What's the most money you've ever paid for hosting?

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December 18, 2012, 8:38 am

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What's the most money you've ever paid for hosting?

The most money that I've ever paid for hosting was $85, for a yearly hosting contract. But, that actually included one year of free hosting. It seemed like a pretty good deal, considering all the extras they included.

Now I pay monthly, around $4.00 which is actually about right, for my needs.

What's the most money you've paid for hosting, either monthly or yearly?

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Charlotte

Charlotte

I paid $20 for one month of hosting once and then decided I wasn't getting any better benefits than a host site that cost half that much, so I cancelled my hosting agreement.

12 years ago

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Unboxed

Unboxed

My basic websites usually are 4.95 to 9.95.

11 years ago

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karoshio

karoshio

The most I have paid and what I am paying right now is $50 per month for a VPS over a HostGator. I could get a better VPS at a different provider for much less but I like the simple setup I have there using cPanel and the support is always very fast. I'm happy with it.

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11 years ago

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hostbrink

hostbrink

I paid 250 $ per month ....

10 years ago

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chetaseo

chetaseo

i pay around $6 per month excluding other extras so altogether around $10-12 per month. but it all depends on your requirements to suit your needs.

10 years ago

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vinaya

vinaya

Currently, I am paying $78 for one year hosting. This is the highest amount I have ever paid for hosting. Prior to this I was paying $29 per year as hosting fees. I am with the same host. Since I upgraded my package, I am paying more. I am satisfied with the price I am paying.

8 years ago

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