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Old space and bandwidth limits

Shared Servers

If your account does not reflect the newest disk space and bandwidth, please email support@hostgator.com and we will be glad to upgrade you.

Very Old space and bandwidth limits
(Plan -- Disk Space / Bandwidth)

Hatchling -- 3.5GB / 50GB
Baby -- 5GB / 75GB
Swamp -- 10GB / 100GB (now the Business plan)
Queen -- 6 GB/ 50GB (extremely old; no longer offered)
King -- 10GB / 100GB (extremely old; no longer offered)

Aluminum -- 5GB / 50GB
Copper -- 7GB / 75GB
Silver -- 10GB / 100GB
Gold -- 15GB / 150GB
Diamond -- 20GB / 200GB

Semi-dedicated -- 25GB / 500GB (no longer offered)

Dedicated Servers

If your account does not reflect the newest specifications, you may order a new server online and cancel your old server.

Old dedicated specs (purchased before May 1, 2009)

Basic Standard Elite Pro
Pentium 4 2.4Ghz Dual-Core 3040 Xeon (Conroe) Dual Xeon 2.4 Quad-Core 3210 Xeon (Kentfield)
$174.00 $219.00 $279.00 $374.00
1024mb RAM 1024mb RAM 4096mb RAM 4096mb RAM
80gb SATA 2x80gb SATA 250gb SATA 2x250gb SATA II
1,500gb 1,500gb 2,500gb 2,500gb
5 IPs 10 IPs 5 IPs 10 IPs
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Article Comments

lunakid
Please don't call (accumulated) traffic "bandwidth" (and traffic limit as "bandwidth limit"). This looks very odd from a professional hosting provider (and I found it a bit confusing indeed for a short while).
Posted: February 13, 2010
HostGator
Of course, we know that bandwidth technically means the rate of data transfer.

However, "bandwidth" has become a term used by the common man which means the amount of data transfer allowed in a specified time period.
Posted: February 15, 2010
HostGator
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Posted: December 13, 2011 (Global Reply)
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