Thursday 24 January 2013

Get a Year of Dreamhost, Our Favorite Hosting Service, For $20

Get a Year of Dreamhost, Our Favorite Hosting Service, For $20Web hosting service Dreamhost is offering users their first year for only $19.40, which is a significant discount off the standard price of $119.40. That brings the per-month price down from $9.95 per month to $1.62.

Lifehacker has recommended Dreamhost numerous times, and it even won our hive five for the most popular web hosting service. It's also a good opportunity to take your data off a free service?that could vanish one day?and take it back into your own hands. Dreamhost offers a bunch of user-friendly features, including one-click Wordpress or Drupal installations that make getting your content management system up fast and easy. This particular plan on sale is a shared plan, but Dreamhost also offers dedicated servers when you decide you need to scale up.

This is the lowest price Dreamhost has offered in the past few years, and it's for Lifehacker readers. This price is good until the end of Friday. They're presumably offering this discount because they want to draw new long-term customers, so the 2nd year isn't as heavily discounted as the first. However, you still save $20 on your second year of hosting, so if you know you want to stick with Dreamhost for the long run, it might make sense to sign up for two years. For everyone else pondering whether to host their own website, this is an opportunity you should take.

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(Image courtesy of Google / Connie Zhou)

This is a special Dealhacker post written by our commerce team. As such, it is not a Lifehacker editorial. We do receive referral fees for each person that signs up for the deal, but it's not an advertisement?it's a deal our commerce team has sought out themselves and negotiated for you, because it's a service we like (and we know you like too).

Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/lifehacker/full/~3/ZwsK2CjRMLw/get-a-year-of-dreamhost-our-favorite-hosting-service-for-20

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