King bell
VIP Contributor
For non-profit organizations, it is important to have low-cost web hosting plans. These allow businesses to remain online while still being able to apportion resources rationally. Some of the options are free hosting services like 000webhost and InfinityFree which provide basic features or cheap subscriptions such as those provided by DreamHost and Bluehost. There is also shared hosting in which several sites share one server thereby reducing costs. WordPress hosting makes available dedicated plans for beginners offering them by providers such as HostGator and GreenGeeks at unbeatable prices. Cloud hosting helps non-profits that are growing in size because it allows resources to be spread across various servers hence suiting a company’s hardware requirements, for instance DigitalOcean or Linode among others. For tech-savvy non-profits, DIY hosting using open source software on their own servers or VPS can offer more control and savings in the long run. Consider factors such as how much you want to spend, how reliable the service provider will be if you expand your project, whether they offer support when things go wrong and lastly whether the service you buy scales with your growth ambitions.
