vBulletin SEO Setup

Hosting your vBulletin forum can be a difficult decision if you don’t have the facts right. In my opinion, choosing your vBulletin host is one of the most important choices you can make. Getting a bad host for your vBulletin forum can cause several negatives from slow load time, to limiting your emails you can send, to shutting down if hitting a MySQL limit. I suggest everyone research any host you might be considering, at sites like webhostingtalk, as well as searching on google.

I’ll list off a few vBulletin Hosting companies that I’ve seen good recommendations for, but as I said above, you should do a background check on any host that you may be considering for your vBulletin forum.

When picking a vBulletin host, you should take into consideration the amount of disk space you’ll need, as well as how many databases you may want or domains that you may want to host. My hosting plan has unlimited domains, subdomains as well as email addresses. You can find hosting for your vBulletin forum from 5$ a month, all the way up to 200$ a month for your own server. We use a virtual private server for vBulletinSetup, but this isn’t necessary for new forums. Most vBulletin forums can get by on a shared hosting account for at least the first few months, then you might want to upgrade to a vps.

I hope I’ve been able to clear some things up on hosting your vBulletin forum, feel free to comment and ask any questions you may have.