Helping You Rock Out Your Site Like A Rockstar!

Most anyone that has been through my site the last couple years know I dabble in small time webhosting. I am also into giving as many alternative resources for webhosting, even if it might be better than mine. There are so many companies that it is pointless for me to argue. If someone offers something good, then of course I am going to say a good word or two.

One web hosting site that I have reviewed lately is WebhostingRevenue.com. The offer quite a bit in shared and reseller hosting.
Now, to specify what a shared account is versus a reseller, shared hosting is where there are a bunch of single web accounts on a site. Reseller hosting is being given the ability to either host a multitude of sites for personal use or business gain. Reseller hosting is like renting an apartment room without fear of being punished for subleasing.

What I liked about their plans were that they had no contracts and no commitments, so that means anyone who signs up with their service can cancel. All of the shared hosting packages have a pretty sweet deal as they are unmetered and for about $8.95 per month

WebhostingRevenue.com’s Reseller Web Hosting
accounts are great for people who want to try their hant at webhosting. It is usually somethign I recommend as a stepping stone before treading the waters of dedicated servers. Upon purchasing a reseller account, WebhostingRevenue.com will set up your space and they offer the tools to help you get your site going right away. Try their demos for Cpanel, RVSiteBuilder Pro, and Autoresponders.

WebhostingRevenue.com is different from other hosts like BlueHost and HostGator, especially on one particular attribute: RVSkins. RVSkins helps a clients build a website when they are not proficient in things like HTML and CSS, nor even creating graphics. HostGator charges $60/year and BlueHost does not even offer this option. On top of that BlueHost has their own branded cPanel that has advertisements to several of their partner promotional sites.

If I were to be in the market for a new host, WebhostingRevenue.com would be a strong candidate for its extras that they offer as well as the prices. So I guess if any of you are in the market, I can say you should consider WebhostingRevenue.com if you like an affordable prices, unmetered hosting, and no contracts.

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