Best magento hosting 2013???

**avery** · 04-07-2013, 02:20 AM

Hello, I open this thread just for a quick question that who is the best magento hosting 2013? I know the magento hosting industry change every year so the best magento hosting provider this year can be different for next year. I am now having some hosting providers in hand for my customers. I see you guys here are magento expert so that you guys must have a very good idea for who is the best magento hosting 2013. Please advise me and other people here with expert knowledge. Thanks.

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**rocker** · 06-07-2013, 02:00 AM

Not sure what other people think about magento hosting in 2013 but to me from 2 years now, I always choose SiteGround Magento Hosting package for my magento projects. In some other ways I can say it should be the best magento hosting provider 2013 for me. Not because it 's fast, stable and good price but also because of the support, they support very good for my projects what save me a lot of time to complete.

**claude** · 07-07-2013, 06:52 AM

I don't work on many magento projects, I only work on 2 projects until now and hosting with SiteGround in some months. It 's difficult to say it is the best magento hosting 2013 but at least they make me comfortable with what they are doing, what they support and the way to configure server, it work very smooth.

Originally Posted by rocker

Not sure what other people think about magento hosting in 2013 but to me from 2 years now, I always choose SiteGround Magento Hosting package for my magento projects. In some other ways I can say it should be the best magento hosting provider 2013 for me. Not because it 's fast, stable and good price but also because of the support, they support very good for my projects what save me a lot of time to complete.

**londondaily** · 07-07-2013, 09:21 AM

How about A2 hosting? I see they can make magento faster 300%, did you guys try it?

**david** · 09-07-2013, 10:50 AM

It 's a good choice too londondaily, SSD can help us increase the performance. It can be another good choice.

Originally Posted by londondaily

How about A2 hosting? I see they can make magento faster 300%, did you guys try it?

**avery** · 10-07-2013, 08:19 AM

It work very fast for me, thank rocker. You save a lot of time to figure out a good magento hosting. It 's even faster with supercacher. Great.

Originally Posted by rocker

Not sure what other people think about magento hosting in 2013 but to me from 2 years now, I always choose SiteGround Magento Hosting package for my magento projects. In some other ways I can say it should be the best magento hosting provider 2013 for me. Not because it 's fast, stable and good price but also because of the support, they support very good for my projects what save me a lot of time to complete.

**brice** · 25-07-2013, 12:47 PM

Thanks rocker, you are really an expert in magento hosting. It 's really a best magento hosting. I has just moved to their hosting and it work very very well. Fast and Stable. Great.

**James Morris** · 17-08-2013, 10:29 AM

Magento hosting standard one. Do you have any idea on http://www.uniecommerce.com/

**danielpro** · 17-10-2013, 10:07 PM

Hi rocker, I already bought a package from SiteGround from your suggestion, I see they have 2 version of magento support in one click installation, which one should I choose? Is the performance the same?

**magesolution** · 18-10-2013, 11:31 AM

Hi denielpro, I think you can choose 1.8 because the performance is better a lot. Other than that, almost the extension for 1.7.0.2 will work well on 1.8. And many other advantages

**MagentoGirl27** · 13-01-2014, 09:11 PM

If you're looking for the best Magento hosting, it is definitely key to find a web host that is optimized for Magento. A host that really understands Magento and knows the little tricks are going to be able to get way more out of your eCommerce store than your average host. I have found Nexcess fits this bill. They are innovators in the Magento world, having created the Turpentine extension that improves Magento's compatibility with Varnish (which for the non-technical, this is a very good thing). They speak regularly at Magento conferences and have published a whitepaper that is a blue print for improving Magento site speed. Nexcess, who you can find with a quick Google search, is worth checking out.

**magesolution** · 20-01-2014, 02:50 AM

There are more than 20 live magento sites of our customers who are using SiteGround Magento Hosting, I think they provide a very good service what is optimized for magento

**rokxos** · 24-02-2014, 02:19 PM

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**V?t Siêu Ng?** · 20-03-2014, 07:40 AM

Amazone hosting or A2 hosting are the good choices for you bro.

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**bond** · 23-03-2014, 10:28 AM

I want to move my site to new host quickly, do you guys have any fast way or please help me with your suggestion what to do? Thanks

**MartinFreeman** · 07-04-2014, 07:33 AM

Thanks. I need to move my site to new host quickly

**rocker** · 07-04-2014, 02:04 PM

Originally Posted by bond

I want to move my site to new host quickly, do you guys have any fast way or please help me with your suggestion what to do? Thanks

After you buy SiteGround Hosting they will move your site for free and make sure it work without down time.

**davidclark** · 03-05-2014, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by rocker

After you buy SiteGround Hosting they will move your site for free and make sure it work without down time.

I already got a hosting package with SiteGround and it 's really work very well. But I don't know it 's really a best choice. So basically, I totally agree, just like what I love their very nice feature from SuperCacher

**jenifer_luci** · 01-07-2014, 10:04 PM

Do we have any shared hosting company what support redis cache for magento or it ' good enough to get memcached? Another question: does SiteGround support APC cache?