Premium kit with the price on the tag

The things other hosts sell as extras are standard here, right down to the entry plan. That means a free SSL certificate that renews itself, daily automatic backups you can restore yourself, a free hands-on migration from your previous host, proper mailboxes on your own domain, and current cPanel with Softaculous for one-click WordPress plus 240+ other applications. Underneath, every account sits on pure NVMe storage with LiteSpeed caching, modern PHP, HTTP/2 and DDoS filtering at network level. Move up a tier and you gain more storage, room for as many as 100 websites, and a larger CPU and memory allowance — but nothing in that first list is ever held back to sell you an upgrade. No setup fee, nothing compulsory added at checkout, and the price you sign up on is the price you renew on.

Every hosting package includes one domain name registered free for its first year. Put a new .com, .net, .org, .xyz or .info on the same order as a hosting plan and the first-year registration comes off at checkout — no code to enter, nothing to claim afterwards. The plain terms: one free domain per hosting order, and only when it is bought alongside hosting, since a domain ordered on its own is charged as normal. From year two the name renews at our standard rate, published on the domain pricing page well before you buy. Already own a domain? Point it here or transfer it in — the free year applies to new registrations. Every plan bills annually, so every order qualifies, and because hosting renews at your original price, year two adds only the domain's own renewal.

Any time you like, and the move is designed to be uneventful. Upgrades apply straight away from the client area: pick the larger tier, pay only the pro-rated difference for whatever is left of your term, and the site stays up throughout. Nothing is rebuilt, nothing is migrated a second time, and the domain does not need re-pointing — your files, databases, mail and settings stay exactly where they are while the resources behind them grow. In practice you can open on Launch while a project is small, then step up to Pro or Elite on the day you genuinely need the room instead of paying for capacity that sits idle. If things quieten down again, you can drop back a tier at your next renewal. Upgrading a little early never costs more overall, because billing follows the plan you are actually on.

It is the most common thing our customers run, and the stack is arranged for it. NVMe storage plus LiteSpeed's server-level caching makes WordPress noticeably quicker than it is on ordinary shared hosting, which shows up both for visitors and in your Core Web Vitals. Softaculous puts a clean, secured install in place in well under a minute, and the WordPress Toolkit handles updates, staging and cloning without anyone opening a terminal. Free SSL means HTTPS from the first minute, daily backups give you something to fall back on before a risky plugin update, and current PHP versions keep things quick and compatible. Bringing an existing WordPress site over is covered by the free migration service. Selling as well as publishing? WooCommerce runs comfortably on the same stack, with room left to grow into.

Yes — mail on your own domain comes with every hosting plan at no added cost. Create addresses such as you@yourdomain.com from cPanel, add forwarders and autoresponders, and read your post either in browser-based webmail or over IMAP in Outlook, Apple Mail or your phone. IMAP keeps everything in step, so a message opened on one device shows as read on the rest. Spam filtering is on by default, and your domain's SPF and DKIM records are written for you, so outgoing mail stands a far better chance of reaching the inbox than the junk folder. Shared plans allow a generous count of mailboxes, so a small team can hand every role its own address — sales@, support@, hello@ — with nothing charged per mailbox.