DreamHost vs. SharkHosting 2021

o people they've never heard of them.
So it is safe to say Shark Hosting is not exactly a well known name but don't let that put you off, I originally just wanted cheap hosting for a test site but the service from Shark Hosting has been better than the expensive hosting company I had previously been using for my websites.
If you search properly you will find many cheap hosting companies but if you read the small print you will find a lot of them put adverts on your website... the good news.... not Shark Hosting.
• The set up?... Is very easy and quick.
• The support they offer?... Is excellent, fast and they even provide screen shots in some cases so it's super easy to follow.
• The price?... Madness, £6 for a whole year, £3 a year if you are a first time customer, some companies charge £6 for one month.
Bottom Line... if you think they are too good to be true... try them, if you think they are a scam... try them... use the code: YES50 to get 50% off the price.
Worst Case Scenario... If you find they are rubbish or a scam - it's less than £5 lost... plus you can get your money back.
Best Case Scenario... You've found yourself a reliable web host with cheap prices and one who doesn't place adverts on your website.

ical support forced our online business to go elsewhere.
It began with unexpected servers crashes which quickly became daily and unresolvable. In about a week we dropped from years of stability to every-day troubleshooting to keep our site online.
And with each crash, we learn our server was running out of memory but tech support seemed less specific about the causes or instability. Instead, they chose to up-sell us on a new “Openstack” server deployment, promising better caching and performance -- at the same price.
We were thrilled with how fast we were operational on the new 'bionic' server but not happy to discover this upgraded server would actually cost us 35% more annually, that the memory configurations were no different, and ultimately the server crashes would continue.
For the next 10 weeks, we meticulously followed Dreamhost's advice to optimize our site build, to employ different caching strategies, to minify, to defer code, to better optimize images, and reduce page loading sizes.
We did everything required to get us to an A-rating with GTmetrix but the server crashes continued while Dreamhost offered us no effective assistance with resolving what became a maintenance nightmare.
The final straw was learning that DH tech support was aware of a bug in the new servers that prevented some MySQL DBs from restarting after a server crashes. When we migrated our site off of Dreamhost servers, they still hadn't isolated the problems or taken any ownership of them.