FreeServers.com Free, $ 0.00/mo. on Linux Shared


Free has been discontinued (added ), Aggregate Rating (1.9 out of 10 from 35 reviews)
freeservers.com
FreeServers.com
21255 Burbank Boulevard, Suite 400,
Woodland Hills , CA CA 91367
US
☎ Phone 1-800-396-1999

freeservers.com is inactive webhosting company!
  • 💡 Plan Name: Free (sku #p41214)
  • 🔧 Category: Shared Hosting / Linux
  • 💰 Price:$ 0.00/mo.Discontinued
  • 💿 Disk Space: 50 MB
  • 📶 Traffic bandwidth: 1 GB
  • 💲 Setup Fee: free
🔌 Hosted domains :1
🆓 free domains :0
📌 Dedicated IPs :0
💳 Payment Methods :Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔨 Control Panel :[In-house]
🔧 Category :Website Builder
✍️ Support Options :Phone / Toll-Free
Targeting :US
screenshot of Free from freeservers.com

Original plan URL was http://www.freeservers.com/cgi-bin/show_me?page=hosting_compare


*📜 Plan description

Free* hosting is the introductory plan designed for simple entry level websites that can tolerate advertising in exchange for free hosting. Setup fees are waived so you do not pay any one time charge to open the account, and the hosting itself is priced at zero dollars per month. A note on the price table explains that you still need to purchase a domain name separately, with domain prices starting around 22.95 dollars per year, so the free hosting is typically combined with a paid domain registration. The plan provides 50 MB of disk space which is sufficient for a handful of pages, a modest number of images and a few small downloads, and an upload file size limit of 0.25 MB means each individual file must be quite small. Monthly bandwidth is capped at 1 GB so the plan is best suited to lightweight pages and sites with low traffic. You can create three email accounts on the domain, which is enough for a main contact address plus one or two extra mailboxes for different roles or family members. Basic statistics and reports are available so you can see roughly how many visitors are coming to the site over time. Banners and popups are explicitly enabled on this plan, meaning advertisements will appear on hosted pages and reducing how suitable it is for commercial branding. FTP access, WordPress blog support and CGI including PHP, Perl and MySQL are not available, so content is normally created through the site builder or simple upload tools rather than by deploying custom scripts and databases. The Free plan is therefore ideal as a low risk way to experiment with building a site or hosting a small personal homepage, while users who outgrow its limits are expected to step up to one of the paid packages.

Across all FreeServers shared hosting packages you get access to the same member area, the in house site builder and a collection of templates so even first time users can assemble pages without learning HTML from scratch. The product range is aimed at personal sites, small organisations and independent professionals that want straightforward web hosting rather than complex cloud infrastructure. Every package advertises a waived setup fee so you only pay the recurring hosting charge after arranging a domain name. Disk quotas, file size limits, bandwidth allowances and email account counts increase as you move up the ladder, and each paid plan removes banner advertising so business sites and portfolios look clean and professional. Higher tiers add beginner or professional level statistics reporting together with CGI scripting, PHP, Perl, MySQL and WordPress blog support so you can run dynamic applications instead of only static pages. All hosting plans use the same general structure, making it simple to start on a lower tier and upgrade without moving your content to a different provider. A customer service department can be reached via a toll free phone number to help you compare packages or resolve basic account questions, and the consistent control panel style member area keeps management tasks familiar as you grow.

📄 Editorial Review

FreeServers is one of the "old guard" of web hosting. The brand dates back to the late 1990s, when it started as a free web hosting offshoot of Utah-based North Sky, a company that quickly gained traction by letting users put their own name first in the URL (for example, john.freeservers.com). The free hosting service launched publicly in June 1998 and was acquired by About.com in 1999, before eventually ending up under United Online Web Services, Inc., where it sits today.
Among the companies that are part of this group we mention: BizHosting, 50Megs, GlobalServers, FreeStats and SiteTracker (many of them inactive)

The product line is very narrow by modern standards. There is no VPS, no dedicated servers, no reseller hosting, and no cloud or managed offerings. Everything revolves around shared hosting on Linux plus a long-running free plan and some domain-related services. The stack is built around an in-house control panel, a website builder, basic mail hosting and a domain manager.

The platform is structured around five main plans:
  • Free plan – ad-supported, with around 50 MB of storage and about 1 GB monthly transfer. It does not provide PHP, MySQL, CGI or WordPress support and comes with tight file size limits and no FTP access. It is really a lightweight way to keep a small static or almost-static site online in exchange for banners and promotional email.
  • Starter hosting – the entry paid tier, roughly 1 GB of disk space and 10 GB transfer. This plan is geared toward simple brochure-style sites that don’t need server-side scripting. It drops ads, adds FTP access and phone support, but still does not enable PHP/MySQL.
  • Personal hosting – a more complete shared plan with around 5 GB of storage and 50 GB monthly traffic. This is where PHP, MySQL, Perl/CGI and WordPress support enter the picture, along with enough resources for a modest blog or dynamic small-business site.
  • Professional hosting – pushes storage to about 10 GB and bandwidth to roughly 100 GB per month, keeping the same technology stack (PHP, MySQL, WordPress) and support model. This is intended for more active sites that still don’t require cutting-edge resources.
  • Business hosting – the top shared tier, again 10 GB disk but up to about 1 TB of transfer, plus higher file size limits. It uses the same in-house control panel and scripting capabilities as Personal/Professional, with more generous traffic allowances that can cope with higher visitor counts.

Across all paid plans, features are fairly conservative: quotas are fixed (not "unlimited"), databases are available only on the mid-range and higher tiers, and there is no sign of extras like free SSL certificates, staging environments, or one-click deployment of modern frameworks. The free and Starter plans in particular feel like early-2000s hosting in terms of technical scope.

The overall impression is of a legacy shared hosting platform that still functions, but has not kept pace with the feature sets and ergonomics of newer providers. For someone who just wants a cheap, basic Linux account with a long-running brand behind it, FreeServers can still fill that role, but it is not trying to compete at the high end.

As of December 2025, freeservers.com appears largely neglected: the site does not enforce HTTPS, which strongly suggests the business is no longer actively maintained.

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