How to choose hosting for a small website

Choose hosting by your website, email and resource needs rather than an introductory headline price.

Make a small inventory

List the websites you will run, software such as WordPress, approximate files/database size, expected visitors and business email accounts. Include existing mailbox storage if you are moving mail. Ask support about CPU, memory and process limits as well as disk space; a large storage number alone does not prove a plan fits your workload.

Compare the complete term

For each suitable plan, compare the total payable now and the regular renewal amount for the same billing term. A per-month equivalent may require a full year upfront. Check whether a domain benefit covers only the eligible first year, which extensions qualify, and what domain renewal will cost. EARLY30 is a first-term offer: the regular renewal price applies afterward. Availability and remaining places are governed by the active campaign.

Plan the move

Confirm migration eligibility before ordering for an existing site. Keep a recoverable backup, agree on the expected interruption and verify files, database, forms and email after the move. Do not cancel the old host until the new service and DNS are checked. When uncertain, send the inventory to [email protected] for a plan-fit discussion.