four times as good as you.

And as I'm writing this post . . .valuablehost.com is up. . .see what I mean.:rolleyes:

Paying a lot for a host doesn't mean you get better service than a cheep host offers, it usually just means someone is being greedy.

Originally posted by abcdefg
can anyone please tell me some links to hosting services that have packages that cost 20 or less a year?

(free hosts that support domains are fine)

Please don't say I should want to pay more....

Any comments on the service would be great!
I think this person simply wanted any URLs of sub-$20 hosts. The subject of whether $20/yr. accounts is enough to float a company is an entirely different thread topic.