A server space provider is an individual, company, or organization that provides storage space
on a server for Web
pages, usually for a charge. Some independent access providers and online services provide a
limited amount of free space for Web pages (for example, one megabytes of hard disk storage).
Note that not all access provider
offer server space. And many server space providers do not provide access. Server space and access
are two different services.
Relative to other costs of developing a Web site, the cost of server space is usually small. A
new trend on some sites, however, is to charge for the amount of traffic your pages get rather than
the space they use. This is because server space is relatively cheap compared to the administrative
costs of managing a busy site for someone.
This was last updated in April 2005
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