Priority Prospect starts at $2.89/month for IP addresses with no contracts. Shared hosting comes in eight tiers that renew monthly by default, and a free hosting plan (500MB storage and 25GB bandwidth per domain) is also available.
Priority Prospect starts at $2.89 per month for IP addresses, with no contracts. You can also host on a free plan, and shared hosting comes in eight tiers that renew monthly by default.
Here's how each option works.
Free Hosting
Price: Free
Best For: Trying the platform or hosting a small starter site
Other Features:
- 500MB of storage and 25GB of bandwidth per domain
- Works with both shared and dedicated IP addresses
- You can upgrade to paid shared hosting anytime
This plan costs nothing and has no time limit, so it's an easy way to test the panel. It suits anyone adding their first few domains who wants to see how the service performs. 🌱
Shared Hosting
Best For: Sites that need real resources, from small projects to busy networks
Other Features:
- Eight tiers, from 10 GB up to 640 GB of SSD storage
- cPanel with Jetbackup, Softaculous, and Imunify360 protection
- LiteSpeed servers and free Let's Encrypt SSL
- Bandwidth ranges from 100 GB to unmetered on select plans
- Higher tiers unlock unlimited email, databases, and domains
The entry tiers fit small sites with light traffic, so don't pay for specs you won't use. Mid tiers step up to 50–80 GB of storage and 250–500 GB of bandwidth. The top tiers offer up to 32 GB of memory, 8 CPU cores, and unmetered bandwidth, which suits large or busy networks. Prices exclude VAT, and plans renew monthly unless you pick a different term — so confirm the rate for your tier at checkout.
IP Addresses
Price: From $2.89 per month
Best For: PBN owners, affiliates, and agencies that need IP diversity at scale
Other Features:
- Dedicated IPs across 46 locations and 86+ datacenters
- Every domain gets a unique IP that's exclusively yours
- No contracts — pay only for the IPs you actually use
- IPs work for websites only and can't send email
This is the heart of the platform. If you're growing a private blog network or a content network, dedicated IPs from different ISPs and locations help reduce footprints. You add IPs as your network grows instead of committing to fixed plans.
Bottom line: there's a genuinely free hosting plan you can keep as long as you like, and the $2.89 entry point carries no contracts, so you can scale up or down as needed. Payments work via Visa, Mastercard, or Maestro, bank transfer through SWIFT or Wise, or crypto via Cryptomus and Binance Pay. Unlimited resources and unmetered bandwidth follow an acceptable usage policy, so a quick look at the terms of service is worthwhile.