Webcomic Hosting

[Sepho]

If you find what seems to be a super awesome deal (ludicrous amounts of space and bandwidth for next to nothing in monthly costs), remember that a lot of upstart web hosting companies try to win the favor of customers over older, more established businesses by offering a better deal. A lot of times, though, those newer companies fail because they can't turn a profit out their plans. Checking the 'About' page and reading a little history is a good idea.

I've lost everything before from a host that suddenly went bankrupt, and it's not good times.

[Samuraid]

Anyone who can't be bothered to wait 200ms for a webpage as opposed to 75ms is an absolute fool.

You seem a bit jumpy all of the sudden. :rolleyes2 You are wrong though, as that sort of latency does make a difference when the traffic hits.

A friend is using dreamhost right now and it's worked out fine so far.

[Azure Chrysanthemum]

By the looks of it we'll be trying www.godaddy.com. Thanks for the link to CUSP, by the way, we'll probably also be employing that.

[Master Quan]

...when the traffic hits.

Bwahahahahaha.

[rubah]

I wouldn't recommend godaddy for a domain. It may only be coincidence that I lost control of the domain I had with them (although it was my first domain and I was much more badly educated than I am nowxD). But I also wouldn't recommend buying space and a domain from the same place.

namecheap.com seems to be a rather good enom reseller.

[Azure Chrysanthemum]

We're trying it out. godaddy came highly recommended by several reliable sources, so at the moment it seems our best bet.