Now days In world of hosting the most concern is instead of who’s got the bigger and better thing, it’s who has it for the cheapest and this has not boundaries, But if everyone is offering the same control panel, running off of the similar type of servers or even from the identical data center, why not you get it for the cheapest price you can? The reason is, still though the servers may be the same, the service varies with each company and price. This is not to say that the cheapest can’t offer the most excellent service but always remember the old adage “you get what you pay for”.

Before signing the contract with hosting company who will provide web page hosting service for your website, the company may ask some in-depth questions to make sure that whether you understand the services for which you are looking for.  And what customer experiences do you expect from the hosting providers. On the other hand provided services may differ from company to company, it could be cheap web hosting services or might cost more. It depends upon you to make sure that whether or not the services provided by web hosting company meets your demand. Before even beginning your search, examine what your needs are. Would you like e-mail addresses? Do you have a domain name? How much traffic do you expect to receive? All these questions and more help in the final choice for that one magnificent web site hosting company.

Response Time of the server refers to the amount of sites you can access from server at a time; if access numbers of sites on server are limited then response time of server will be slow. Second thing you should be keeping in mind is the hardware used and the availability of the bandwidth. In the midst of your search, you'll probably run across hosting services that offer 'unlimited bandwidth'. This is just not true, the term 'bandwidth' refers to the amount of information that is past between the hosting servers and the end user. Most hosting companies are linked to high-speed Internet backbones (UUNET, Sprint, AT&T, etc), which accuse the hosting company based on their monthly bandwidth from customers. Be certain to read the terms of service very watchfully with each hosting company that you consider to choose. You can also get the information about a company by reading its review.
Focus on Your Needs
What is your website going to do? Do you need a lot of storage space and bandwidth? Or can you get by with just a little? Do you need email addresses @yourdomain.com? Or are you going to use a Yahoo! Mail account (or similar)? What about databases, and Spam filters, and website builders?
Your Budget
You get what you pay for. That $1.95-a-month host may offer a really great value, but will they be there for you when you require them? Many of the low cost website hosts are not turning a profit, and have not been in business very long - and probably won't be for much longer. To check and see how long your host has been around, enter their domain name The Registration Date field shows when the domain name was registered, so you can tell how long they've been around.