HostGator is Offering 70% Discount | Birthday Bash Discount

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One of the pioneers of the web hosting world, HostGator is offering 70% off on their selected hosting plans packing some excellent features. Bear in mind that the sale ends on October 22, at 11:59 PM CT.

As a part of celebrating its yet another successful year, Hostgator is offering a Birthday Bash Discount of up to 70% off on Hatchling, Baby, and Business Plans.

All of these plans offer unmetered bandwidth and storage (unlimited) and blistering fast website speed at unbelievable pricing. Hatchling plan at just $2.64 per month.

Additionally, HostGator is offering free domain registrations with their Hatchling, Baby, and Business Plans.

Features Offered With HostGator Plans

  • Free SSL Certificate
  • One-click WordPress installation
  • Unlimited Bandwidth and Storage
  • Free Website Builder
  • Business scalling tools for eCommerce sites
  • Host unlimited websites (High-tier plans)
  • 24/7/365 Customer support
  • Full Unix Shell, access to raw files and Crontab, Subversion Repository, and support for PHP 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3.
  • 45 days money-back guarantee

HostGator is one of the oldest players in the web hosting industry. The company established in 2002, has nearly 2 decades of experience. HostGator has set standards for offering hosting services at affordable pricing that too without compromising on security, speed, and reliability.

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