WPWebHost Review

Although WPWebHost is a WordPress-focused hosting service provider, that doesn’t mean that only shared hosting plans are available. Their WP Blogger and WP Lite plans are shared hosting accounts, while WP Plus is on semi-dedicated hosting and WP Geek is on dedicated hosting servers. This means that as the plans scale up, so do more than just the resources and you will get similar benefits as other hosting provider that have VPS and dedicated plans as well.

For the prices that WPWebHost charges you do get a very decent resource payload and best of all, there isn’t a price hike when it comes to renewal time. Additionally, developers also have some form of support thanks to allowances for site staging, Git integration, and customization capability for both Apache and NGINX.

Honestly, there really is something for everyone here and their very affordable pricing tiers makes them accessible to a wide market – as long as what you’re looking for is WordPress. Yet not everything is bright and shiny. The most surprising thing about this host in terms of support, which is unusual since may WordPress-focused hosts have this in spades.

For example, there is very little help to be found in their knowledge base and plans don’t come with 24/7 support. Ordinarily, one or the other wouldn’t be too bad, but a lack of both is something that both seasons site owners or newbies should be concerned about. This is especially true for business sites that require high levels of uptime as well.