How much is it to post a website?

im working on my web design for my uncle and now he wants my to publish it. hes also asking how much do the webhost charge to post one. so thats what im researching on but i cant find a good one. does anyone know a decent web host thats either cheap or free?
How much is it to post a website?
I recommend you look for cheap instead of free. Totally free hosts are generally going to have some sort of catch, such as advertising banners, pop-up ads, etc. Free services normally make you use their domain name, as well, and you really should get your own domain name, they%26#039;re cheap and it will save you a lot of hassle if you ever want to move your web site to another hosting company.





For cheap domain registration, I%26#039;d go with GoDaddy http://www.godaddy.com/ - $8.95 per year for .COM registrations. If you don%26#039;t care about the .COM extension, you can register a .INFO domain for only $1.99.





GoDaddy also has very inexpensive hosting, their economy plan starts at $3.95 per month, if you prepay for 12 months it will run you about $43.





Another cheap option is Doteasy http://www.doteasy.com/, they offer free hosting when you purchase your domain through them for $25. This free account doesn%26#039;t have as many features as the cheapest GoDaddy plan, so you may be better off paying a bit more with GoDaddy if you can afford it.





If you want to do your own research on web hosts, the forums at Web Hosting Talk http://www.webhostingtalk.com/ contain a wealth of information. There are thousands of web hosts to choose from, so it can be a little overwhelming to a beginner.
How much is it to post a website?
There are many options here. If you want a professional website with a custom name you%26#039;ll need to have the site hosted and purchase the domain name. A decent hosting company shouldn%26#039;t charge you more than $10 a month for everything you need. Some will even register the domain name for you for free. However, I don%26#039;t recommend letting them register the name. Instead, go to a place like http://www.networksolutions.com and register the name yourself. The cost will not exceed $35 a year for the name. This will get you a professional looking website such as myunclebill.com





If you%26#039;re looking for an absolutely free host, there are plenty to Google. This option will get you an address such as www.geocities.com/myunclebill/index.html...





Hope some of this helps.