Which is best web hosting provider?

[davidjames9001]

Which is best web hosting which can support from 50k to 1 Lac monthly visitors?

Currently i am getting many times email like "You’ve reached or exceeded your resource limits."

Please suggest which hosting should i buy?

 

[Paul Carmen]

We recommend TSO host, 24/7 support, very good technically & scalable from shared hosting through VPS to dedicated servers without any hassle.

 

[fisicx]

Which is best web hosting which can support from 50k to 1 Lac monthly visitors?

Hosting for what and where?

Your limits are reached because of the bandwidth not the number of visitors.

 

[SEOpie]

Hosting for what and where?

Your limits are reached because of the bandwidth not the number of visitors.

That's a good point. If you went AMP you probably wouldn't hit those limits (so quickly)

 

[fisicx]

Only if you run a news site and the majority of your visitors use a mobile phone.

AMP is a big red herring.

 

[jamesbaldock]

Allow me to throw in hostingmatters.co.uk

 

[fisicx]

Allow me to throw in hostingmatters.co.uk

Without know what sort of hosting is required or the location of the target user making any sort of suggestion is pretty pointless. It's possible the OP is in Timbuktu and needs a server in Angola to manage a CDN.

 

[jamesbaldock]

That's why I would recommend talking to the hosts directly. All we can do is recommend people that we know that are good but as a customer, David will need to talk to the hosts himself to see if they suit his needs.

 

[webhostuk]

Which is best web hosting which can support from 50k to 1 Lac monthly visitors?

Currently i am getting many times email like "You’ve reached or exceeded your resource limits."

Personally, I feel you need to go for VPS Hosting or higher, if your resource-limited is exceeding.
Dedicated Server should be best choice your budget is fine. Free managed service can be an addon while looking for VPS/ Dedicated server hosting.

 

[davidjames9001]

Hosting for what and where?

Your limits are reached because of the bandwidth not the number of visitors.

So what are the possible solution for it?
Thanks for letting me know that as i am going to change whole hosting due to this problem.

 

[Paul Carmen]

So what are the possible solution for it?
Thanks for letting me know that as i am going to change whole hosting due to this problem.

It's likely that your hosting package is too small, e.g. not enough bandwidth to support the number of visitors you're receiving. You don't need to change hosting providers, the package you have is too small for your site/traffic. You just need to talk to them & get a package which provides enough bandwidth!

 

[Leonore Johnson]

Hi, I need a web hosting. Can you suggest a company?

 

[Killua7]

What about AMP or TSO

 

[webhostuk]

What are your requirements if you can share more details on what kind of hosting you are looking could help, are you looking for shared or dedicated hosting?

 

[leadresults]

Used to say TSO/Vidahost were the best but since moving their support overseas they went downhill. Now we work with WHUK as the support is amazing. Prices are also pretty good!

 

[Seo Doncaster]

For me over the last years the absolutely best and fastest hosting was rapidswitch, not the cheapest though

 

[AWA Training]

I am going to give Dan of Hi Hosting a plug here, very good.

 

[-Chris-]

Used to say TSO/Vidahost were the best but since moving their support overseas they went downhill. Now we work with WHUK as the support is amazing. Prices are also pretty good!

Support from WHUK is also overseas.

 

[jamesbaldock]

UK servers and support. Well worth giving them a call if you are unhappy with your existing host
- www.hostingmatters.co.uk

 

[jazperson]

Hi, I need a web hosting. Can you suggest a company?

Try Jolt Hosting. They have a £1 offer for the first month. It's like a 30 day trial for you to experience if they are good or not. My travel website is hosted on that so I can vouch for it.

 

[jazperson]

Which is best web hosting which can support from 50k to 1 Lac monthly visitors?

Currently i am getting many times email like "You’ve reached or exceeded your resource limits."

Please suggest which hosting should i buy?

There are a lot of web hosting companies that can support this but you need to get the VPS or Dedicated server.

 

[GURUCLOUD]

What is your site built on? WordPress? WooCommerce? Magento? Plenty of options depending on your base. Best of luck with your search.

 

[Matt1966]

It depends what you need, they're all better for different niches.

For a basic website, I'd say eUKHOST. Their support is excellent, never had any issues. Another would be ovh.

For more up-scale applications and stuff, I'd go with AWS, Azure, Google Cloud.

If you're looking to save bandwidth, use Cloudflare as well as hosting. They cache all your resources from the origin server so barely any bandwidth gets used. It's free, and lots of other add-ons come with it including a free SSL.

 

[WESH.UK]

Which is best web hosting which can support from 50k to 1 Lac monthly visitors?

Currently i am getting many times email like "You’ve reached or exceeded your resource limits."

Hi DavidJames

This message that you are getting is not one that is caused by your bandwidth usage, its caused by either CPU or Memory limits being reached repeatedly.

If it was due to bandwidth limits being reached, it would typically state "Bandwidth limit reached" or you should get warnings to let you know that you are approaching the limit, if it was bandwidth, but this one is not, its the servers physical resources that your hitting, such as CPU or Memory, or both to name a few.

The very first thing you should do is pickup the phone and have a chat with your web hosting provider to find out what is going on with your website, and what is causing your website to hit these limits, and also to find out exactly what the limits are.

We have seen this every now and then, a website goes nuts for no apparent reason, then when we telephone the customer (We don't wait for them to call us, we call them), we find out that they updated something or installed something new, and didn't secure it or it was coded terribly and is leaking memory or chomping CPU going round in circles and we can put a stop to it instantly.

It could very well just be something on your website that has malfunctioned, that you may not be aware of, and your web host can look at it directly, and your site resource usage history to determine when it started.

If your hosting plan was not sufficient enough, the emails you are getting would say things relating to space or bandwidth, not "Resource usage".

All of our servers send out these same emails and there are 3 types...

1. You are approaching your monthly bandwidth limit,
That email predicts if you will go over the limit and when and by how much.

2. Your account space is filling up, and has reached X of X amount, either upgrade the plan or remove some files.

3. You have reached your resource limit X number of times in the last 24hrs.

If you get number 3, you really should take a look at what's maxing out your website.
Simple things too like unprotected WordPress websites that get constantly battered by hackers trying to force their way in can drive up server loads (We provide a free WP Site tuneup and secure it for you very quickly if needed)

So, essentially, give your host a phone call and talk to them to find out what is causing your website to eat up these resources. They should totally be able to sit and have a chat with you about it and explain everything.

We use screen sharing for things like this to show and hopefully teach customers a bit about what's going on, so you may get lucky, they might find the problem is a simple fix.

I hope that was helpful and didn't bore you to sleep..
First sign of a problem, speak to your host

 

[Inva]

Before you buy new hosting try to measure CPU and memory usage of your website. More often than not you will find that optimizations may allow you to remain where you are, and at the same tiem non-optimizations will also spend your resources on the new host, especially if it's shared. So moving hosts will be futile in that case. What does your website do? 100k monthly visitors are not too much.

 

[JRyan]

I strongly suggest you move towards a DIY VPS hosting like Linode/DO/Host1Plus rather than stick with a shared hosting. Personally, I'm hosting my blog site in a DIY manner using the combo of a Linode server + VPSrobots panel. The best things about thes kind of DIY hostings are the dadicated resources for your sites and fairly economical price.

 

[Inva]

I have to disagree with JRyan. Do not use a DIY server if you haven't managed a server before. You will regret it in the first 5 minutes.

 

[JRyan]

I have to disagree with JRyan. Do not use a DIY server if you haven't managed a server before. You will regret it in the first 5 minutes.

Sorry, I forgot to mention that DIY hosting needs some basic knowledge about the server. However, this DIY hosting will be the main trend in the web hosting world due to people's demanding needs of more server resources and the continue evolution of technology.

 

[webhostuk]

The alternative way is selecting a managed hosting were you hosting provider can help you optimize things.