FindMyHosting Review
This post is sponsored by FindMyHosting – a free and very comprehensive web hosting directory featuring the most popular web hosting companies and thousands of customer reviews.
I’ve been asked to review this site and give my impressions about it. The truth is that I don’t have much experience with shared hosting as most of my experience is with dedicated servers from various hosting companies, and anytime I had a friend asking about where do I recommend him to host his small site I didn’t knew where to direct him. This is why I thought that such a webhosting directory as FindMyHosting would be a great start for anyone looking for a shared hosting account to host his new site. We can search from a long list of hosting company and get them ranked by users reports (nice).
We can easily search for the best hosting plans by:
- price
- country (would be nice to see some from EU, not only from the US, etc.)
- platform (linux, win, etc.)
- disk space
- data transfer
The hosting directory also lists various plans by their programming languages and features support like:
- FrontPage Web Hosting
- PHP / MySQL Web Hosting
- ASP Web Hosting Plans
- JSP Web Hosting Plans
- ColdFusion Web Hosting Plans
Besides the searchable database of hosting plans FindMyHosting is also providing some very good introductory articles for people new to hosting that can help them better understand this industry and make a better decision on finding their first host.
Conclusion
FindMyHosting is a webhosting directory that can help people find the right hosting plan and hosting company. This is mainly restricted to shared hosting (even if you can see some dedicated server entries you should not rely on that list) and mainly from hosting companies from the States. I would suggest to bring in more hosting companies and their offering from all over the world (Europe for ex., but any country really); normally finding a good host in US is much easier than in other places
. Also personally, I would rather remove the dedicated server section as that can be confusing to new users in the domain, or if not try to add some serious companies and be a real directory for dedicated servers also.
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Tags: hosting, reviews, webhosting

1st July 2009, 01:27
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1st July 2009, 06:18
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2nd July 2009, 10:43
I must say that I am really skeptical about all this. I was hosting with ixwebhosting.com once. I found them with one of the boards of similar kind to the one you’ve reviewed.
Eventually I found that they are hosting several of these boards, including one I used to find them. Obviously each such board had their company at one of the top places. I found that they have clone companies and each such board had either them and their clone on first three places.
Anyway, this board seems to be much cleaner than boards I’ve seen before, but one should be very careful with them anyway – holding top place on one of these boards can really make a business for the company. Because of that, selling places can be very tempting for board owners.
15th July 2009, 23:01
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23rd September 2009, 18:54
Wow, this is great stuff and I’m glad I ran across your blog. Keep it coming!
10th November 2009, 10:03
It is not a surprize that FindMyHosting is a very popular hosting directory. Webmasters usually prefer to visit it before ordering a hosting package. They usually find this site very convenient. Nice resource, indeed.