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Great idea. I was just a few weeks ago looking for this same type of service myself for my project idea. I ended up going with the AWS free tier, though. You
by jackpirate 15y ago
Great idea. I was just a few weeks ago looking for this same type of service myself for my project idea. I ended up going with the AWS free tier, though. Your site has a very clean design, and it's obvious what it does when you first look at it.
One thing I don't like is that when you click on "see plan details" it just takes you to the service's main page. It doesn't actually show plan details like you claim it will. This is particularly annoying for the first two choices, which are both take you to the same page on ChimeHost.
I also don't see any significance in the "ieu" part of the name. It's kind of hard to pronounce and not very memorable.
- medius 15y agoI agree on the "see plan details" part. I wanted to get the site running as quickly as possible, so I did not pay too much attention of adding the plan URLs in my database. For the revenue, I am using the affiliate programs of the hosting providers and will possibly put some ads as well. The affiliate links also make it a bit difficult to go directly to the plans page as the affiliate URLs don't always allow for that. The name has been a bit of a problem for me. I had spent so much time thinking about the name that it was becoming a major bottleneck in my work. I just decided on something reasonable and started working on the website. I probably should revisit it. Any suggestions?
- cschmidt 15y agoHow about hostpikr.com. It's available. (Hostpicker is parked, so you're not competing against anyone real.) You're helping people choose a hosting service, so having "host" as the base makes more sense than "web", which is kind of generic.
- medius 15y agoYes, that makes more sense. I will try something with host in it.