Free Hosting
A no-cost hosting option with limits on storage, bandwidth, and support, often used for portfolios, personal websites, testing projects, or student learning.
Free hosting sounds appealing, but it usually comes with limits. You often get reduced storage, bandwidth, or support, and some providers display ads on your site. It's fine for testing ideas, building a personal portfolio, or learning how hosting works, but not ideal for business use. Paid hosting offers more reliability, better performance, and proper customer support. Free hosting is a good starting point if you are experimenting, but as your website grows, you'll want to upgrade to a plan that provides full control, speed, and stability. It's a short-term solution, not a permanent home.
