Can Anyone Give Advice About Web Hosting For Multiple Clients?

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I create websites for small non-profits, taking care of all the web hosting currently in GoDaddy. Is there a solution where I can host many websites, with their own domain names, yet all be in my one web hosting account so that I can pay, manage, etc. without creating multiple accounts for each client. Also, I am not bound to GoDaddy as a host so alternatives are welcome. Thanks!

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"Can Anyone Give Advice About Web Hosting For Multiple Clients?" was posted on Wednesday, August 12th, 2009 at 9:25 pm.

3 Responses to “Can Anyone Give Advice About Web Hosting For Multiple Clients?”

CAB(2009-08-12):

http://www.hostgator.com/ is a great place to do what you want. You are on a shared server and you can control all sites from one central control panel.
The Awaken(2009-08-13):

Check out http://www.hostmonster.com.
You can always add new domains to your account.
sid(2009-08-13):

Is this a question or you giving just information to others ???