We've probably all seen the horror stories about AWS by this point:
Azure and Google are slightly cheaper, but suffer from the same kinds of issues. My current host, Digital Ocean is cheaper still and I love its UX, but it still charges $0.01/GB (i.e. $10/TB) for outgoing bandwidth past its initial monthly quota.
BTW, @csallen, what's up with this super cramped, narrow post form?
Can anyone share hosting providers more suitable for serving audio, video and other sizeable downloads?
Wow this is epic timing. Reddit is down! Guess you'll have to trust me those links were all from people shocked at their hosting bill 😇Edit: it's back up.This comment was deleted 3 years ago.
It's better than AWS but still the same transfer prices as what my current host, Digital Ocean, charges for overage ($0.01/GB or $10/TB).
The crucial factor is outbound bandwidth fees. At the same time, I'm not even remotely close to my CPU or memory capacity.