Here is the short version of our web hosting pricing: the number you pay on day one is the number you pay on renewal. There is no tiny introductory teaser rate and no quiet jump in year two. Our shared hosting plans are billed annually, and every VPS and dedicated server we offer follows the same honest rule.
Shared hosting runs on three tiers: Basic at $36/year, Blogger at $84/year, and Business Pro at $120/year. Need more power? VPS and dedicated servers are priced on their own pages so you can configure exactly what you need. Every plan includes free migration and free SSL, so switching to us never means paying twice.
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Most hosts advertise a small intro price, lock you into a long term, then renew you at two or three times that rate. We do not. On every product, the signup price equals the renewal price. Shared plans bill annually, so Basic is $36/year, Blogger is $84/year, and Business Pro is $120/year at signup and at renewal alike.
A couple of honest notes up front. The higher shared tiers give you more room, not a different stack, and VPS and dedicated pricing scales with the resources you choose, so those figures live on their own pages and in the configurator. Everything shown here is the real current rate, not a sale that ends Friday.
What's included at every tier
The stack does not get cheaper on the entry plan; you simply get less room. Every shared tier ships with the same core features, and our higher-end products carry them forward too.
Free SSL on every domain, via Sectigo and Let’s Encrypt, so your site is encrypted from day one.
Free website migration from your current host, with your live site staying up until the switch is complete.
A global network spanning six VPS regions: the United States, Canada, France, the Netherlands, Australia, and the UK (London).
A 30-day money-back guarantee on shared plans, so you can test the service risk-free.
When a shared plan runs out of headroom, a VPS is the natural next step, and heavy or compliance-bound workloads move to a dedicated server. Running WordPress or a store? See WordPress hosting and WooCommerce hosting for tuned stacks.
Shared hosting is billed annually across three tiers: Basic at $36/year, Blogger at $84/year, and Business Pro at $120/year. VPS and dedicated servers are priced separately on their own pages, since their cost scales with the resources you choose.
Yes, on every product. There is no introductory rate that expires. Basic renews at $36/year, Blogger at $84/year, and Business Pro at $120/year, and VPS and dedicated plans renew at the same rate you signed up for. Domain registration is the one exception, since registry renewal fees are set by each registry.
All three shared tiers run on the same fast, secure hardware and share the same core stack. The step up from Basic to Blogger to Business Pro buys you more room, such as additional storage, sites, and email accounts. Full per-tier details are on the shared hosting page.
Yes. Free SSL is included on every hosting plan, using Let’s Encrypt and Sectigo certificates that install and renew automatically. You never pay extra to encrypt a domain that is hosted with us.
No. Website migration is free on every plan. We move your site from your current host at no charge, and your existing site stays online until the transfer is complete, so there is no downtime and no double billing.
Shared hosting plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee. If the service is not right for you within that window, contact support for a refund of the plan fee. Domain registrations are excluded, because the registry fee is already spent at registration.
We run VPS across six regions: the United States, Canada, France, the Netherlands, Australia, and the UK (London). Pick the location closest to most of your visitors for the lowest latency. See the VPS page for the full regional lineup.
VPS and dedicated pricing depends on the CPU, memory, storage, and bandwidth you select, so we show live figures in the configurator rather than a single headline number. Browse the VPS page or the dedicated servers page for exact per-configuration pricing.
