Why Hostgator And Bluehost Rank Top On Shared Hosting Reviews
I have both Bluehost and Hostgator. Both have advantages and disadvantages.
Both are top ranking in most reviews. I host a lot with them.
In both places you can host unlimited domains. You have to make the baby hostgator subscription. Both cPanel support. You can add multiple domains to add domain feature that all other areas will be accommodated in a different directory.
Both have co-location of the magnificent power of the CPU. I kind of need, because I own 1300 domain names.
Hostgator, in particular, is far more powerful than any other hosting.
I like the way hostgator arrange the name server.
NS1053.HOSTGATOR.COM NS1054.HOSTGATOR.COM
Suppose you put in too many domains on one account. So I want to buy only one other account. Well, I just to do that, and change the name servers. In Hostgator is simple. In bluehost, I’ve never had that experience, but I think you have to call for service. While both have awesome customer service with 24 / 7 live chat, I prefer not to do things without human help.
In bluehost, all domains on the same server name, NS1.BLUEHOST.COM NS2.BLUEHOST.COM point.
So in bluehost, domain conflict is a big issue. Because your domains may be registered by other bluehost customer. In Hostgator it’s not an issue.
Also bluehost prohibits porn and that sucks.
However, bluehost has it’s place. Hostgator has 16 core CPU and allow up to 25% of CPU usage. Bluehost allows up to 10%.
I prefer hostgator signfinicantly.
As for the other hosts. Well. I only try the best. I see no reason trying another one.
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