After long years' service, in October 2022, last year, I terminated this volunteer job for that school, I noticed the hosting company site5.com holds my credit card info, since Site5.com does not give the customer ability to remove a credit card, so I had contacted the hosting company site5.com at least 3 times to request to remove my credit card info since I no longer work for that school. The site5.com replied... Source: 6 months ago

It won't be the same, part of SEO is also optimizing the server where the site will live. If you get free or cheap hosting, your webpage will be at a significant SEO disadvantage. I'm sure you can afford $20/mo for solid hosting from site5.com. Source: over 3 years ago

Does anybody have an opinion about names.co.uk, personally they lure you in with cheap hosting prices and then raise the prices to whatever they feel like. Source: about 1 year ago

I've used 123-reg.co.uk easyspace.com and names.co.uk for the various domains I've regged over the years. Source: over 1 year ago

The replies in this thread already have some great suggestions, my only addition would be that you can grab a free domain from names.co.uk (it's free for a year) that you could use with Cloudflare's free DNS management or a Cloud Flare tunnel. Source: over 1 year ago

I use names.co.uk as theyre offering a years free domain register on .uk at the moment. Source: about 2 years ago

I set up a free domain on names.co.uk, then I set up a free DDNS service on dynu.com and pointed my domain at my public ip address. Source: about 2 years ago