Web Hosting

Finding the right WordPress host is complicated enough on its own – never mind finding one that’s both good and cheap. With this in mind, we decided to conduct our own tests to identify the best cheap WordPress hosting providers currently on the market.

Are you looking for the fastest WordPress hosting for your website? Doesn’t matter if you’re starting a new business or if you already have one that’s been around for a while, speed is one of the keys to making sure that your site can grow and remain healthy. Bonus point … this will also keep your visitors active.

Is the (managed) WordPress hosting industry coming to an end? I mean, is WordPress easy-to-grasp enough so that we no longer need any companies helping us out setting up our web servers, and then taking care of those servers on a regular basis?

Today, we’re comparing 5 of the top shared hosting providers for WordPress: SiteGround vs Bluehost vs HostGator vs InMotion Hosting vs GoDaddy.

If you are thinking about getting into the web hosting game, then reselling hosting can be a lucrative business. Whether you are a web agency looking to provide hosting for your clients, or company providing stand-alone hosting options, there are plenty of reseller hosting providers to select from.

Starting a blog isn’t too difficult. However, beginning a successful blog that finds a broad audience, gives you monetization options, and can be updated often is an entirely different matter. If you want to get to the big leagues, you need to know who the best blog hosting providers are.

First off, let’s try answering the most pressing question: Where’s the money made with free WordPress hosting platforms? I think we can all agree – with 100% certainty – that even though the servers are free, the money still has to be made somewhere, somehow.

Here are the results of 5 of our WordPress hosting surveys – from 2016 to 2020 – aka. “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of WordPress Hosting.”

If you’re looking for a good WordPress hosting platform, and you’re just about done with cheap low-quality providers, then you’re in a good place. Today, we’re comparing five of the most popular and recognized managed WordPress hosting solutions out there: WP Engine vs Pagely vs Synthesis vs Flywheel vs GoDaddy.

WordPress hosting is low-key the reason we’re all here. Okay, I might be exaggerating a bit, but what I mean is simply that without all those hosting companies, we wouldn’t be able to enjoy our favorite website platform out in the wild. That being said, what is people’s actual experience with popular WordPress hosting platforms? Is there a way to find out? This is where our annual WordPress hosting survey comes into play.

Shared vs managed WordPress hosting has been a hot-button topic in the WordPress community for a long time now. And we’re no strangers to it either – in our multiple hosting reviews, comparisons and surveys, we’ve always come across many interesting points of view and opinions coming from each side of the barricade.

When I first saw the terms, “headless WordPress hosting” and “WordPress to static,” I didn’t know what to make of it. I was like those poor Westworld hosts saying, “doesn’t look like anything to me.” Nevertheless, the idea – also known as serverless WordPress – is quickly catching on, and we now have two exciting companies aiming to bring serverless WordPress to the masses.

If you’re not interested in all-things WordPress hosting, then sorry, but we’re going at it again (with this WordPress hosting infographic). For a good reason, though! Whether we like it or not, hosting is a mandatory element in any website-building project. 

The WordPress hosting market is probably the fastest changing and most interesting space within the WordPress ecosystem. We regularly hear abstract ideas about “the market is becoming more competitive”, “larger players make it more difficult for small companies”, and “the market is maturing”; WordPress hosting is where all of this change is happening.

If you’re looking for high-traffic WordPress hosting, your focus is obviously going to be a lot different than someone looking for cheap entry-level WordPress hosting. Price becomes less of a factor, with performance and reliability taking center stage. To help you find the best hosting for your high-traffic WordPress site, we’ve collected five great hosts that are used by real-life high-traffic sites.

Past the world of entry-level hosting is where you can find the next step up – the tier of the best cloud hosting providers (for WordPress). But how to navigate these waters? This post will guide you in making the right choice. We look at the best cloud hosting providers in the market today and assess them on various parameters based on your requirements.

If you run a WordPress agency, your hosting needs will be a lot different than those of users managing a single website. For one, a lot of clients are likely to rely on you for hosting, which means choosing the right provider becomes a much more critical decision.

WordPress is both one of the easiest Content Management Systems (CMS) to use, and one of the most powerful. However, to unleash its full potential you need a good hosting provider – and while Bluehost may be popular, it might not be the best option for you. Here are the top Bluehost alternatives, and why you might want to try them out.

If you’re an international website person, excuse the term, then you’re probably aware of the unique challenges that come when choosing the right WordPress hosting for your specific scenario. In other words, are the usual suspects of the WordPress hosting industry still a good choice if your audience isn’t in the US? More specifically, since it’s the topic of today, what if you’re looking for the best WordPress hosting in the UK? Are the SiteGrounds and WPEngines of this world still good for you?

Is looking for the best WordPress hosting in Europe any different from looking for the best WordPress hosting overall? Let’s find out. Luckily, there are numerous WordPress hosting providers that boast European data centers, and other top features that will enable you to seamlessly run your WordPress website within Europe.