With 600 megs of space and six gigabytes of bandwidth per month, Freebee Hosting seems like an average free hosting company. According to their product page, they also provide FTP and email accounts for your site, although they don’t list how many of each. They also seem to be using the lastest version of Apache, PHP, and MySQL (which you manage with phpMyAdmin). They also state that they provide Zend Encoder and Ion Cube support, this is great because some free software require these encoders to run. You are allowed five parked, addon and/or sub domains with your account, which should be more than enough for most start up sites. This will allow you to have a blog.sitename.com or forum.sitename.com, which is very useful for your visitors to remember. Freebee also provides a script installer, but they don’t provide any information on what software you can install, instead they use generic information, like forums, blogs, and wikis. Tracking your site’s stats with Freebee should be simple, since there are two different tracking software provided, AwStats and Webalizer, both are common in the industry.

DreamHost Apps provide a unique free hosting feature. They will host your site, and even set it up for you. The only “issue” is that you can only choose from their list of applications. The applications that they list are all popular web applications which you can install on a site yourself for free. The list of applications that they provide are Wordpress, Drupal, MediaWiki, Zenphoto, phpBB, and various Google Apps like Google calendar and Google Docs. Keeping with the free software, they also provide a Gmail based email account.