Hosting Plan for lifetime plan

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Lifetime plan one time payment not required to year and month.

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We don’t sell lifetime hosting plans, never will, and I would be very skeptical about anyone offering it.

The problem is that a hosting account is inherently not a one-time cost for a hosting provider. Servers require network subscriptions and power continuously, which is an ongoing cost. Server and network hardware needs to be replaced over time due to failure and old age. All of this needs to be maintained by staff, who expect a salary every month.

All of these are continuous and recurring expenses. And a subscription fee is simply a much better fit for such costs than a one-time fee.

There are some initial investments that a hosting provider needs to do, like buying the first wave of hardware. But spreading those expenses over the lifetime of the server is then the common thing to do.

With any company that offers lifetime plans, my usual suspicious is that they either:

  • Are new companies that either haven’t properly thought out the consequences of lifetime hosting plans.
  • Are created with the intent to make an appealing rug pull and scuttle the company in half a year, taking your money with it.
  • End up running a ponzi scheme where the purchases of new customers are used to fund the hosting of existing customers.

We have been running a sustainable service for a very long time now. And lifetime hosting plans are simple not compatible with that.

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I understood sir/mam
When hosting plan give offers and discounts that’s time you will contact me on e-mail.

Thank you,

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InfinityFree don’t offer any paid hosting plans. So InfinityFree won’t be offering any discounts to email you about.

IFastNet offer the premium plans, and I’ve not seen them have any discounts yet

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We don’t send you with promotional offers without your consent, and I’m not your personal coupon watch.

If you gave consent for our suppliers to contact you when creating your hosting account, you may get a few newsletters per year with a discount code. Just don’t expect massive price drops: iFastNet’s modus operandi is to have low base prices with modest discounts, not give amazing discounts and then rob you off with the renewal.

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