I don't think it would be possible to run the site off a "modern" shared hosting plan. We are using one of the larger Linode VPS instances. We might have to upgrade or similar here.

Some of the companies that I would have considered good at one time because they offered things like SSH, FTP access, and similar in later years discontinued those offerings or restricted them to 'by request' only. VPS is just awesome. While the early companies offering VPS were pretty good generally speaking there are a lot of companies now that I wouldn't use. I'm not a fan of dishonest companies and terms like 'unlimited' are really great way of turning me against your company.

I have had some experience dealing with shared hosting from GoDaddy (beyond by my control) and found that there were so many restrictions it wasn't possible to even run Drupal (at least not the way the person who was trying to run it needed it). I had advised against them using GoDaddy. Unfortunately they didn't listen. I basically looked into the problem they were having and discovered what they wanted to do wouldn't work with GoDaddy's shared hosting solutions.

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