Wallet-friendly hosting that still feels premium

The basics that other providers charge extra for come standard here, on every tier down to the entry plan. That covers a free SSL certificate that renews itself, daily automatic backups you can roll back yourself, free hands-on migration from your previous host, proper email accounts on your own domain, and the current cPanel paired with Softaculous for one-click WordPress plus 240+ other apps. Underneath it all, every account runs on pure NVMe storage with LiteSpeed caching, modern PHP, HTTP/2 and network-level DDoS filtering. Bigger tiers unlock more storage, room for as many as 100 websites, and roomier CPU and memory allowances — but nothing in that first list is ever locked behind an upgrade. There are no setup charges and nothing mandatory tacked on at checkout, and every plan keeps the exact price you signed up at when renewal comes around.

Every hosting package comes with one domain registered free for its opening year. Add a fresh .com, .net, .org, .xyz or .info name to the same order as any hosting plan, and its first-year registration cost simply drops off at checkout — nothing to enter, nothing to remember. A few plain facts worth flagging: it's one free domain per hosting order, it only applies when the domain is bought alongside hosting (buying one on its own is charged as usual), and once year one ends the domain renews at our normal rate, always listed on our domain pricing page ahead of purchase. Already own a domain elsewhere? Just point it here instead, or transfer it in — the free year is for new registrations. Every plan bills annually, so every order qualifies, and since hosting itself renews at your original sign-up price, year two only adds the domain's standard renewal cost.

Yes, whenever you like, and we've built the process to be as smooth as possible. Upgrades kick in immediately from your client area — pick the new tier, pay only the pro-rated gap for whatever's left on your current term, and your site stays live throughout with zero interruption. Nothing gets rebuilt, nothing gets re-migrated, and your domain doesn't need re-pointing: your files, databases, email and settings all stay put while the resources behind them grow. In practice that means you can launch on the Launch plan while your project is still small, then step up to Pro or Elite exactly when you need the extra room, instead of paying for capacity you don't yet use. Needs shrink later? You can drop back down at your next renewal just as easily. Upgrading a little early never costs you extra overall, since billing always tracks the plan you're actually on.

Very much so — it's one of the most common uses on our platform, and the stack is built with it in mind. Pure NVMe storage combined with LiteSpeed's server-level caching makes WordPress run noticeably quicker than it would on typical shared hosting, which helps both your visitors and your Core Web Vitals scores. Softaculous spins up a clean, secured WordPress install in well under a minute, and the WordPress Toolkit takes care of updates, staging and cloning without ever touching a command line. Free SSL means HTTPS from day one, daily backups give you a safety net before a risky plugin update, and current PHP versions keep things quick and compatible. Bringing an existing WordPress site across is covered by our free migration service too. Running a store instead? WooCommerce works comfortably on the same setup, with plenty of room to expand.

Yes — proper email at your own domain comes bundled with every hosting plan at no added cost. Build inboxes like you@yourdomain.com directly from cPanel, set up forwarders and autoresponders, and check messages through browser-based webmail or connect via IMAP on Outlook, Apple Mail or your phone. Because IMAP keeps everything synced, reading a message on one device marks it read everywhere else too. Spam filtering runs by default, and your domain's SPF and DKIM records are configured automatically so outgoing mail is more likely to land in the inbox rather than get filtered away. Shared plans allow a generous number of mailboxes, so most small teams can give every role its own address — sales@, support@, hello@ — without paying anything extra per mailbox created.