How do you keep prices flat?

We do not use bait-and-switch intro pricing. We price hosting at a fair rate from day one, so there is no gap to make up at renewal. The price you sign up at is the price you keep.

Is there a catch, like a required multi-year contract?

No. You do not have to prepay for years to get a fair rate, and there is no hidden usage meter that piles charges on top of your plan.

What about overage or add-on fees?

Essentials like SSL, backups, and security are included, not billed separately. We do not charge visit-based overages, so a busy month does not turn into a surprise bill.

What if I want to leave?

You are covered by our 45-day money-back guarantee, and we make leaving as easy as joining. Honest pricing means we earn your renewal, we do not trap it.

Honest pricing

Hosting with no renewal price increase

The cheap first-year price that triples in year two is the oldest trick in hosting. We do not play it. The rate you start at is the rate you keep, with no intro-teaser, no required multi-year prepay, and no surprise bill at renewal.

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The trap

The renewal bill nobody warns you about

The advertised price is rarely the price you pay for long. Here is what the first renewal looks like at hosts that bait with intro pricing.

SiteGround

StartUp renews from about $2.99/mo to $17.99/mo at the 12-month regular rate, roughly six times the intro, per SiteGround’s own pricing KB.

Hostinger

Premium renews from about $2.99/mo to $10.99/mo and Business from about $3.99 to $16.99/mo, a 3 to 4x jump on the official pricing page.

Bluehost

Starter renews from about $3.99/mo to $9.99/mo and Pro from $9.99 to $16.99/mo, roughly 1.5x to 2.5x, after a required 36-month prepay.

GoDaddy

Managed WordPress Basic commonly renews from about $5.99 to $6.99/mo intro to roughly $14.99/mo, with reviewers citing 100 to 200 percent year-two increases.

DreamHost

Shared tiers renew roughly 160 to 171 percent above intro, so a year-one Starter near $35 can renew near $96 for the same service.

Renewal figures above are from public, dated pricing pages, KBs, and reviews, and are reviewed before publishing. Confirm current rates on each host’s own site.

The difference

What honest pricing looks like

The rate you start at is the rate you keep
No intro-teaser that doubles or triples in year two
No required multi-year prepay to get a fair price
No usage-meter surprises billed on top of your plan
NVMe speed, free SSL, daily backups, and security included, not sold as add-ons
Free migration and a 45-day money-back guarantee

The proof

111 verified 5.0-star reviews

Since 2016, customers keep telling us the same thing: the price they signed up for is still the price they pay. Read every review on the verified profiles.

111 5.0-star reviews
Since 2016
Human support in under five minutes

Questions

Flat pricing, answered

How do you keep prices flat?: We do not use bait-and-switch intro pricing. We price hosting at a fair rate from day one, so there is no gap to make up at renewal. The price you sign up at is the price you keep.
Is there a catch, like a required multi-year contract?: No. You do not have to prepay for years to get a fair rate, and there is no hidden usage meter that piles charges on top of your plan.
What about overage or add-on fees?: Essentials like SSL, backups, and security are included, not billed separately. We do not charge visit-based overages, so a busy month does not turn into a surprise bill.
What if I want to leave?: You are covered by our 45-day money-back guarantee, and we make leaving as easy as joining. Honest pricing means we earn your renewal, we do not trap it.

Lock in a price that stays put

Free migration, human support in under five minutes, and a 45-day money-back guarantee. The rate you start at is the rate you keep.

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