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Compare shared hosting, WordPress hosting and VPS by workload, control and support needs. A WordPress site can suit shared hosting too: the right choice depends on its resources and the tools you need.

Start with your workload

Three options, different responsibilities.

These are starting examples, not a recommendation for every website. Review the current plan limits and billing terms before ordering.

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Shared hosting, WordPress hosting and VPS: current starting examples
What mattersShared hostingWordPress hostingVPS hosting
A good starting point forA business website, portfolio or several modest sites within the plan limits.WordPress sites where WordPress-focused tools and migration help are useful.Linux applications or services that need root access and their own allocated server resources.
Example base plan, billed monthlyStarter
2.95 USD for 1 month
WP Starter
2.95 USD for 1 month
VPS 512
14.95 USD for 1 month
Resources in that example
  • 15 GB SSD storage
  • 150 GB monthly transfer
  • Host up to 5 websites
  • SSD Disk space: 15GB
  • Bandwidth: 150000MB
  • Websites: 5
  • 1 CPU core
  • 512 MB RAM
  • 10 GB SSD storage
Control and toolscPanel for website files, databases and supported account features.cPanel, HillHost SiteTools and WordPress management tools.Root SSH access and server controls. Software and application setup depend on your requirements.
Support and maintenanceHosting support is available. Confirm the responsibility for website, plugin and application maintenance.Ask which WordPress tasks are included for your setup, including updates, plugin work and troubleshooting.Agree the server-management and application-support scope before ordering.
Email requirementsCheck mailbox and storage limits on your chosen plan.Confirm mailbox requirements and the scope of any email migration.Discuss mail configuration, deliverability and ongoing support as part of the server setup.
Moving an existing siteAsk us to confirm compatibility and migration scope before choosing a plan.Migration of a compatible standard WordPress site is included with new WordPress hosting. Large or unusual setups need a scope check.Confirm the application, data-transfer and migration requirements before choosing server resources.
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The example prices above are base-plan totals for one month, using the current published plan prices. Longer billing terms may have different monthly equivalents. Selected options, setup charges where applicable, discounts and taxes are confirmed during checkout.

Starting a small website?

Compare shared hosting first. Check the website count, storage and transfer allowance against what you expect to use.

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Moving a WordPress site?

Tell us your website address, storage and email needs. We will check compatibility and recommend a plan before you order.

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Need root access?

Review VPS resources and discuss your operating system, applications and management needs. Choose RAM and storage for the workload you actually run.

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Before you choose

A few useful answers.

Ask the team about your requirements.

Does every WordPress site need a VPS?

No. Many WordPress websites can run on shared or WordPress hosting. Storage, traffic, plugins, background jobs and the control you need help determine the right fit. Ask us to assess an unusual or demanding setup.

Do I need to transfer my domain to move hosting?

You can keep the domain with its current registrar. For an existing domain, agree the migration and testing plan before changing DNS. Keep the old hosting active until the move has been checked.

What should I check before paying?

Check the plan limits, full billing period, total due, renewal terms and any selected options. The example monthly prices here do not include every possible configuration or tax. The plan pages and checkout show your selected terms.

Moving an existing website?

Start with a compatibility check.

Prepare your site, email and DNS requirements before the switch.