Web Hosting

Dreamhost is the 4-times winner of PCMag’s “Editor’s Choice” award. Much like its competitors it offers fast, reliable hosting, a range of tiered packages, and 24/7 support, backed by a 100% uptime guarantee.

SiteGround is designed for sites that need speed, with top-tier security, and 24/7 support. With a heavy emphasis on WordPress hosting, it is the hosting provider recommended by WordPress.org.

Bluehost is one of the largest hosting providers in the world with options ranging from shared hosting, to dedicated servers. Optimized for WordPress, there’s a 30-day money back guarantee so you can try them risk-free.

InMotion is a huge web hosting provider with a wide variety of packages, from basic WordPress, to dedicated servers. With 24/7 support, and a scaleable infrastructure, it’s a good choice for small sites that hope to grow.

MediaTemple is a reliable, full-featured hosting company aimed at design and development professionals. The choice of many web agencies, it offers a range of hosting solutions, and an easy to use control panel.

HostGator is a popular provider of fast, secure, hosting services. Alongside WordPress, shared, VPS, and dedicated server hosting, HostGator offers a site builder, and a migrations team to help you move in.

GoDaddy offers a variety of packages to help you grow from a basic starter site, to a full enterprise-level site. Boasting award-winning customer service, GoDaddy also provides a site builder to get you started.

1&1 IONOS is a European hosting provider born out of two former specialist companies: 1and1.com, and ProfitBricks. It offers web hosting, virtual private servers, and its own website builder.

Hostinger is a premium-level hosting provider at a budget price. With fast servers, a unique ‘hPanel’ dashboard, and WordPress optimization, it’s a solid choice for small-medium businesses.

GreenGeeks is a fast, reliable webhost that is also eco-friendly. Boasting a 300% carbon offset by buying up three times the energy they use, your website can not only be carbon neutral, but carbon reducing.