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Hello,
I have a project and I need a good web hosting one that is free but that will also let people create accounts, and have a little profile page like Facebook if anyone has any in mind please post below!

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Short reality check for : letting people register, sign in, and maintain profile pages requires server-side authentication and a database — not just a free “static” page builder. Several replies here suggested free hosts and site‑builders (see posts by , and ), but those providers often impose ads, tight resource caps, and weak support that make account-based projects fragile. (godaddy.com)

A practical, low-cost pattern that avoids ads and most of the pain is: serve the front end from a free CDN/static host and use a managed backend (BaaS) for auth + profiles. Static/CDN hosts (Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, Vercel, GitHub Pages) give uptime and SSL; note GitHub Pages explicitly warns against collecting sensitive data on a Pages site. Pair that front end with a managed auth+DB like Supabase or Firebase — Supabase even has a step‑by‑step “user management / profile” tutorial you can follow to get signups, profiles and file uploads working quickly. (docs.github.com)

If you need total control (server jobs, mail, complex backend logic, easier scaling) a small VPS or low‑tier cloud server removes the limits of “free” plans and typically starts at only a few dollars per month; you can run your own stack and a properly configured database there. That’s the common upgrade path from a prototype to production. (digitalocean.com)

Quick checklist for a prototype that’s safe to launch: implement email verification + password reset, enforce HTTPS, store avatars in object storage (not DB rows), enable periodic backups, read the host’s TOS about user data, and plan a migration path if you hit free‑tier limits. For fast experiments start with the static‑front‑end + Supabase flow; move to a VPS or managed DB when you need more control. This balances cost, no‑ads experience, and the server features you’ll need for profile pages (as hinted, paid hosting is often the least stressful option once you’ve validated the idea).

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Also no ads if possible

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I would agree with 000webhost... I have not tried the others.

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best free webhosting with no ads are

Freehostingnoads.net
ByetHost.com
X10hosting.com
Yola.com
Wix.com

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the best website maker i recomend is Weebly,
we have had our company set on that server and it looks brilliant

its www.weebly.com/

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Hi.,
Using a free webhost is like carrying headache with you. A free webhosting service will limit your website from expanding. I'd recommend you to go with Dreamhost which offers very cheap featured hosting service.You'll get web hosting with unlimited storage, unlimited bandwidth and a free domain for just $1.8/month.

Edited by JorgeM because: please no advertising of you site's coupons here.
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