Monday, May 28, 2012

HostGator

HostGator is a web hosting company that offers shared hosting (Hatchling Plan, Baby Plan, and Business Plan), Reseller Hosting, VPS Hosting, and Dedicated Servers.

HostGator was started in 2002, by Founder & current Chairman Brent Oxley, who started the company from his dorm room at Florida Atlantic University.

In its small beginnings, HostGator.com only had 3 servers, now it has well over 12,000. Over 8,000,000 (eight million) domains are hosted through them, this makes up approximately 1% of the world's Internet traffic. HostGator has more than 400,000 customers, in more than 200 countries, ranging from individual freelancers, pro bloggers, to Fortune 500 companies.

HostGator original office was in Boca Raton, Florida. To keep up with its rapid growth, they moved to a new 20,000 square foot office in Houston, Texas. Since making its move to Texas, HostGator has hired more than 200 employees.

HostGator is stable, has great customer service, there's hardly any downtime (99.9% uptime), user friendly sign up, user friendly cPanel, easy Wordpress installation, and provides you with cheap website hosting fees. No wonder approximately 90% of its customers, including Jan & I, are very satisfied with their web hosting services.

You'll be happy to jump on this web hosting bandwagon; get your account set up today! Use one of the following HostGator coupon codes to save money on your first month of gator hosting or to receive a 25% discount off the total web hosting fee.

1 Cent First Month Code: YearlySpecial  

• 25% OFF Code: 25HGspecial (we recommend you use this coupon to purchase at least 6 months of web hosting for the Baby Plan; you'll save even more money).


1 comment:

  1. Yay! I never knew Hostgator was in Houston. I'm a Houstonian myself so this has answered my question. Will use them for my web hosting. Prolly get the Business package cause I could use a free toll free number. The others I see I can get for only 1 cent the first month with the Hostgator coupon, but $5 off isn't bad either.

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