Any have a comprehensive table of web hosts and their costs for various plans, both for the first year and beyond?

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Jekyll

Something else you might consider if you aren't tied to WordPress, there's other blogging platforms which can be run locally and just spit out HTML/CSS/JavaScript which you can then upload to a static web host. This would make it basically free to host since you wouldn't need a traditional server. But would require you to change how you do things. If you want more control over the website's look, GrapeJS is a full website builder and Jekyll is a markdown to site generator. Both would enable you to host for pennies or less a month. (And there's many other options if you want to go down this route.).

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GrapesJS

Something else you might consider if you aren't tied to WordPress, there's other blogging platforms which can be run locally and just spit out HTML/CSS/JavaScript which you can then upload to a static web host. This would make it basically free to host since you wouldn't need a traditional server. But would require you to change how you do things. If you want more control over the website's look, GrapeJS is a full website builder and Jekyll is a markdown to site generator. Both would enable you to host for pennies or less a month. (And there's many other options if you want to go down this route.).

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