Hosting is a separate service best provided by those that specialize in hosting. I recommend Big Scoots (affiliate link – see full disclosure here).
Background Information
A website is simply a series of files that a browser computes as an interactive site. A “host” is the computer that your website files live on. When someone visits your site, your domain name (www.site.com) says “go to this host and get those files!”
Obviously you don’t want your computer to be a host – can you imagine if your site went down every time your battery died? Instead, we hire super computing companies to host our files. This helps with speed of delivery and uptime (the amount of time your website is accessible to the world).
Popular hosing companies you may have heard of include: GoDaddy, BlueHost, BigScoots, WPEngine, Siteground, and Flywheel (to name a few). You can absolutely choose one of these companies to go to on your own (though please let me give you my recommendations for which to choose!).
Why are there Limits?
Hosting plans often start for websites with up to 10,000 views a month and under 3GB in size. If you get more traffic or have a larger website, then we will choose a different plan to meet your needs.
Most TpT Seller Websites get traffic in the 5,000/month category. If you get more THAT IS AWESOME!!!! But that means that you need a slightly bigger plan to accommodate your traffic.
Another thing to note is do get email through your host! ([email protected]). When your site is down, your email is down. I learned this the hard way. Instead, pay $6/month for GSuite and have peace of mind forever. I can help you set it up if need be.