Best Free Web Host For WordPress.org installation

Best Free Web Host For WordPress.org installation

My experiences on having free web hosting provider which support php and mySQL, including cPanel and fantastico that support wordpress installation.

For some of you who want to have a free webhost providerto build and install awordpress blog, this tip will probably help.

But I strongly recommend that you go for paid webhost provider as they are more reliable, but i will post my best free webhost cpanel provider which i have used to make some of my tutorials.

I don’t mean to promote them, but i only want to help if you are looking for these free webhost with cpanel and fantastico.

There are a few reasons i would go for paid webhost:

1. Paid webhosts are more reliable.
2. There aren’t too many database errors, or server maintenances, if they do, they will notify us because they want us to be satisfied customers.
3. There would not be “account” suspended issues, unless you don’t pay.
4. Tons of cheap webhosts out there, and they are really worth it if you imagine all of your work to build your blog gets suspended, and all gone.
5. Let’s say you use a best free webhosting and one day you change your mind to change to the paid hosting, you will then have more works, like importing database, etc.

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Alright this is the best free webhost i have tried myself, and both have latest version of cPanel:

1. qupis.com

I have just found this free webhost with complete cpanel and fantastico, also support php and mySQL and you can run wordpress blogs in it. It is so much better than the other website out there, and believe me, i don’t advertise them, because i have no benefits from them at all.

I have tried other free hosting, and they were at first weeks good, and a few months later, always having database error connection stuff. It will be back to normal again a few weeks later, and then down again. But qupis is a more stable free hosting because i have used it for a few months now to build wordpress testblog, and so far, i haven’t had any troubles.

The downside about qupis, is you have to promote them, by having their links. I guess it is not bad as you can add their link to your blogroll, however, nothing is completely free and working almost perfect.

2. x10hosting.com

This is the second choice after qupis.com, in my opinion, it is completely free advertisement, they don’t require any links in your site. Almost similar to qupis, it supports, php, mySQL, cPanel, and Fantastico, so you caninstall wordpress too.

The downside, it has always “database error connection problems”. As i said above, in the few months at the beginning, x10hosting made me happy, but then, after a few months, it shows me always database error connection.

So i quit using x10hosting and choose qupis.

So these 2 are my best free Cpanel hosting. If you don’t care about having the latest version of cPanel aka older cPanel model, you can try,freehostia.com or 000webhost.com, they are also more stable, but they don’t have the latest cPanel.

I listed free webhosting, however i don’t recommend them. Those you can use if you really don’t want to keep your blog long. If you want a reliable hosting, you can check, JustHost (This blog uses it), Hostgator (you can get discount with this HostGator coupon: FROMBLOGWEB6 for trying them only 0.01 cent in the first month, or BlueHost, or Godaddy.

You need reliable webhosting if you plan to blog in a long term, and even to earn cash with it. Imagine, you build links, you reach the first page of Google, and one day your blog is just down or gone because of your webhost. I would not take that risk!.