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Weighing up hosting for multiple websites

A straight answer for portfolio builders, side-project hoarders and owners of several brands at once: how to weigh the options, what to leave on the shelf, and the setup we would order.

Straight answer first

If you read one paragraph only, the right pick is the Pro tier's 25-site allowance for your own collection — and reseller hosting the moment any of those sites belongs to somebody who pays you.

Everything below unpacks that recommendation: the tests to apply, the classic mistake, and how to check any of it for yourself before spending a penny.

Written by the Hosting Seller staff · Checked 1 August 2026

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Most advice on this subject is a ranking table funded by referral fees. This page works differently: name the buyer (portfolio builders, side-project hoarders and owners of several brands at once), name the tests, name the trap, and give a recommendation we are happy to defend across the counter.

One market fact frames the whole thing: multi-site economics favour the quiet many — a typical collection is one busy site and nine dozing ones, and a shared allocation absorbs that shape without breaking sweat.

The tests that actually decide it

Here is the scorecard we would use — and the one we invite you to hold us to:

A real allowance of sites, with resources that scale alongside the number rather than lagging it.

Backups and restores kept separate per site, so rolling one back never disturbs the others.

The shared-resource sum: ten quiet sites fit comfortably where two busy ones would not.

A panel that keeps ten sites tidy instead of turning every visit into a scavenger hunt.

Read this before you compare price tags

Piling client work in beside your own personal experiments, where one broken experiment instantly becomes everybody's incident.

The pattern lasts because its cost lands later: at renewal, at migration, or at the worst possible point in your growth. The antidote is dull arithmetic — total cost across two or three years, with every 'extra' you would actually need added in.

The verdict, plainly

The Pro tier's 25-site allowance for your own collection — and reseller hosting the moment any of those sites belongs to somebody who pays you.

In concrete terms, that is our Pro option: one flat price, stocked with the essentials (SSL, migration, backups, mail) this market loves to sell separately, and upgradeable in place when the job grows.

What you pay on day one is what you pay at renewal, so the year-two invoice holds no surprises worth opening early.

Try it before you trust it

Run the same checks on us as on anybody else: message support before you pay and see who answers, hold the renewal price against the order price, read the refund terms end to end, and look the company up — ours is Bohzo Ltd, registered in England and Wales, and the record is public.

Then let the work decide. A fortnight of real use inside the money-back window tells you more than every review site put together, and switching costs nothing but the minute it takes to open a migration ticket.

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What's in it for us, stated plainly

Most 'best hosting' writing is paid ranking. Ours has a simpler motive: we recommend the setup we would sell you anyway, and we say so — which leaves the rest of the page free to be genuinely useful.

Bring an existing site and we shift it across at no charge — usually inside 24 hours, with nothing going dark while we work.

  • Tests you can run for yourself
  • Renewal prices on the tag, not in a footnote
  • The free move in makes trying us painless
  • A refund policy with no small print

Why Hosting Seller

On every plan, as standard

A real ladder to climb

Shared, VPS and dedicated all under one roof — today's choice never boxes you in tomorrow.

Written for the real buyer

The tests here come out of actual conversations with portfolio builders, side-project hoarders and owners of several brands at once, not off a feature spreadsheet.

One price, plainly printed

The order price is the renewal price — the comparison that matters is the one we win without trying.

Matched to this verdict

The Pro plan is this page's recommendation made concrete — one flat price, essentials included, upgradeable in place.

NVMe and LiteSpeed as standard

The performance kit other hosts reserve for premium tiers is simply how our plans are built.

A refund without a gauntlet

If it does not suit, leaving is a request rather than a negotiation — which is why we are content to be tested.

Price Tags Compared

Our figures beside the big names

Sign-up and renewal prices for GoDaddy, Hostinger and Namecheap, set next to ours — the second number most comparison charts leave off.

Hosting Seller price tags and features set beside three other hosts
Line itemHosting SellerBest sellerGoDaddyHostingerNamecheap
Entry price / mo*$2.09/mo$5.99$2.99$1.88
Price at renewal / mo$2.09/mo$11.99$10.99$4.29
Entry plan renews at the same price
SSL on every plan
Site migration included
NVMe storage on the entry plan
Daily backups on the entry plan
Live human support, 24/7

*Our figure is the cheapest plan we sell, on an annual term. The competitor figures are the lowest shared-hosting price each of them published in July 2026 — those introductory rates normally require signing up for 1–4 years and rise once that term ends. Check their own sites for what they charge today.

First Steps

From choosing to live

  1. 1

    Write the requirement in one sentence

    Put down what the site has to do and for whom — for portfolio builders, side-project hoarders and owners of several brands at once, that one sentence usually settles half the plan choice by itself.

  2. 2

    Price the second year, not the first

    Teaser rates are this market's favourite trick, so compare hosts on what year two costs and the field reorders itself on the spot.

  3. 3

    Try it inside the refund window

    A live trial with your own site answers what no review can, and the free migration plus the refund policy make that trial genuinely risk-free.

In the Box

Packed with every plan

  • A 99.9% uptime commitment, watched by monitoring day and night
  • A free SSL certificate on every plan, reissued before it lapses
  • A domain free for year one when you order annually
  • The Softaculous installer for one-click application setup
  • cPanel, the panel the rest of the trade already knows
  • WordPress Toolkit, with updates applied for you
  • Site migration done for you by our staff, at no charge
  • Upgrades apply to the account in place, with no move between plans
  • LiteSpeed caching running at the server, not bolted on by plugin
  • One-click installs for WordPress and 400+ other applications

Across the Counter

The questions we get asked most

At what point do several sites need reseller hosting instead?

As soon as the sites have different owners. Clients need their own isolated accounts for security, for clean billing and for a tidy exit later. Your own projects can share a shelf; other people's businesses should not have to.

Do ten sites need ten times as many resources?

No. Sites sit idle for most of the day, so the allocation follows total traffic rather than headcount. One popular site dominates the sum and the rest travel along for almost nothing.

Who actually runs the company?

Hosting Seller is a trading name of Bohzo Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales — a real business with a public record and terms published under English law. Looking that up is worth doing about any host before you hand over your domain.

Is the SSL certificate genuinely free?

On every plan, with nothing held back. The certificate is issued the moment your domain points here and reissues itself well before expiry. The encryption is the same as a paid DV certificate — paid tiers exist only for wildcard coverage or organisation validation, which most sites never need.

Which control panel comes with the account?

cPanel, which the whole trade already knows. That means every tutorial online matches what you see, your backups restore onto any cPanel host anywhere, and what you learn here stays useful for life. Plesk and DirectAdmin are stocked on specific plans for anyone who prefers them.

Does the price climb when the term is up?

No. What you pay to order is what you pay to renew, year after year. We do not run teaser rates, so there is no year-two ambush waiting in the calendar, and your bookkeeping can treat the hosting line as a fixed number.

Where do the servers actually sit?

Our hosting runs from European datacentres with London at the centre, behind server-level caching that keeps cached pages quick for visitors anywhere. For most sites the build of the platform — NVMe disks, LiteSpeed, sensible numbers of accounts per machine — decides the speed far more than the postcode does.

Packing up and moving host? Take our checklist.

A plain running order for a move nobody notices: what to copy first, how to carry email across without dropping a single message, when to point DNS, and the two slips behind nearly every hour of downtime we get called about.

One email carrying the checklist, then the odd note on running a site well. Step off the list whenever you like — our privacy policy spells out the rest.

Start on a plan with a plain price tag.

Every plan carries the essentials other hosts ring up as extras — and support that actually replies.

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