Website hosting: compare plans
Shared hosting from catalog providers: prices, number of sites, disk, databases and mail in one place.
147 plans from 25 providers in 6 countries prices checked today at 20:03 MSK · from $0.66/mo
Economy-1
Hoster.KZ
Kazakhstan
≈ $1.11
from ≈ $0.94/mo
when paying for a year
−15%
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Start
SpaceWeb
Saint Petersburg
≈ $1.77
from ≈ $1.42/mo
when paying for a year
−20%
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vHOST-0
HandyHost
Russia
Finland
≈ $2.13
from ≈ $1.66/mo
when paying for a year
−22%
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Economy-2
Hoster.KZ
Kazakhstan
≈ $2.23
from ≈ $1.89/mo
when paying for a year
−15%
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Promo
AdminVPS
Moscow
≈ $2.37
from ≈ $1.90/mo
when paying for 2 years
−20%
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Bitrix0
AdminVPS
Moscow
≈ $2.85
from ≈ $2.28/mo
when paying for 2 years
−20%
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vHOST-1
HandyHost
Russia
Finland
≈ $2.85
from ≈ $2.25/mo
when paying for a year
−21%
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Green
Hostland
Saint Petersburg
≈ $2.97
from ≈ $2.35/mo
when paying for a year
−21%
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Host 2
Appletec
Russia
≈ $2.98
from ≈ $2.38/mo
when paying for 2 years
−20%
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Unlimited 3.0
SmartApe
How to choose website hosting
Shared hosting suits most websites: business cards, blogs, WordPress sites and small shops. The provider sets up the server, and you get a panel to add sites, databases and mail.
Compare plans by the number of sites and databases, disk size and type, free SSL and backups. The catalog price is per month; many providers give a discount for a yearly payment, shown under the price.
If your site outgrows shared hosting or needs its own software, see VPS/VDS plans.
Frequently asked questions
What is shared hosting?
It is space for a website on a server the provider sets up and maintains: the web server, PHP, databases and mail already work. The server is shared with other customers, so hosting is cheaper than a VPS but less flexible — you cannot install your own software or change system settings.
Hosting or VPS — which to choose?
For a WordPress site, a business card, a blog or a small shop, hosting is enough: it needs no administration. A VPS is needed when you hit load limits, need your own software (Docker, VPN, bots) or special server settings.
What to look at when choosing hosting?
The number of sites and databases, disk size and type (NVMe is faster than SSD), free SSL, backups, a trial period and the price for a yearly payment. Server location matters too: for an audience in Russia — in Russia.
Where do prices come from?
From providers' websites: prices are checked daily, and the update date is shown on the plan page. We do not sell hosting ourselves.