Hello Aman-

Thanks for the question! I had to Google the exchange rate, and it looks like your upper limit is about $6.75 USD. DreamHost offers plans that meet that, and so do some others, particularly if you decide to get a year or longer plan. I also updated the article above with a few tactics you can use to make the most of budget hosting.

Hi Carl-

Thanks for the great question! Other than the big free video hosts, like YouTube and Vimeo, there are a range of other options. I know some professional video marketers who swear by Wistia, which starts at $99/month. One great option that you should consider is Jetpack’s Video Hosting, which works seamlessly inside your WordPress Media Library. It’s included in the Jetpack “Security Daily,” “Security Real-time,” and “Complete” plans, which means that you can get it at no extra cost with one of InMotion Hosting’s WP-2000S or higher WordPress Hosting plans.

Hi Sarah-

The biggest reasons to invest in a VPS are that you either need to make custom configurations at the server-level, or if you have a lot of traffic and you need the dedicated resources. For your case, since you’re only anticipating about 50 regular users, I’d say you’d be OK with a shared hosting plan.

Hi Ben-

Technically speaking, you only need an SSL certificate if your website has some way for your visitors to submit any personal information. For example, even a simple contact form that includes a Name and Email address should be encrypted.

That being said, the modern web is really moving to have every website encrypted with an SSL. For example, most browsers now display some type of “Not Secure” message in the URL bar if no SSL is installed, and in some cases it can even affect the SEO ranking of your site.

Hi Jennifer-
InMotion’s WordPress Hosting products all include Jetpack, and the higher-level plans even include Personal or Professional licenses. The CDN is provided by Jetpack, and you can learn more about it here.

* free CDN included
* Content Delivery Network (CDN)
* CDN included

but no where does it give more information. Can you tell me more about the CDN included with inmotion hosting?