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HostDash
HostDash gets all the basics right – especially for Shared and Reseller hosting. But for WordPress, it's even better. Plans are built on LiteSpeed server technology, NVMe hard drives, and generous resource packages. Overall, a solid offering that comfortably hosts a WordPress site with a few built-in perks.
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8 FASTEST WordPress Hosting Providers: Speed Tested in 2025
When you can get your WordPress to load fast, it’s a good feeling. Every millisecond counts if you want to make the most of your investment and I searched for the best hosts that all promise to improve your conversion rates. That means finding the fastest WordPress host might be the easiest improvement you can make to your site. But which one is fastest? They’re all going...
GoDaddy vs Heart Internet: Is GoDaddy Still Top Dog in 2025?
An American giant versus a small operation in the North of England – GoDaddy vs Heart Internet reads like a David vs Goliath battle. And although GoDaddy has a bigger budget and name recognition, some of its customers are beginning to look elsewhere for their hosting needs. Heart Internet is one of the alternatives that might be attractive to customers in the UK. Having won...
Flywheel vs Bluehost: Which Is Better for WordPress in 2025?
Some hosts offer a middle-of-the-road service with flashy-looking features that appeal to beginners. How can you tell if features are actually useful or if they are just designed to entice newbies? It’s not easy. Flywheel is a really interesting hosting option that was specifically designed for freelancers and creative teams. Offering managed WordPress hosting exclusively,...
Kamatera vs DigitalOcean: Which Is the Better Host in 2025?
Fully-customizable platforms designed for developers are a mixed bag. They may provide helpful features and presets that enable you to build what you need quickly, or they may include only a sparse toolkit, giving you the freedom to configure your hosting platform from scratch. And this may or may not include technical help. DigitalOcean’s Droplets are more straightforward...