Every host advertises $2.99. We rank them on what you'll actually pay over four years — plus the speed, support and uptime that cost small businesses real money.
Scored on performance, ease of use, support, and — unlike most reviews — renewal value.
The value king — modern dashboard, fast servers, and intro prices that undercut nearly everyone.
The famous beginner host — best-in-class WordPress onboarding, average performance, watch the upsells.
The premium end of shared hosting — Google Cloud infrastructure and the support team everyone praises.
Rock-bottom pricing with unusually honest renewals — solid for side projects and starter sites.
Month-to-month plans, a 97-day guarantee, and no long-prepay games — hosting for commitment-phobes.
The speed-marketing host — Turbo plans deliver real gains, standard plans are just fine.
Shortcut the research — the right host for your situation and budget, with the tradeoffs stated plainly.
Ranked by 4-year total cost and reliability — not teaser prices. What a small business should actually buy.
Under $5/month without the gotchas — ranked by what you'll actually pay over 4 years.
Matched to your comfort level — from total hand-holding to best value for the slightly confident.
Yes, genuinely free exists — for the right kind of site. When $0 hosting is smart and when it's a trap.
From first sale to real volume — the right store hosting at each stage, plus the honest Shopify question.
Your portfolio might cost $0 to host — and if you build for clients, one setup pays for itself.
We judge hosts on four things: real-world performance, ease of use for non-experts, support quality on a bad day, and honest long-term pricing — the renewal rates, prepay requirements and add-on costs that intro-price ads leave out. When a free option genuinely fits (it happens more than this industry admits), we say so.