Free Hosting?

[Jerry Iannucci]

I already have all the paid hosting I need.

 

But if someone didn't have a paid host... is there anything free that you could recommend for someone to maybe host a few html files and maybe a few pdf or zip files?

 

Thanks,

Jerry

 

 

[Darren Olander]

Any files like that you can keep a copy on Google Drive for free - https://drive.google.com , or at least I know you can for PDF/HTML, Google may "convert" it so you can open it in Drive, but you can download it again for any format.

 

Other then that, almost free is ViralHosts, they offer a $7 lifetime account which provides 50 mb storage.

 

I would be wary to rely on any other free hosting service to be honest... your files could be there one day and gone the next.

[paulserban]

I have used Google Drive sometimes, but I prefer to have my hosting. For some dollars more, you can have an unlimited space to a provider.

Plus, when somebody go there to take or see something, you have traffic to your websites (!).

[Greg1390335925]

While this is not free, at just 1 buck/month, it's pretty close:

 

https://www.angryhosting.com

 

Excellent uptime and support.

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[Dave]

I know of two sites where you could get free hosting. They both seem quite good so you could make your choice on which you prefer.

 

1. Free Hosting No Ads

 

2. Zyro

 

Hope these are useful

 

Regards

Dave

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[winnerz]

Hello Jerry Try This One: http://5gbfree.com

[David Boey]

I already have all the paid hosting I need.

 

But if someone didn't have a paid host... is there anything free that you could recommend for someone to maybe host a few html files and maybe a few pdf or zip files?

 

Thanks,

Jerry

weebly would most likely be what they need. I put up one time or limited promotions that I change very often on their free hosting. Since my pages are not very big and is just for one product or 2, it is not worth having a paid hosting with a huge number of domain names that I will never use a second time

[John Priestley]

Hi there!

 

Has anyone else got a free hosting suggestion? Any feedback about their reliability would also be welcome.

 

Have a grand day, John.

[iamherbertflores]

I use x10hosting :-)

[celiacoach]

I like Bravenet.

[Darren Olander]

I like Bravenet.

 

Wow, they've been around forever, I didn't know they still existed - looks like they are doing well.

[celiacoach]

Well, I sometimes feel like I have been around forever!

[rpsmith]

My experiences with free hosting has been mixed. Some have very basic services and then they offer "upgrades" which do cost. Others bury your site in their ads.

[John Priestley]

Can anyone tell me which free hosting I should avoid? I am thinking of setting up a site, but don't want to commit to paying for a hosting service until I am sure I have it sorted.

 

Thanks in advance, John.

[celiacoach]

Suggest you look at the hosts which offer a free start up, such as Bravenet, Wix etc but where you can upgrade later if you want - check their upgrade fees first before starting your free site.  I don't know of any to avoid - after all, if they are free, you can always move your sites somewhere else later.

 

Think JVZoo are offering a free month but that may not be long enough for you. Time seems to fly when you are playing at building websites!!!

[fortunelister]

Had a lot of bad experience on free hosting they are not recommeded and will always give

a bad service,they don't and won't care because you are not paying them a single cent