After 20 years in the business you’d expect DreamHost to know what they’re doing, and first impressions of the website don’t disappoint. The company offers shared, WordPress, web, VPS and dedicated hosting with stacks of custom and unusual features, all presented in a distinctive and appealing style.
There’s none of the hard-sell gimmickry you’ll get elsewhere. No special offer or ‘buy now!’ banners, in fact there’s no upfront mention of prices at all. Instead the company leads on what it thinks are key selling points: 100% uptime guarantee, unlimited 24/7 support via email and Twitter, SSD drives for speed and – wow – a 97-day money-back guarantee (30 days is more typical elsewhere, and indeed some companies offer less than that).
The plan details look good. You get unlimited storage, bandwidth, databases and domains. There’s a free domain for the first year, and free Let’s Encrypt SSL (Comodo-verified SSL starts from $15 – £12 – a year), along with an unrestricted drag-and-drop website builder, plus one-click install of WordPress, Joomla, ZenCart and other apps (18 in total).
DreamHost’s pricing seems fair, and it’s presented very honestly and clearly. Unlike just about everyone else, …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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