If you want to get a website for free, it's better to just walk past. UCOZ certainly offers the option to create a website without payment, including hosting and a domain, but the ad that takes up a quarter of the screen will quickly annoy you and your visitors. Creating a free website on UCOZ is a waste of time! However, if you decide to use their paid services, the situation changes. I want to warn you right away: under no circumstances should you pay for UCOZ services with a bank card online! After such a payment, all your card data is saved on UCOZ, and the service will automatically charge your card without your knowledge, and not at the lowest rate. Ten years ago, I opened an online store on UCOZ. At that time, the prices were quite reasonable, the service was convenient, and the technical support was responsive. But ten years have passed... Prices for services have significantly increased, and now there are many cheaper and higher-quality hosting options on the market. The first signal for me was the limitation on the number of products in the online store — that was an unpleasant surprise. I thought about changing hosting for the second time when UCOZ charged my card without my consent. And the technical support just drove me crazy. The only words that come to mind to describe their attitude towards customers are curses. After the server crash, I had problems accessing the site. I contacted technical support, and the correspondence began, but the response came after several hours. It was reminiscent of a joke about a man buying toilet paper: they brought the toilet, showed the ***, but still couldn't solve the problem. They couldn't fix a trivial issue for several days, or rather, no one wanted to solve it. My assessment of technical support's work is TERRIBLE!!! Moreover, there are no details of the legal entity anywhere, and there's nowhere to file a complaint. Most likely, the legal entity is registered abroad, so no one will help you get your money back for poor service. I am switching to another hosting and strongly do not recommend UCOZ.
