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Backups and DDoS protection come included rather than upsold: VPS plans from $8.50/month ship with daily backups, Anti-DDoS, and unlimited traffic, while every bare-metal server includes unlimited traffic, Anti-DDoS, and vRack private networking at no extra line item

End-to-end hardware ownership keeps pricing predictable — OVHcloud manufactures its own servers and runs a 100Tbps fiber network with 46 data centers across four continents, which is why entry pricing undercuts typical hyperscaler bills for equivalent dedicated resources

Bare metal and VPS are largely self-managed — teams without in-house sysadmin skills will need to budget for Professional Services or handle OS, patching, and application management themselves

Dedicated server pricing is not summarized anywhere upfront; you have to work through configurators or talk to sales to compare real costs against competitors, which makes quick budgeting harder

Every plan is backed by a 100% uptime guarantee, supported by multiple datacenter locations, redundant cooling, emergency generators, and constant monitoring

NVMe SSD storage on every plan delivers up to 10x faster load times than SATA drives

Annual and multi-year plans charge the full term plus taxes upfront at checkout, which raises the entry cost for longer billing commitments

Promotional pricing applies only to the first term, so renewal rates are higher and buyers must compare the printed renewal price before committing

Renewal prices match the introductory rate, and there are no setup fees.

A 45-day money-back guarantee plus a 30-day free trial makes switching low-risk.

Headline prices require 3-year prepayment; month-to-month billing runs $6.95–$12.95 per plan.

All tiers cap storage at 50 GB SSD with a 150,000 inode limit.

Automates VPS delivery end to end: BILLmanager and WHMCS integration provisions customer orders without manual setup, and one provider reports launching a test system in a week with paying clients within two

High-availability clusters, live migration, snapshots, and VM backups are built in, so services keep running through node failures and maintenance stops being an emergency

Pricing is fully quote-based — no prices, node limits, or cluster limits are published, so you must contact sales to know what a license costs

KVM-only: shops running VMware, Hyper-V, or other hypervisors are out of scope, and the platform installs on AlmaLinux-based infrastructure, which rules out Windows-only shops

WP Toolkit centralizes WordPress management across all your sites, with bulk updates, cloning, staging environments, backups, and AI-powered regression testing — a major time-saver for anyone running multiple installs

Certified for AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, DigitalOcean, Vultr, OVH, and Linode, so you can manage multi-cloud infrastructure from a single panel instead of hopping between provider consoles

Exact license prices aren't published on the pricing page — you have to visit the Plesk store to find current rates, which makes upfront budgeting harder

Some key capabilities depend on third-party integrations: VPS hosting relies on SolusVM and site building relies on Sitejet Builder, so these features may not fit every stack

More than 21 years of operating history makes Contabo one of the longer-established independent hosting providers, a meaningful track record for infrastructure you plan to run for years.

The product range covers three distinct compute tiers — flexible Cloud VPS, Virtual Dedicated Servers (VDS), and raw bare metal dedicated servers — so you can scale from lightweight virtualization to fully dedicated hardware without switching vendors.

Public pricing and plan specs could not be verified during our check — contabo.com serves a bot-protection screen site-wide, so any third-party price you find may be outdated until you confirm it at contabo.com/en/pricing yourself.

Trial periods, money-back guarantees, and setup-fee terms were not visible anywhere on the accessible pages, so you must email [email protected] and get those terms in writing before ordering.

Built specifically for agencies and web professionals who manage client sites

Benefits are framed around growing your business and serving clients better

No public program pricing, so you can't compare it side by side with other hosts

Benefit details only surface in a conversation, which slows any real evaluation

Full-stack coverage: domains, web hosting, website builders, WordPress hosting, dedicated servers, and cloud services are all available from one provider, reducing vendor sprawl.

Genuinely beginner-friendly entry points, with the Online Store Builder and MyWebsite Now designed for users without technical skills.

Breadth over depth: with a catalog spanning domains to Kubernetes, some individual products may not match the polish of specialized single-purpose competitors.

Entry-level plans start at $0/month, but the pricing range extends as high as $53338/month, so costs can vary dramatically depending on the tier and services chosen.

Multiple deploy paths — AI prompt, Git push, CLI, or drag-and-drop with Netlify Drop — all land on the same production infrastructure, so you can start without changing your workflow

Every change gets a private preview URL before going live, plus one-click rollback on any deploy, which reduces the risk of shipping broken updates

Sites pause when credit limits are hit, and if one project exceeds its limit, all projects on the account pause too — potentially taking down unrelated work mid-billing-cycle

Credit consumption is hard to predict upfront: production deploys cost 15 credits, bandwidth 20 per GB, compute 10 per GB-hour, and AI inference varies by model, so real monthly spend requires estimating usage before choosing a Pro tier

Modular platform for connecting domains, hosting, and email.

Focus on user freedom, avoiding lock-in to a single builder.

External user reviews (Trustpilot) are not accessible for verification.

No independent feedback on support responsiveness or reliability.

Four-tier shared cloud hosting lineup (Starter, Essential, Plus, Extra) lets you match storage, CPU, and RAM to your traffic, with entry pricing at a promotional $1.99/month for the first term

Publishes its global data center map up front on the homepage, so you can verify server locations near your audience before buying instead of digging through sales pages

The $1.99/month Starter rate is a first-term teaser that renews at the regular rate, and renewal prices for each tier aren't listed on the pricing page, so you must confirm ongoing costs before checkout

Traffic ceilings are modest at the low end — Starter caps at roughly 10,000 monthly unique visits and even the top Extra tier tops out near 100,000, which may require upgrades sooner than expected for growing sites

SSD storage on every plan combined with advanced caching delivers a claimed 2.8x performance boost, so pages stay responsive during traffic spikes without extra upgrades.

GreenGeeks matches 300% of its energy use with renewables through the Bonneville Environmental Foundation, plants a tree per new account via One Tree Planted, and has been an EPA Green Power Partner since 2009—verifiable green credentials rather than vague claims.

Renewal pricing jumps sharply: Lite goes from $2.95 to $13.95/month, Pro from $4.95 to $18.95, and Premium from $8.95 to $30.95 after the first 12-month term, so long-term costs are far higher than the advertised rates.

All shared plans require a 12-month upfront prepayment—there's no monthly billing option—paired with a relatively short 30-day money-back guarantee.

Migrations are performed for you by staff rather than DIY plugins, removing the biggest pain point of switching hosts.

LiteSpeed servers with LSCache on shared plans deliver faster page loads than the Apache defaults most budget hosts use.

Advertised entry prices apply to the initial term only; renewal rates step up, so budget for the long-term cost.

The free domain is tied to annual or longer billing terms, so month-to-month customers pay separately for a domain.