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Dotnetnuke Hosting Providers

I created this post based on my hunt for a good hosting company. Please feel free to correct me if I stated something wrong. Also please suggest any other better hosting company if I missed one. All the price & cost details are as of 04/29/2009.

My Asp - http://www.my-asp.net/Hosting/ASPHosting/tabid/217/Default.aspx
Plan cost: $1-free hosting, $8.99-ASP hosting, $14.99-dotnetnuke hosting, all plans for 1 domain.
Multi domain dotnetnuke hosting cost: $24.27-3 domains

3 Essentials - http://www.3essentials.com/windows-web-hosting.asp
Plan cost: $9.95-ASP hosting (with 12 month plan), 2 domain, MSSQL - 1*300MB, 6 Months Free, Secure SQL Server 2005 Management Studio.

Discount ASP - http://www.discountasp.net/features.aspx
$10 hosting, $10 MSSQL, one root domain, unlimited sub domains

Asp Host Central - http://www.asphostcentral.com/
Plan cost: 7.99-dotnetnuke plan, 2 websites, 1 MSSQL, 11.99-business plan, 3 websites, 2 MSSQL

iHostASP - http://www.ihostasp.net/SharedHosting/DotNetNuke.asp#HostingPlans
Plan cost: $8.45-dotnetnuke std, 20 portals, MSSQL 250MB 1DB. $16.45-dotnetnuke dev, 60 portals, MSSQL 250MB 3DB. $26.45-dotnetnuke dev, 120 portals, MSSQL 250MB 6DB

W eb Secure Stores - http://www.websecurestores.com/HostingServers/HostingPlans/tabid/65/Default.aspx
Plan cost: 9.95-setup fees for all plans, 6.95-SQL basic, MSSQL 100MB 1DB. $9.95-ASP advanced, MSSQL 500MB 1DB

Power DNN - http://www.powerdnn.com/SharedHosting/Overview/tabid/292/Default.aspx
Plans cost: $20-personal, $50-pro, $100-Business. All includes unlimited domains & unlimited sub domains.

Web Host4Life - http://www.webhost4life.com/hosting.asp
Plan cost: $9.95-advance plan, MSSQL 2GB 1DB, DB backup & restore, domain alias-unlimited, 8 domains, unlimited sub domain.
$19.95-premier plan, MSSQL 3GB 3DB, DB backup & restore, domain alias-unlimited, 8 domains, unlimited sub domain

Discussion & other people suggestions:
http://weblogs.asp.net/christoc/archive/2008/05/27/good-dotnetnuke-hosting-providers.aspx
http://weblogs.asp.net/christoc/archive/2008/09/04/finding-a-dotnetnuke-host.aspx

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