googiehost.com

unbearable experience for free hosting

Apart from the fact that the support links don't lead anywhere, the chat in the bottom right corner opens by itself, an unwanted advertisement pops up right in the center even though there's space on the sides for it, and in the security settings (after logging in) literally nothing appears; every time I want to log in I have to do it through "Forgot Password?", because the website decides to display "Login Details Incorrect. Please try again." even though I enter the new password correctly several times, although it doesn't compare to registering a free subdomain; After choosing the desired name, it tells you that a confirmation email will be sent shortly to verify the domain associated with the subdomain. However, it never arrives, and after 24 hours of requesting registration, it's canceled. The domain management panel is empty (although there's an "sslInactive" hidden in the source code), which might prevent me from removing it from the orders, but also doesn't allow me to register any other subdomains because it says "Please correct the following errors before continuing:You have reached the maximum number of 1 product(s) on the Free Hosting Group in your account." The only good thing I can say here is that the registered subdomain, even though the site says it's been canceled, exists and already has content, but I'm far from managing it (because of the empty panel, I think). I highly recommend using ByetHost instead (which I like the least because of the method for accessing subdomain administration, in addition to some problems with filemanager.ai), InfinityFree (better than ByetHost because of its access, although it still has the same problems with filemanager.ai) or even HelioHost (which has its own file explorer and therefore doesn't have those problems, although its performance with PHP is noticeably lower than the two mentioned) for free hosting

Date of experience: Nov 15, 2025