r/webhosting
This is a place to discuss everything related to web and cloud hosting. From shared hosting to bare metal servers, and everything in between. Post reviews of your current and past hosts, post questions to the community regarding your needs, or simply offer help to your fellow redditors.
r/webhosting Subreddit Stats & Analytics
r/webhosting is a Tech News subreddit in the Nerds category with 127,245 members. Use this page to track r/webhosting stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.
Recent r/webhosting growth: +54 members today (+0.04%) and +272 members this week (+0.21%).
Browse more Tech News subredditsReddit topics and subreddit categories.
Similar subreddits to r/webhosting include r/Hosting, r/selfhosted, r/HomeServer, r/Hostinger, r/web_design.
r/webhosting Current Stats
r/webhosting Growth Analytics
Daily Growth Chart (30 days)
r/webhosting Subreddit Rules
Be nice.
Be nice to each other.
Do not self promote your webhosting company.
Shameless self promotion is forbidden. Please buy an advertisement through the Reddit ad network.
You must use our hosting questionnaire when looking for hosting.
You must use our hosting questionnaire when looking for hosting. Please see here: https://www.reddit.com/r/webhosting/comments/b3srz9/looking_for_hosting_read_this_first/
Do not request or offer free hosting
Free hosting offers are almost always a scam or come with substantial strings. Please do not make them here.
Do not use affiliate/referral links in your posts
Affiliate links, tracking codes, coupon codes, referral links, etc are all forbidden. We are looking for unbiased recommendations.
No low quality or generic help posts that are better resolved through official channels
Posts should help drive discussion in general. Posting questions that are better directed toward your provider (e.g., "What is my renewal rate at Godaddy?") are questions that can truly only be answered by your provider and not anyone in our community.
No ChatGPT/LLM generated replies or posts
Copying and pasting a reply or post out of ChatGPT or another chat based LLM does not contribute anything to the subreddit.
No "DM me" Comments
If you have something to share, do so openly. "DM me" comments are no longer allowed.
Similar Subreddits to r/webhosting
r/Hosting is a community for discussion of web hosting services and providers. Shared hosting, WordPress , VPS, dedicated servers, cloud infrastructure, and anything else hosting related is welcome here.
A place to share, discuss, discover, assist with, gain assistance for, and critique self-hosted alternatives to our favorite web apps, web services, and online tools.
/r/HomeServer: for all your home, small, and medium business server, software, and related discussions!
Official Hostinger Reddit community – helping you launch smarter, grow faster, and succeed online with the right tools.
All things selfhosting (hosted by yourself) for beginners and newbies. The scope of this community also includes discussion of hosting in general: homelabs, VPS hosting, colocation, dedicated, cloud providers, and managed infrastructure.
Share the latest and greatest websites, from popular to niche and everything in between.
A community dedicated to all things web development: both front-end and back-end. For more design-related questions, try /r/web_design.
Share and discover the latest news about the PHP ecosystem and its community. Please respect r/php's rules.
This community is for discussing Virtual Private Servers (VPS). VPS instances are virtual machines that share resources on a physical server and can be used for hosting websites, email servers, backups, hobby projects and more.
News, articles and tools covering cloud computing, grid computing, and distributed computing.
Rack and stack! News, comments, tools, and questions about servers, network hardware, DC infrastructure, industry jobs, and more are welcome here. If you have a question about personal servers, data storage, or hardware smaller than several racks please try /r/homelab or /r/DataHoarder instead