FreeHostia’s hosting CP (Hepsia) is a user-friendly and intuitive tool. With the integrated knowledge base section and the inline help in each section, it is quite easy to find information and instructions on completing specific tasks and now you have yet another help resource – the dedicated Hepsia CP help site – hepsia-help.com.
Starting next week we will start upgrading to PHP 5.3 on all servers. If you use Wordpress, Joomla or any other open-source script, update to the latest version available to avoid any compatibility problems.
FreeHostia now offers .fr domain registration. Registration fee is $29.00/year.
We have lowered the registration fee for .name, .asia and .mobi domains. You can now get any of these domains at an even lower rate from FreeHostia and host your domain free with our Chocolate plan or get premium hosting with even more features starting at just $2.95 for the Watercircle plan.
The anti-spam protection feature hasn’t been working so far but now, thanks to your feedback on our Facebook page, we have been assured by our administrators that it will be implemented before the end of the year.
FreeHostia’s Facebook page gives us the chance to stay in touch, inform you about new features and services and get your feedback directly.
A new language option has been added to FreeHostia’s web hosting control panel. Now you can view the control panel in French.
FreeHostia offers free domain registration with the Wildhoney and the Supernatural plans, which are both paid hosting plans. We are clear about the fact that you pay a fee for the hosting plan and get the domain free for as long as you use the hosting plan. Not all companies however are clear about what you actually sign up when you get a “free” domain from them. Learn about the risks and what you should be careful about when signing up for a free domain.
The free web hosting plan is rich-featured but it still has some restrictions. Also, the paid hosting plans include certain features, which are not available with the free hosting plan. Learn all about it in this article.
Google apparently shares FreeHostia concern regarding free co.cc subdomains.
