Hey!
According to your requirements, I would propose either a virtual private server (VPS) or a dedicated server depending on the amount of traffic.
Throughout my years as a technical support engineer, I've learned that any hosting firm, regardless of size, should have the following fundamental features:
1. Safety and Reliability Assurance
When your website is offline, so is your visitor count. A reduction in visitors correlates to a decrease in income, members, and reputation. As a result, even a brief website outage cannot be accepted! Rather than that, enquire about the number of clients they have (the more, the better), if they provide a guaranteed uptime guarantee, whether there are any internet complaints about them, and how other users feel about their experience.
2. Speed
Nobody appreciates waiting in line for something they need or desire. If your site takes too long to load due to a busy server or a sluggish network, your visitors will abandon it. Make it quick. Conduct a site audit of the web host's website and a handful of its clients.
3. Space
Make sure you have adequate space for your website's needs. Get plenty of web space.
4. Availability of Bandwidth
Broadband, in a nutshell, is what web pages are. If you have excessive traffic or bandwidth, they will either terminate your account or charge you an extra price. As a result, no single user may consume all of the server's resources. Therefore, ascertain that your new web host provides the capability to acquire more bandwidth if necessary.
5. Customer Support
If you have an issue with your web host, you must contact someone immediately. Inquire about their customer service hours and how easily you can reach them.
6. Features & Technology
Ascertain that your website has all of the necessary features. Examine their control panel, approved sub-domains, programming language support, and database management system, as well as the server's operating system, which is either Windows or Unix.
7. Payment Structures/Price Structures
While there are exceptions to any rule, you often get what you pay for when it comes to web hosting. Keep a lookout for cheap hosting companies that nickel and dime you for features that the majority of providers include.
