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hostinger.com
$1.99
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scalahosting.com
$1.95
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bluehost.com
$2.95
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inmotionhosting.com
$2.99
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dreamhost.com
$2.95
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siteground.com
$2.99
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namecheap.com
$1.98
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godaddy.com
$5.99
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hostgator.com
$3.50
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hostpapa.com
$2.99
Hosting guides & topics
Practical articles from the HostInsight blog — grouped by topic, plus a few evergreen starters.
- Hosting email and DNS: who owns what at signupFree email and easy DNS at signup sound like the host is handling the boring plumbing for you. A lot of the time they are parking your mail and domain controls inside their account. Before you buy, find out who owns the records when you want to leave.
- WordPress hosting: what to check before you buyWordPress optimized sounds like a plan built for your site. A lot of the time it is a one-click installer and a badge. Before you buy, find out what you can change, what the host locks, and who owns the mess when a plugin update breaks the homepage.
- Web hosting free migrations: who owns the move before you buyFree site migration sounds like the host will pick up your whole site and put it down somewhere safe. A lot of the time they move files and leave the hard parts with you. Before you buy on that promise, find out who owns the move when something breaks.
- Web hosting uptime SLAs: what 99.9% actually meansNinety-nine point nine percent sounds almost perfect until you translate it into hours of downtime a year. Before you buy on an uptime badge, find out what counts as downtime, who measures it, and what the credit is really worth.
HostInsight's Mission
We offer our readers a platform to make better decisions on their next web host. Everyone has signed up with a lemon and wished they knew better. With a sea of fake reviews fueled by hosts paying to be at the top, it's making it harder and harder to find out the real truth. So share your experiences with us. We have no bias towards any host — every review, good or bad, is counted!

