Cheapest way to host a website?

You can't afford $5?

Host it from your computer or go to a free website generator like weebly.

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>>1565540
fuckin heroku, redshift.
u can even host on github if its a bareass bones static html site.

Amazon T2 nano?

godaddy did a 0.99 CAN/yr promo a long time ago. Try them

>>1565540
Is that fucking Steven Pinker?

>>1565540
Blogspot

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Run a virtual machine from your home computer, open up port 80 on your home router, run one of those DNS redirectors that will point your domain back to your IP

You have to leave your computer on at all times. You'll probably pay more in increased electricity.

There are places that will give you a discount if you buy 2+ years of service at once. If you sniff around you can probably find 3 years of hosting and domain registry for around $150 or less.

Open an AWS account and get a free year of hosting, host modular and backup daily. At the end of the year, get a new card. Repeat.

t. I have run a web design company with this method for three years.

>>1565908
This if you're renting and you don't have electricity costs

>>1565540
>https://wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/12605
time4vps, really cheap, but also no ipv6, not managed and for me the ttfb sucks dunno why, maybe also my fault. But it's possible to 1 click install owncloud and all that stuff.

>>1566121
woops sorry for the wikileaks link

Gandi, ten bucks or so a year.
No hoops, no bullshit.
Easy peasy.

Build a server yourself, research the shit and you'll be fine.

I use Ramnode. 8 dollars per 3 months for a cheap vps.

Dont forget to back your shit up.

>>1565540

Weebly.

You can host static sites free on github or Dropbox or anywhere. Google Jekyll.

>>1565540
I hate having to pay for passive services.

How much does a server cost nowadays?