Hi All Is there a information chart or something that shows what bandwidth will be used per 1000 visitors to your site. I assume it will change with regard to downloads etc but I just need a rough idea. So for example one of my hosting accounts had a bandwidth of 10GB so how many visitors does that allow each month? I just need a rough estimate to the nearest hundred or thousand? Thanks James
how about size of your page + images x 1000? that should be the max since pics etc usually get cached.
You need to (first) know the file size of the .html and / or .php for your index page. ~~~ Honestly, the easy way to figure it out is to get a bit of traffic, and then check the average amount of transfer used. If you really want to know in advance, well... Is it a single page site? If "No", how will you know (in advance) which pages your visitors will see??? ~~~~~~ 10g is plenty for a new site. I would get some traffic first and check later.
It depends on the file size of your easch page element (html/php/asp/jsp, image, css, javascript, flash, etc)
what they all say =) it depends on images loaded, size of files transmitted, etc. do 10gb / (expected page sizes x expected page views per visit)
Nothing is simple with this stuff, well I guess it is once you know how Thanks guys at least I have something to work with. James