Welcome to this exclusive detailed comparison of DreamHost and 10Web. Buckle up cause
you’re be here for quite a ride. We’ll tell you exactly what to expect from each provider
and how to avoid paying extra for services that should be included for free when hosting
your website. Hi there, Anna is back here at
10Web, a managed hosting platform powered by Google Cloud. In today's video we’ll first
introduce 10Web and DreamHost and let them battle it out in our comparison of
services and features. And finally, we will declare the winner.
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So, in short, 10Web, a disruptive newcomer to the market, is a fully managed WP hosting provider
powered by Google Cloud it also happens to include all essential services and tools
your WP website might need. Its partnership with Google brings innovative
solutions and high-quality technology to the art of website hosting and management. That’s
what makes it a perfect solution for freelancers and agencies, small business and ecommerce
sites, as well as all high-traffic websites. The cool thing about 10Web is that your
website is surely become faster when moved to 10Web and automatically get a 95+ PageSpeed
score, which is in turn very important for providing a better customer experience
and for ranking higher on search engines. Now, let’s talk about DreamHost, a company
which was founded in 1996. They offer different types of hosting – shared, managed, VPS,
and dedicated. There is no doubt that DreamHost is a good company and they have been around for
quite a long time, but the question is whether they can match the more inclusive and customer-oriented
current market of hosting providers. Let’s see how these two companies compare!
Number one comparison is infrastructure. 10Web is powered by Google Cloud, which means there is no need
for a physical server: your website’s data can be pulled from the cloud. With many data
centers in four continents around the world, 10Web makes sure your visitors can pull from the data center
closest to them and open up your website quicker.DreamHost also has multiple
data centers, but they’re located in the US so if your anticipated visitors
are from elsewhere this can become a disadvantage. Now, when it comes to migrations, 10Web is
a clear winner: It offers automated 1Click free migrations, so switching your hosts is never an
issue. With DreamHost you can migrate your website for $99
but if you want to move for free, you can do it yourself by installing,
activating a special plugin. But that is an unnecessary headache trust me! Not to mention, that
service doesn’t work with WP multisites. As for speed, 10Web guarantees that any website built
with one its templates will authomatically get a 95+ PageSpeed score of. Performance optimization
is a definite priority here. DreamHost, also does a great job in terms
of speed and uptime for most plans, but it can’t do much to improve the performance
for their most popular plan, which is shared hosting one! When it comes to shared hosting, a lot
depends on neighboring sites and your host can’t really do much about it.
Speaking of managed hosting, 10Web offers top-notch hosting on Cloud basically for shared
hosting prices. You can host a website for just 10 dollars
a month. Or even 6 dollars a month, if you host ten websites.
DreamHost shared hosting plans are super cheap, of course: you can host a website for as little
as 2.59 dollars for a 3- year commitment,but keep in mind that the prices will renew after
that. However let’s be honest here, it’s 2020,
no one gets shared hosting if they can get something better:security and performance
suck, the features are so limited. DreamHost, of course, has other types of hosting but
they come at steep prices: WordPress-specific plans start at 16.95 dollars
and it can go as high as about 80 dollars a month! So this may sound okay, except for one
important distinction:In the case of 10Web, you know exactly how much you’re paying.
There are no hidden costs, no sudden price raising, no additional services to pay for.
10 dollars a month it literally includes everything: 50+ plugins working seamlessly, themes,
and website templates, backups, migrations SSL, free staging area and
24/7 support team and much more.With DreamHost, you don’t exactly know how much
you’ll end up paying. There are all these extra fees and premium features and hidden
costs. It’s very difficult to budget for something unpredictable.
Another point of difference is support. Both 10Web and DreamHost claim that they have24/7 support
via chat but a simple Google search shows that DreamHost customers have had to wait
until business hours to get in touch with a support representative. Not the case with
10Web: you can always talk to a real person, which is crucial for fast problem-solving
on high-stakes websites. Now for the last one-sentence comparisons:
10Web offers real-time backups. DreamHost only has daily ones.
10Web reviews always mention how easy it is to use its all-in one dashboard. DreamHost
reviews frequently complain about their interface being hard to figure out.
10Web has created an advanced website builder on top of the most popular WordPress
builder Elementor and offers 40+ thematic designer made website templates . While DreamHost’s
does not have free customizable website templates.Not to mention, 10Web has all these other features
– image optimization and SEO – while DreamHost is just hosting and more hosting.
It seems like the comparison is complete and we have our winner. But first, we have to sum it
up and come up with the conclusions: DreamHost has been great for quite some time
and still hosts over a million different websites, but the times have changed, changing the market
with them. Now the time of shared hosting is behind us: and cloud hosting is the definite winner.Besides,
people nowadays want all-inclusive platforms not just hosts, instead of just hosts because time is so precious
that they want to save it for something other than maintaining a website. They want all
features to be there and work effortlessly together. Easy to conclude that it is the
right time for 10Web, a platform that meets all these modern requirements, and understands
the customer better. In 2020, 10Web is the definite winner. Now the results of the
comparison are clear, and you know what to do for yourself. Click the link in
the description to start a 14-day free trial of 10Web, our winner for the day. I am sure
you will enjoy the bundle of stuff we’ve prepared for you!
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