While Infinity Free is good for small sites, Hostinger is quite affordable, is recommended by WordPress and provides great shared hosting ➡ https://davidutke.com/hostinger (WEBPRO at checkout)
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I breakdown my personal, non-negotiables for any hosting plan. SSL certs, custom domain names, easy enough to deploy a website. No ads. The usual.
01:31 Infinity Free
The best, general purpose, traditional webhost that’s totally free to use.
05:38 Netlifly
A good modern alternative, JAMstack platform with a great free plan to help you launch your website.
10:41 GitHub Pages
Simple yet effective for elegant, static websites. Not ideal if you’re wanting to blog or do content marketing obviously.
13:04 Vercel
Great free plan but is designed for front end developers.
14:40 Cloudflare Pages
Unlimited bandwidth makes their free plan simply outstanding.
16:15 Firebase
Google offers web hosting? Yes, but it’s not for beginners looking to launch, say a WordPress website.
18:14 Honorable Mentions
So is Infinity Free the only game in town for a traditional free web host? Honestly, with 000Webhost being retired I can say yes.
19:27 Subscribe
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