Linux web hosting is available in Economy, Deluxe, Ultimate, and Business Hosting. When you buy yearly, your initial prices will be approximately $2.49 per month, $4.99 per month, $7.99 per month, and $20.99 per month, respectively, with renewal rates at approximately $7.99 per month, $10.99 per month, $16.99 per month, and $29.99 per month, respectively. You can also opt for Windows hosting, which isn't available for Business Hosting.
Since GoDaddy has essentially repackaged Microsoft Office 365, you get a lot of bang for your buck in terms of email features, both on the user side and from an administrator's perspective. Assuming you go with the Business Premium feature set as we did, you'll get the full Microsoft Office Suite along with its business collaboration tools. This means the usual productivity apps, such as Microsoft Access, Excel, Outlook, and Word, but it also gives you additional team collaboration, online conferencing, and even VoIP phone calling via Microsoft Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams. However, we are a little disappointed in the pricing structure, as some of what GoDaddy sells as extra-cost add-ons, such as encryption, are already present if you go with a plan directly from Microsoft.
We were pleasantly surprised to find that GoDaddy defaults to the same email management portal that admins would get by purchasing Office 365 directly from Microsoft. The one caveat is that some of the panes have been replaced with links back to the GoDaddy website. This applies particularly to user and license management. Many of the advanced configuration options remain intact, however. Because of this, you'll be able to take advantage of Exchange Online Protection for spam filtering, though you'll have to dig a little more to get to the Security and Compliance panel.
On December 22, 2011, a thread[92] was started on the social news website Reddit, discussing the identity of supporters of the United States Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), which included GoDaddy. GoDaddy subsequently released additional statements supporting SOPA. A boycott and transfer of domains were proposed. This quickly spread across the Internet, gained support, and was followed by a proposed Boycott GoDaddy day on December 29, 2011.[93] One strong supporter of this action was Cheezburger CEO Ben Huh, who threatened that the organization would remove over 1,000 domains from GoDaddy if they continued their support of SOPA.[9] Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales also announced that all Wikipedia domains would be moved away from GoDaddy as their position on SOPA was "unacceptable".[94] After a brief campaign on Reddit, imgur owner Alan Schaaf transferred his domain from GoDaddy.[95]
GoDaddy's Economy basic shared hosting package ($7.99 per month, with a three-month minimum sign-up term) includes a free domain name, 100GB of storage, the ability to host one website, unlimited monthly data transfers, and free Microsoft 365 Business email (for 12 months). The Deluxe plan (starting at $10.99 per month) builds on the Economy package by adding unlimited storage, and unlimited domains. The Ultimate package (starting at $16.99 per month) adds a premium DNS management tool and a one-year Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificate. the top-tier Maximum (starting at $24.99) plan includes double the memory load speed and a free SSL for as long as you subscribe.
When I call for technical support, I get the queasy feeling the customer and GoDaddy are using two different responsibility matrices. I don't get that feeling until I call tech support. The way I understand the relationship is: I put in the data. I pay GoDaddy to host that data, so I don't have to worry about that part. My job is: data and money. GoDaddy's job is: everything else. I am not sure if it is possible to corrupt GoDaddy's software or servers with my "managed", it seems locked down in every other way, WordPress. It seems when I call, I understand my responsibilities, but GoDaddy is iffy/waffling all the way back towards "Go-who? Servers? What servers?" It seems difficult to get GoDaddy technical support to accept responsibility except for 1) data, and 2) money, which I clearly have indicated are mine.
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