You have choices. Quality is dependent on variables including hardware, connection speed or operating system. Although shared hosting generally provides slower access, a large well-known shared host might have a better connection to the Internet backbone than a local company offering dedicated servers. As a result, it's impossible to pin down one hosting arrangement as fastest, most secure or most scalable for a specific site type. Before you start, define your site needs.
Technical complexity is a big factor in determining a hosting arrangement.
Research how much bandwidth your site will require and what your total monthly transfer rate is likely to be. Rates vary widely depending on region and transfer rate paid for, so shop for the best deal. Hosts can be shared, dedicated or co-located. You might choose to host your site on your own server. A shared host provides an Internet connection and server hardware and software.