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I am working on a project that will be released as open source in the latter part of the year. I am starting to think about how the accompanying website will be hosted and would greatly appreciate some advice.

**Requirements:**

*Domain #1*

* Information about the project itself (just pages and pictures).
* Documentation / Wiki
* Forums
* Download of project source (approx 3MB archive)
* Download of various themes and community contributed content (est. sizes 10KB ~ 512KB).

*Domain #2*

* Primary company website that offers products and services. This will be primarily pictures and pages.

What kind of web hosting would be best for a project like this. I am working on a very tight budget and can only afford to spend up to £250 per year for hosting this. I was considering using some sort of VPS hosting.

I found the following companies which seem to offer around this price range, but they have very mixed reviews.

* <http://www.webhosting.uk.com/>
* <http://www.eukhost.com/>
* Godaddy UK
* uk2 . net

My company is based in the UK, how important is it for me to use UK based hosting? There are plenty of overseas hosting companies that are considerably cheaper.

When it comes to bandwidth, how many downloads will **bandwidth: 100GB** get me?

Any advice would be very greatly appreciated!

Answer: 
Go with [Total Choice Hosting](http://totalchoicehosting.com/). They have awesome support and with your budget you can afford **two** of their *Gold* plan which gives you 1 TB of bandwidth.

You probably do not need that much even unless you product is hugely popular. You can even get away with buying one plan (saving half the cost) there if you make one site a subdomain of the other. I'd start with the *Silver* plan even for 2 x $55 /year. You can always upgrade and you'll get an email alert when you got close to your bandwidth limit.

The location of your service is not that important. There is an advantage to being physically closer to your target customers but it is usually very small unless dealing with high-bandwidth data such as video.
First of all I will request you to check reviews of the company you select, Presently I am using UK web Hosting <http://wwww.webhost.uk.net> , I have used there service for 3 years and they are fantastic in terms of support and service.