I know this question might be asked for like many times.. but still i would like to have a clear and a good answer for it.

How much page views per day can a 120 Gigs Monthly Bandwidth handle? I'm talking about the maximum page views per month that a 120 gigs Monthly bandwidth could handle.

How much bandwidth I would need if I'm expecting a 1 million page views per month? or even 500.000 page views per month?

Thanks for your help.

How much bandwidth I would need if I'm expecting a 1 million page views per month? or even 500.000 page views per month?

Only you can know the answer, as only you can estimate the average page size on your site.

Going further than that, if you have a heavy application, like say a forum, the 120GB are probably not going to be the limit in a shared hosting environment, but rather the CPU usage.

Originally Posted by Quicko

How much bandwidth I would need if I'm expecting a 1 million page views per month?

One legal size page with text is about 50kb. 20 of them make 1mb

Lets say you published 20 pages book and you have 100 visitors per day then
you monthly consumption will be 3,000mb.

Add to that images, sound files, videos and you will easily double the size of your page.
If you expecting 1M visitors then multiply that by 50kb and there you have it



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Add to that images, sound files, videos

Caching also comes into play though.

Hi, I work for a webhost myself.

On average, one of our customers who uses 120GB of bandwidth monthly will show 2,000,000 to 5,000,000 full size pages monthly, or about 65,000 to 135,000 full size pages daily. To use this sort of bandwidth, you would have to be a very large, website with a very large visitor base.

What kind of web sites do you plan to host?

as i mentioned above a social network website..