Thread: Pay Monthly or Yearly?

monthly because if the company closes and you paid yearly you loose your money.

We tend to find alot of our customers pay yearly. We have a 60/40 split of yearly vs monthly customers at the moment

monthly payment is more preferable when starting, annually is used only if you have rich personal experience with host

i prefer yearly

I pay yearly, but I've heard that isn't very good. The host could close down and take the money.

We get both. Most are monthly based but we do have some longer term ones.

Personally, I pay yearly now. If I were to switch hosts, I would pay monthly until I was comfortable with them, but otherwise, I'd rather pay in larger chunks than every single month. Even paying for 3 months at a time is more convenient for me.

I pay monthly. Generally because I've had bad experiences with a lot of hosts. However, Hawkhost has been great to me so far and I hope it continues that way. As a rule of thumb now I don't pay yearly because if the host turns into a lemon I don't want to be locked in for a year. It's easier to transfer away from a host at the end of a month if i'm not happy with it then it is to pay for a year and then have to leave.

Both the option are good at their own end.
-Like in case of Monthly investment" cilent have more option to do somehow if cilent is not fully satisfied with the support provided by them, then cilent have option to switch to any other company. but in monthly payment u "ll not get much discount in comparitive to yealy payment.

-In the prespective of Yearly payment" option it will help you in geting much more discount and valuable offers CAUSE a strong bond is made between both the ends which help one's to go simultaneously all along.

Note:- If you are fully assured that your company is not going to run by taking away our money then ONLY you can go for yearly payment.

By:- DHost

To start with, i will pay monthly, test there service etc etc, if im really impressed ill swap and change to yearly, but only if there is a big price difference.