GoDaddy is by far the most successful hosting company in North America (based on market share), thanks to its being one of the main hosting companies that airs commercials on TV. Almost every inexperienced user goes to GoDaddy to buy their domain name. Many also host through GoDaddy without realizing there are other options. HostGator … Read more
There are several website builders around, but none are as popular as Weebly and Wix. Both of these offer feature-rich builders that can create professional-looking pages, and both are around the same price point of $5 to $25 a month for their regular paid plans. However, there are numerous differences here that can help you determine which is … Read more
Weebly and Squarespace might seem similar at first because they both offer drag-and-drop website builders and are best for people who want detailed websites without knowing code and without doing hours of design work. However, they serve very different clients despite their similarities. While they have a similar number of overall templates, Weebly is best … Read more
Most reviews are about which service is best, but that’s hard when it comes to Bluehost vs. GoDaddy. Neither of these hosts are the “best” by any stretch of the imagination. Bluehost is owned by EIG, the plague of the hosting world, while GoDaddy practically functions like an EIG host. While being unbiased is difficult with these hosts, especially … Read more
DreamHost and SiteGround are two premier Web hosts that both offer shared hosting along with a variety of other hosting types. When it comes to most reviews, one host easily dominates the other because it offers better overall services. However, the distinction is a little harder here because both companies seem to focus on different areas of hosting excellence. SiteGround is … Read more
SiteGround and Flywheel are two premium hosts, but it’s difficult to compare them because they serve very different clients. SiteGround is one of the best hosts when it comes to standard shared, VPS and dedicated hosting. You get tons of options. While many will choose to install WordPress, you are free to do whatever you … Read more
This review is an apples and oranges type of comparison. We are going to compare SiteGround and WP Engine to show which one is best. This isn’t quite a parallel comparison though because they each serve very different clients and have very different services. SiteGround is a little more traditional in terms of offering shared … Read more
Looking for the best WordPress hosting service? You’ve come to the right place. First, let me give you some background. I used to review web hosting companies (Reviewpon.com) for a living and know a ton about the industry, including its shady side. I’ve tried over 30 different web hosts, so let’s cover some things quickly: … Read more
Flywheel (Grade: B-) Love Flywheel doesn’t mess around with “unlimited” marketing. They tell you upfront how many visitors you’re allowed per month. They have a smaller entry level package than WP Engine (for 5,000 visitors). This is great if you have a low traffic site but still want a premium host. They do free migrations. … Read more
SiteGround vs GoDaddy isn’t even a fair fight. It’s like a well-trained, top-of-his-game boxer fighting against someone from the crowd who’s gorged on way too much beer and hotdogs. It’s like the whole army fighting a tiny militia or like a shark going against a goldfish. These are not fair fights and you already know the … Read more
Today we’re going to compare A2 Hosting and SiteGround to see which is better for your needs. Both have very different approaches to marketing and conducting themselves, and to some, it might seem like A2 Hosting has the upper hand, especially when they scream about their TURBO service that “promises” 20X faster service. However, let’s dig into these … Read more
Like many shared hosts, SiteGround and InMotion seem almost the same when you just look on the outside. The pricing is fairly similar, with SiteGround being a little less expensive with the initial plan, and their overall benefits sound nearly identical. They both offer 24/7 customer support, provide you with unlimited bandwidth and have scripts to install your favorite CMS, … Read more
You’re on this page because you typed “SiteGround vs. Bluehost” into a Google Search. TL; DR: Bluehost and SiteGround appear to be similar and both include cPanel, but SiteGround is better than Bluehost in every way. Want to know more about how I reached this conclusion? Let’s go! I used to be a professional reviewer of web hosting … Read more