I'm planning on launching my site, I need to get this squared away ASAP. Thanks!

[Mokerang]

So I looked at managed WP hosting, thinking a 'cloud' option may let the site grow to 500 members or so & weather traffic spikes - and then I can move it to something more permanent. So I'm really not sure which way to go - and perhaps it's because I don't understand hosting that well. A distributed grid sounds cool, but does it work in practice? Is eventually getting a dedicated server unavoidable? What the hell do sites that have a lot of members and traffic do?

What can you say about Tzulo.com web hosting?
All advice will be appreciated - I'm planning on launching my site, I need to get this squared away ASAP. Thanks!

[Mybrit]

Accounts from exmasters.com and libertyvps.net are worth trying.

Their prices are unbelievably low taking into account the amount of resources included in their plans  and having deals with them means your business is in the firm hands.

 

[Goodmood]

Web site hosting no longer needs to be a long and tedious search, so you need to do your best in order to choose the right web host.

Think that you will precisely not regret having looked at warez-host.com offshore hosting deals.

Uptime is fantastic and ability to upgrade and downgrade is a plus.

[Dronsearch]

I was looking for a host that will provide a good reseller account and was very lucky to have found hostingsource.com web host.
Great pricing, great support, reasonable disk space, nice webmail interface and lots of apps/scripts that are easy to install from cpanel.

 

[Jigascoot]

I hosted with Tzulo.com provider for a year before moving to back to a dedicated server for all my sites.
They always made me aware of any works going on their clusters, i.e when they upgraded php and mysql.