Many hosting providers promote their plans as “Unlimited storage” and/or “Unlimited bandwidth” packages. And it’s nothing more than that — a marketing strategy to lure customers like you who want to buy a hosting package and forget about it no matter how big the site gets.
In actuality, it’s simply impossible to provide unlimited resources.
Let’s be honest for a second. Every device, like a laptop or a phone, has limits, right? Well, the server is just a hardware device too. Even if you get the whole thing to yourself (which is not the case with SHARED hosting,) you can fill up just that server. After all, Amazon wouldn’t need big and lavish data centres if that was the case.
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Once that unmentioned limit is crossed, the provider will ask you to upgrade your plan or ban your account/website(s).
I know it’s harsh, but that’s the reality.
However, unlimited hosting does have the upper hand over plans with a certain limit. For the same price, unlimited plans’ storage and bandwidth limits are higher than those, with set boundaries, in most cases. Plus, unlimited hosting tends to handle sudden traffic spikes better - remember, though, the provider will ask to upgrade if spikes happen frequently.
