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Low price and good quality aren't opposites — they're a result of how a host spends its money. We run lean: no stadium sponsorships, no aggressive outbound sales teams, and no bloated middle layers to fund. What you pay goes into the things that actually affect your website — pure NVMe SSD storage, LiteSpeed caching, a proven upstream platform, and support staffed by real engineers rather than scripts. Because we resell capacity on established infrastructure instead of running half-empty datacentres of our own, our fixed costs stay low and we pass that saving on. The result is hosting that performs like plans costing three or four times more, without the marketing premium baked into the price. If it ever falls short, the money-back guarantee means you risk nothing by trying it.

No — and we go out of our way to prove it. The single biggest trick in cheap hosting is a tiny introductory price that renews three or four times higher a year later, once you're committed. We refuse to play that game at all: every plan renews at the same price you sign up at, and the card says so directly beneath the headline price — no two-year maths required. SSL, migration, daily backups and email are included rather than bolted on as paid extras, so the price you see is the price you pay. There are no setup fees, no compulsory add-ons at checkout, and no automatic 'upgrades' slipped into your basket. When your renewal invoice arrives, it matches the number we showed you on day one.

Yes, and migration is free on every plan — there's no catch and no per-site charge for standard moves. After you sign up, open a support ticket with your current host's login details and our team handles the transfer for you: website files, databases, and email where it's possible to move. The safest part is the order we do it in. We copy and stage your site on our servers first, then let you preview it before anything changes for your visitors, and you only point your domain to us once you're happy it works. Because both the old and new copies exist during that window, there's no downtime and no broken page in between. Most standard migrations are completed within 24 hours of your request; larger or more complex setups we'll scope with you up front.

You're covered by a money-back guarantee, so trying us is genuinely risk-free. Shared and business hosting come with a 30-day guarantee, and reseller hosting with a 7-day one — if the service isn't right for you within that window, you get your hosting fees back without an interrogation or a retention gauntlet. A couple of things are worth knowing up front: domain registrations are non-refundable once bought, because the registry charges us the moment a domain is registered in your name, and the guarantee covers the hosting itself rather than third-party add-ons. Beyond the guarantee period, cancelling simply stops your service renewing rather than refunding the current term. Full detail lives on our refund policy page, written in plain English so there are no surprises.

We back a 99.9% uptime guarantee with a service-level agreement, and the infrastructure is built to earn it rather than just promise it. Your sites run on redundant, enterprise-grade hardware in tier-3 datacentres with resilient power, cooling and network paths, and automatic failover so a single component fault doesn't take your site offline. Pure NVMe SSD storage and LiteSpeed caching keep pages fast even under traffic spikes, and network-level DDoS protection absorbs the kind of attacks that knock cheaper hosts over. Daily automatic backups mean that even in a worst case your data is recoverable, not lost. You can watch real-time and historical availability yourself on our network status page — we'd rather show you the numbers than ask you to take reliability on faith.

You reach a real person, at any hour, without fighting a phone tree. Live chat and support tickets are staffed 24/7 by engineers who actually work on the platform, not a first-line call centre reading from a script, and the average first response is under 15 minutes. For account-specific problems — a DNS record, a mailbox, a plan change — signing in to the client area lets us tailor the fix to your setup, while general questions can be asked from the contact form without logging in at all. If something is genuinely our end, we own it and escalate; if it's a WordPress plugin or a config on your side, we'll still point you to the fix rather than leaving you stuck. Support is included with every plan at no extra charge.

All plans are priced and billed in USD, which keeps things consistent no matter where you're signing up from. To make browsing easier, a geo-currency display shows an approximate estimate in your own local currency as you look around the site, so you have a rough idea of cost before you reach checkout, even though the actual charge on your card is in USD.

Hosting Cheap is operated by Bohzo Ltd, a registered UK company. That matters because the guarantees you read about — the 30-day money-back promise, the free migration service, the 24/7 support commitment — are backed by a real, accountable business rather than an anonymous storefront reselling someone else's hosting under a throwaway brand.

No — the cPanel-style panel and its 1-click installers are designed so you can launch WordPress or another app, create email accounts and manage files without touching a command line. If you do have technical skills, business hosting and VPS plans add SSH access and support for Node.js, Python, Ruby and PostgreSQL, so there's headroom for developers without forcing beginners to learn tools they don't need.

VPS hosting, from $9.99/mo, gives you your own virtual slice of a shared physical server with root access and resources reserved just for you. A dedicated server, from $149.99/mo, hands you the entire physical machine with nobody else on it at all. Most people choose VPS for the balance of control and price, and move to dedicated hardware once a single project needs a whole machine's worth of resources or stricter isolation.

Yes — professional email at your own domain is included free with every hosting plan, but it's also available as its own standalone service if all you need are working mailboxes rather than a website. That's useful if you already have a site elsewhere, or don't need one yet, but still want you@yourdomain.com addresses for your business.

It depends on the tier: entry-level plans are built around a single primary website, while higher shared hosting tiers add room to run several websites side by side under one account and one bill. If you're managing sites for different clients rather than your own projects, reseller hosting is built specifically for that, giving each client their own isolated account under your own brand.