How low should cpanel hosting price be?

It is nice prespctive there!
veoloo said:
Do you want to be a budget host, lots of low-paying clients, or do you want to set yourself apart with less clients but higher paying? I've gone down the budget road, and I can tell you it's not nearly as enjoyable as working with the same clients day in and day out, fostering a real relationship with them. I think there's something to be said for hosts that foster true relationships with their clients.

It depends on the quality of service you'd like to offer. I generally favor interacting with high quality outsourced support over a know-nothing owner.

I also like companies that have reliable service and just do an all-around good job. I'd pay up to about $10/month if I can be sure that this is going to be the best experience I've ever had.
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I too agree, you should always keep quality in mind over price because "You get what you pay for?"

Good and quality servers can make every day happy for you and so ultimately for your business. So, quality host serves and a cause better than cheap host.
 
As low as possible while you can still offer decent quality in service, uptime, support and earn enough to make a living and keep the company alive.
 
How low should cPanel hosting price be?

Hi,

There is no benchmark of low price hosting as it varies from company to company. Usually the difference in prices based on the quality services that web hosts are providing to its customers. Currently you may also find hosts providing unbelievable prices on hosting but they have compromised on quality.

So one should not be heading towards low price hosting rather to focus more on quality hosting so that uncountable future benefits may be ensured.
 
There's no magic price, rather what price fits into your business plan, so you can continue to grow and offer quality services.
 
Price setting is a personal choice. The hosting industry is a complex game full of anonymity and diversification. You never know who is really operating behind the curtains. The same entity will display different prices from different store fronts, while some will even support free hosting lower than the peanuts collected by new entrants.

I believe the price set should be fair enough to keep you in business. Long gone in the hosting industry is the concept of super gains.
 
I have seen prices are going way to low but this doesn't makes any difference since the demand is also on its way rising.
But the main difference is, the competition has rise up and cost to bring a lead is higher than the sale.
 
This is sort of like the debate between "free hosting vs paid hosting." Any services that cost as little as that probably do not have reliable services, whereas hosts that cost a bit more per month probably have reliable services. This is not always the case though. Some free hosting and hosting that costs very little does come with good service. Just be sure to do your research before you chose a cheaper hosting service like this before you jump into it if you are wanting to save money.
 
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