WordPress hosting
WordPress hosting compared on promotional and renewal prices, billing terms and plan limits, from official pages.
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WordPress hosting with Starter, Business and eCommerce Essentials plans.
Who it fits: A provider with WordPress plans on monthly, one-year and three-year terms, for small sites that can choose a long term and plan for the renewal rate.
$15.99/mo
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Managed cloud hosting where you choose the cloud provider and server size.
Who it fits: Managed cloud infrastructure, not a classic managed WordPress plan: you choose a cloud provider and a server size, and Cloudways manages the server. It suits teams willing to size and monitor a server themselves.
$14/mo
- excl. VAT
- hourly, monthly cap
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Visit site of Cloudways Flexible(partner link, opens in a new tab)Partner link — We may earn a commission if you buy through this link. It does not change how we describe the product.Shared WordPress hosting with three plans; first-term prices are much lower than the renewal prices.
Who it fits: WordPress site owners comparing shared hosting who check first-term versus renewal prices: three plans, from one site to unlimited sites.
$11.95/mo
- term commitment
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Visit site of HostArmada WordPress Hosting(partner link, opens in a new tab)Partner link — We may earn a commission if you buy through this link. It does not change how we describe the product.WordPress hosting with Premium, Unlimited and Cloud Startup plans on prepaid terms.
Who it fits: A provider with WordPress plans sold on long prepaid terms at a seasonal promotional price, for small sites that can commit for years and plan for the renewal rate.
Source changed — The official page changed after the last check. The value stays visible while it is checked again.$10.99/mo, billed yearly
- term commitment
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Managed WordPress hosting with plans sized by bandwidth or visits.
Who it fits: A WordPress-only managed platform for business sites that want backups, caching and support included in the plan and can pay a higher entry price than shared-style hosting.
Source changed — The official page changed after the last check. The value stays visible while it is checked again.$35/mo
- term commitment
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WordPress hosting with StartUp, GrowBig and GoGeek plans; first-term prices renew at a higher rate.
Who it fits: A shared-hosting-style provider with WordPress plans, for small sites that can prepay for a year and plan for the renewal rate.
Source changed — The official page changed after the last check. The value stays visible while it is checked again.€15.99/mo, billed yearly
- excl. VAT
- term commitment
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Visit site of SiteGround WordPress Hosting(partner link, opens in a new tab)Partner link — We may earn a commission if you buy through this link. It does not change how we describe the product.Managed WordPress hosting with Essential, Business and Enterprise tiers.
Who it fits: A WordPress-only managed platform for business sites that want daily backups, staging and chat support included and are willing to commit to annual billing at the entry level.
$400/mo, billed yearly
- term commitment
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Guides and comparisons: WordPress hosting
HostArmada vs SiteGround vs Cloudways: Price After Year One
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WordPress hosting for agencies: what 5, 10 and 20 client sites cost
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Moving a WordPress site to a new host: what free migration covers
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Hostinger vs Cloudways for WordPress: term pricing or pay-as-you-go
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Cloudways vs Kinsta for a 25,000-visit WordPress site
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Hostinger vs SiteGround: first-term price, renewal and four-year cost
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Kinsta vs WP Engine: pricing, limits and terms compared
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