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I want to have a domain name and hosting in godaddy. But I haven't much knowledge how much it will cost in taking one domain name with 1GB hosing for a writing site in godaddy. Anyone please help me.

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A short, practical checklist for that builds on 's suggestion and avoids surprises when buying a domain plus a small (1GB) hosting plan.

What to confirm before buying:

  • Does the plan include the control panel, PHP/MySQL (if you want WordPress), and one-click installers?
  • Is 1GB of disk space enough for your needs? Text-only blogs use little space; images and attachments add up quickly.
  • Are daily backups and easy restores included, or are they an extra charge?
  • Is an SSL certificate included (or will you use a free one like Let's Encrypt)?
  • Are email accounts included, or will you use an external service?
  • Look at renewal prices, WHOIS privacy, and any setup or migration fees.

Cost guidance and choices (general, not a quote):

  • Entry-level shared hosting for a single small site is commonly the lowest-cost option; promotional first-year rates are often available but renewals can be noticeably higher.
  • If you only publish text, a static-site host or basic shared plan will keep costs down. If you plan to run WordPress, make sure the host supports the needed PHP version and gives at least basic backups.
  • Consider registering the domain through one vendor and hosting with another to make future moves easier.

Quick setup steps:

  1. Register the domain, 2) buy the hosting plan that meets the checklist above, 3) point the domain (nameservers or A record) to the host, 4) install your CMS or upload a static site, 5) enable SSL and set up backups.
    Watch billing for automatic renewals and promotional expirations so the annual cost does not jump unexpectedly.

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The cost of the domain name varies by tld (top level domain). You can get a .info domain for as low as $2.99 for the year, according to their website.

With regard to hosting, they also have many options. Rather than me go to their site and copy/paste the information, why dont you just visit their site (godaddy.com) and take a look.

If you have a question with regard to their products, you can give them a call and speak to their reps, or you can ask here but it would be best to get the detailed information from the source.

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thanks for the helpful information.

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