But if that is the only solution I guess I will have to wise up. Ease Of Use Rating: Excellent GoDaddy’s website builder is extraordinarily easy to use. I am not too tech savy so I wouldn't know how to go about setting up my own server. I need reliability, ability for 25 or more wordpress sites, and cheaper email if possible. I can live with £60 but when you start adding all the emails up it is going to get ridiculous. GoDaddy is perfect for users who are new to the web hosting service scene and need a. I have seen their 25 website package for about £60 a month. While its plan isnt as affordable as GoDaddy, it offers more flexibility. Especially considering I need to upgrade soon so I can build more sites. Is it for this reason?Īlso, to set up email on each website costs like £10 a month. And another point is GoDaddy provides its own website builder designed for professionals to create their own websites for small business. I always used to wonder why people on Reddit bad mouth Godaddy. I only know of the two instances due to people I know telling me. This scares the crap out of me because it makes me wonder how many other people are unable to access one of my sites without me knowing. I used to like GoDaddy but am now for the second time (on a different site) experiencing problems with an area of the country (UK) not being able to access one of the websites.
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