Hostgator Coupons - Find discounts for Hostgator hosting
47Discount coupons for Hostgator
Hostgator is one of the biggest webhosting companies in the United States, over 1.3m domains are hosted by them. I have several sites there as well and all I can say is: Reliable, stable, fast and pretty cheap.
Recently I found out that you can get hosting with them even cheaper, by using one of the Hostgator promo codes, rebate codes or discount coupons they are giving out. Some are officially available on the homepage, but for some you have to dig a bit deeper. The best deals are often limited time offers.
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Place to find Hostgator Coupons
A great way is just googling for the search term, there are also sites specialized in finding the best deals for you, e.g. Hostgator Coupons. Please note that almost all of the coupons are only valid for initial orders and new customers, at least you can't use them for an existing hosting package with hostgator. If you are in doubt, just ask your customer service representative.
From the official Hostgator blog
- GeoCities Hosting Calls it Quits
It looks like GeoCities, the Free Web Hosting service owned by Yahoo! - 6 weeks ago
- 200,000 Web Hosting Clients and Climbing
HostGator recently reached 200,000 active customers and we are on pace to break 300,000 within a year. - 3 months ago
- HostGator Ranks 239 on Inc. 5000
Inc. - 4 months ago
- Anatomy of an Outage
Wednesday, August 5, 2009 started out as a normal day at HostGator’s Houston headquarters. - 4 months ago
- Free iPhone 3GS Contest
**CONTEST HAS EXPIRED** Follow us on twitter @hostgator for future contests. - 4 months ago
Hostgator in the News
- Webmasters targeted in cPanel look-alike phishThe Register12 hours ago
Wanted: FTP credentials Fraudsters are targeting webmasters in a massive phishing campaign that attempts to trick marks into giving up credentials needed to administer their sites.… Offloading malware protection to the cloud
- Phishers angling for Web site administratorsWashington Post3 days ago
Scam e-mail artists have launched a massive campaign to trick webmasters into giving up the credentials needed to administer their Web sites, targeting site owners at more than 90 online hosting providers. Experts say the attackers are attempting to build a distributed network of hacked sites through which to distribute their malicious software. The spam e-mails arrive addressed to users of some ...
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