I already have a domain that I have purchased and I am now looking for some where to host it for free?
Any help appreciated
Where Is The Best Place For Free Web Hosting If You Have A Domain Name That Is Already Registered?
December 15th, 2009 by Cheap Web Hosting Leave a reply »
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I already tried making my own website with several free hosts, but unfortunately, none of them satisfied me and I never tried to publish any of them. So, I started googling about Web2.0 style free hosting with great support and I found few. You can build your own professional looking site quickly and easily with do-it-yourself website builder, Ad free hosting, Social networking tools like Facebook, Twitter integration, Add 3rd party content like Youtube, Myspace video, Google maps.
1. http://sites.google.com/ (Google Sites is a free and easy way to create and share.)
2. http://www.moonfruit.com?cc=407902 (do-it-yourself website builder with lot of social networking tools like youtube, facebbok, twitter integration.)
3. http://www.yola.com/ (drag and drop interface. you can create a website or a blog, and then pick your design layout. They provide free service without imposing banner ads. good support.)
4. http://www.weebly.com/(Create a free website & blog.)
5. http://www.piczo.com/ (Share photos, make slideshow, play videos, games and music. With featured sites section, plus see who’s on-line now feature. Also blogs and text can be implanted on your website)
6. http://www.wetpaint.com/ (Useful hosted wiki tool. Functions of a wiki, blog and online discussion forum. good support.)
7. http://www.wix.com (Create interactive flash sites, myspace layouts and flash widgets. simpler, faster, better way to create stunning Flash web content. good support.)
8. http://www.viviti.com/ (a website builder that lets you create a web site easily, with no code and no hassle.)
9. http://www.squarespace.com/
(A fully hosted, completely managed environment for creating and maintaining a website, blog or portfolio.)
10. http://www.bigcartel.com/ (provides you with your own independent store to sell your stuff online.)
If your current internet provider is Earthlink, AOL, SBC Global and others which provide a homepage; you can easily FTP your own webpage designs as a new homepage. And using a redirection service such as mydomain.com or the forwarding of a parked domain name at godaddy.com, you can easily “mask” the homepage URL with a proper domain name. So in a sense, you have a working ecommerce website disguised as a homepage while still paying your normal monthly Internet access and hosting fee.
Good luck!
You can try http://www.hostami.me/ to start off with (they are 100% free)
This is what they have to offer:
-5 GB Disk Space
-15 GB Bandwidth
-PHP Support
-5 MySQL databases
-Domain Name Support
-Easy to use WYSIWYG editor
-File Manager
-Community Technical Support
-Full FTP Access
-yourname.omgfreehost.com
-yourdomain.com Support
-High Uptime
You can sign up here: http://www.hostami.me/register.jsp
http://www.lbshosting.info has free hosting accounts with Domain Manager. After setting up the account you just add it to the domain manager, then submit the Name Servers to who you registered the domain.
Also you may be able to save some money on your domain name if you transfer it to http://www.domaincityhosting.com who has free hosting w/ domain purchase.
go to http://www.freewebspace.net they have hundreds of hosts for you to look through and they are rated as well. They have an advance search option wich allows you to cater to your needs (PHP< CGI
Why not spend $4.95 for 1-year of UNLIMITED storage/bandwidth hosting? No free hosting can give you the reliability and storage given by a paid hosting. There is a special limited July promotion going on. Try http://www.crazypromotion.info
Have fun.
I would really recommend http://www.000webhost.com/173462.html
1500 MB disk space
100 GB data transfer
PHP and MySQL
Website Builder
no advertising
Never had any problems at all, they will help you with servers etc. control panel is easy to use.
I pay £10 a year for the domain name, so that is the yearly cost of my site. Free hosting rocks
Hope that helps
I think you’re going to have to pay. I’ve never seen a site that allows free hosting of domains. However, some hosts aren’t that expensive. I set a site up for a teenage group last year at serversea.com for $25 a year and it included many services.
You can try this free web hosting provider: http://000wh.com