Is there any free web host which supports ASP.Net MVC and gives multiple subdomains?

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I want a free web host which
1. Support ASP.net MVC (.NET framework 4)
2. Provide multiple subdomain

There are free webhosts such as Heliohost[^] which give you unlimited subdomain but they don’t support .NET framework 4 so we can’t run ASP MVC websites on them. On the other hand there are webhosts such as somee[^] which support .NET framework 4 but they give you just one subdomain.

I couldn't find any free webhost which provides multiple subdomain and support of .NET framework 4 together. Does anyone know such free webhost?

Posted 30-Mar-12 13:01pm

MehdiNaseri

Updated 30-Mar-12 13:06pm

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Solution 2

ASPSpider.com its free for 3 Month only.

Posted 11-Aug-12 3:26am

Member 8192506

Solution 5

I have not seen this but you may Try here: http://www.smarterasp.net/[^]

Posted 22-Feb-14 7:47am

Rajeshmishra90

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CHill60 22-Feb-14 13:57pm

I really hope he hasn't been waiting 2 years for this

AdamASPGeek 26-Nov-14 0:58am

Why are you looking for FREE hosting? There are many cheap asp.net hosting provider now. You can check asphostportal.com, hostforlife.eu, discountasp. They are the best in asp.net

Solution 7

Hey try this

https://somee.com/FreeAspNetHosting.aspx[^]

they will give you 150MB webspace and 15MB MS sql,
(Life Long account)

the configuration for publish is very intuitive, you can see the control panel.

direct publish from visual studio is possible and I am enjoying it..

look at my site(MVC5) www.ganesh36.somee.com, use this domain to test deployments...

happy hacking,
Ganesh.

PS: if you have publishing difficulties let me know ..:)

Posted 19-Nov-14 20:47pm

Ganesh Vellanki

Updated 19-Nov-14 20:48pm

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Member 11540090 28-Dec-15 16:33pm

#Ganesh plz help me uploading the mvc project,,
younusrana3@gmail.com
mail me,,,need help,...

Ganesh Vellanki 8-Mar-16 8:49am

got it covered ? I didn't saw your reply

Member 12656784 21-Aug-16 3:48am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-30T21:20:00

I don't. But I would strongly suggest that a paid host would be a better bet anyway. My experience with free hosts is pretty much that you get what you pay for: a lot of the time, what you get is nothing. Low up-time, slow response, paid for or no technical support, limited storage and / or database support, and so forth. Pick a host (preferably in your native language) and pay a small fee each year - you will get a much, much better result.