Is SiteGround Hosting Good?
In this video, I do a full review of SiteGround Hosting and cover everything I like and also where it can improve. If you're serious about building websites for yourself or agency, I highly recommend it it.
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Mak - have you considered comparing SiteGround with Cloudways for experienced devs looking for security, cdn, ttfb, etc. including renewal pricing? Building on Divi 5, I discovered after considerable research, Cloudways provided better pricing, cdn, ttfb, server control, firewall blocking specific countries, and pricing. Your thoughts and experience?
Hi Mak - I use SiteGround for all my client work. Like you, I started out with the Grow Big for the same reasons you mention, and eventually upgraded to Go Geek. The main reason I upgraded was not due to storage. It's because I kept getting close to the Inode limit.
Same with Go Geek - I have plenty of storage, but I sometimes run into the Inode limit if I have too many staging sites in progress. In reality, this limits the number of sites, which in my case is around 20. This would be my only ask of SG - higher Inode limits per plan.
I have no interest in upgrading to a cloud solution, so for now, I just archive old sites as necessary to stay under the limit.
As always, I appreciate your content. You have been an important resource as I have grown my Divi skills and my business!
Have a look at the Cloud plans of Hostinger. They are really good for the price you pay. Inodes are more than sufficient. Also the amount of PHP workers is great. Don't use their shared hosting or VPS.
2 CPUÂ cores
3 GBÂ RAM
100 GB NVMe disk
2 000 000Â inodes
100Â PHP Workers
100Â websites