Namecheap's cheapest hosting is two twenty eight a month. I'll show you how to buy it for one year, with a dot com domain, and the real total in the cart. Hey, I'm Adam, and welcome to Build and Earn AI. Here's the result first. The Stellar plan for one year, plus a dot com domain, comes to thirty three dollars and six cents today.
Let me show you each step. Step one. Open the link in the description, so you get this price. On the shared hosting page, find Stellar. Turn off the free trial, and keep Yearly selected. It's two twenty eight a month, billed yearly, for three websites, twenty gigs of storage, and thirty mailboxes. Why turn off the trial?
Because the paid yearly plan includes a free domain name for one year. Then click Get Stellar. Now choose New domain, and type your business name in the search box. Here's the honest part. The dot com is not free. It's five ninety eight for the first year, and renews at eighteen forty eight. Dot org and many others are zero dollars for the first year.
I'll keep the dot com, and click Connect to hosting. In the cart, Stellar is twenty six eighty eight for the year. The domain is five ninety eight, plus a twenty cent ICANN fee. Domain privacy is free forever. And the total is thirty three oh six. Then click Confirm Order, and create your account with your own details.
I'll stop here, before payment. Quick question. Would you pay six dollars for a dot com, or take a free domain ending? Comment one for dot com, or two for free. Is it worth it? The honest catch is the renewal. After the first year, Stellar goes back to fifty five eighty eight a year.
But you get three websites, free privacy, and you can start for about thirty three dollars. The link is in the description. Subscribe for a new hosting tutorial every week, and tell me, one or two?
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