Hosting by Country
Web hosting for the United Kingdom
What actually matters if you are buying from the United Kingdom: which local domains we can register, what your card is charged, how fast our servers are from where you are, the tax position, and the payment methods we cannot yet take.
The Six Things That Differ
Buying from the United Kingdom, specifically
Not a template with your country's name dropped in — these are the details that genuinely change depending on where you are.
Local domains
We register .co.uk, .uk, .org.uk directly.
Prices in your currency
Shown in GBP, charged in USD. Your bank converts and may add a fee.
Speed from London
About 5–15 ms round trip. You cannot tell it apart from a server across town.
Support in your hours
GMT/BST — the same working day as our team. First reply target is under 2 hours, any hour, in English.
Local Domains
What your country's extension costs
Real prices from our price list, not indicative figures.
| Extension | First year |
|---|---|
| .co.uk | $10.99 |
| .uk | $10.99 |
| .org.uk | $10.99 |
See the full price list covering all 65 extensions on our books.
Specifically the United Kingdom
What's genuinely different here
This is our home market and our servers are physically here, in London. You get the lowest latency we can offer anyone, and the company you are buying from — Fairdeal Renovations Limited, number 15026869 — is on the Companies House register you can search yourself. Since Brexit, UK residents are no longer eligible to register .eu domains, so .co.uk or .uk is the local choice.
Paying Us
Cards work. Here's what doesn't.
The gap between what we accept and how your country actually pays — stated before you reach checkout.
What we take
Credit or debit, we take Visa, Mastercard and American Express, issued in the United Kingdom or anywhere else, provided the card is cleared for international payments. Stripe runs the transaction, which keeps your card numbers off our servers entirely.
What we can't take yet
Nothing here worth flagging. Paying online in the UK means reaching for a card, and cards go through with us. PayPal is still not something we take.
Full detail on payment methods and how currency works.
Cities
Local pages for the United Kingdom
More detail on the local market, city by city.
Common Questions
Buying hosting from the United Kingdom
Can I buy hosting from the United Kingdom?
Yes. We accept Visa, Mastercard and American Express issued in the United Kingdom, and your account is set up automatically once payment goes through — there is no manual approval step and no requirement to be based in the UK. Prices display in GBP so you can judge the cost, and the charge itself reaches your card in USD.
How do most people in the United Kingdom prefer to pay, and can you take it?
Here is the honest answer rather than the flattering one. Nothing here worth flagging. Paying online in the UK means reaching for a card, and cards go through with us. PayPal is still not something we take. What we can always take is a card enabled for international payments. If that does not work for you, we would rather you knew before spending time choosing a plan.
Will my site be fast enough for visitors in the United Kingdom?
Our servers are in London, roughly 5–15 ms away from you. You cannot tell it apart from a server across town. For most sites the practical answer is that anonymous visitors reading cached pages will not notice the distance, because those pages can be served from an edge location near them. What you will notice is logged-in work — the WordPress admin, checkout, anything uncached — because that travels to London and back on every action. Our infrastructure page sets out exactly what a CDN fixes and what it cannot.
Do I pay tax on this order in the United Kingdom?
We run as a UK company, which puts UK VAT rules on us directly. You will see any VAT owed at checkout, ahead of paying.
Must I be living in the UK to host a site with you?
No. We are a UK company — Fairdeal Renovations Limited, registered in England and Wales under number 15026869, which you can verify on the public Companies House register — but there is no residency or business-registration requirement to buy hosting from us. Customers in the United Kingdom order exactly as a UK customer does.
What if it turns out not to suit me?
Every hosting plan comes with 30 days to change your mind. Reseller plans give you 7 days. That window exists so you can push a live site onto the platform and time it against your own visitors, instead of taking our numbers on faith. Doesn't suit you? Claim your money back. Domains are the one thing we can't refund, since the registry bills us the second a name is registered.
Try it from the United Kingdom, risk-free.
Thirty days to measure real speed from your own audience. If the numbers don't work for you, take the refund.
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