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Take your business online: we review four cheap, small-business Web hosts
CNET recommends
We selected only the crème de la crème among low-cost, high-performance Web hosts, but even among the top tier, we found poor server response times, lackluster features, and hidden fees. The takeaway? Small businesses looking for an inexpensive Web host, beware: the market is a moving target.
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Although it's far from perfect, One World offers the best overall service among the $15-and-under group. You get a generous allowance of POP mailboxes and monthly data transfer. Plus, it's delightfully easy to configure and get started. Even though its servers aren't the speediest, One World succeeds where the others fail: its tech support is rock solid. Beginners with small HTML-only Web sites should give this service a go.
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Got a graphics-laden Web site? If you can't afford to scrimp on speed, sign up with the fastest service of the bunch, OLM.net. But if you're new to the hosting game, be careful: setting up OLM is not for the uninitiated. Worse, it's difficult to find help on the site. But if you're a techie with a need for speed, there's no beating OLM.
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| • | CNET recommends | • | The1host.com Small Business |
| • | One World Hosting Standard 75 | • | One on One Hosting Standard |
| • | OLM.net SE2 | • | How we tested |
