Plans and Pricing

Hosting prices look simple on a landing page and get complicated at checkout. The headline monthly figure usually assumes a three-year prepayment, a promotional first term and a bare-bones feature set. The guides in this section show you how to read a pricing page the way an accountant would: separating the introductory price from the renewal price, counting add-ons you actually need such as backups, email and a security certificate, and spotting usage limits that trigger overage charges.

Start with the plan-by-plan breakdown to learn what each tier typically includes, then read about renewal pricing and hidden fees before you commit to a long term. If you are trying to stay within a budget, the free plans guide explains what you give up at zero cost. Use the cost estimator in the tools section to turn these ideas into a first-year and multi-year budget you can compare across providers. None of the guides quote live prices, because they change often; they teach you what to look for and where to verify current terms.