Hartserver was established in 2004 in the United Kingdom. Over the years, this company has perfected the art of web hosting by investing in enterprise-grade Dell servers and by providing great customer service. Their high-quality, affordable hosting solutions are offered to clients all over the world.
Features and Ease of Use
You get the following features as standard when you sign up with Hartserver:
- Domain name registration
- Unlimited mailboxes
- Daily offsite backups
- Unlimited FTP accounts
- Unlimited MySQL databases
- Free instant setup
- 24/7 customer support
- POP3 and IMAP emails
- Free SSL certificates
Investment in enterprise-grade Dell servers and a high-performance, reliable Cisco Gigabit network allows Hartserver to offer a 99.9% uptime guarantee regardless of your plan.
Since you can’t do business without your data, Hartserver supports business continuity thanks to its daily offsite backups. They back up your emails, databases, and files automatically to an offsite location, and you can restore any lost data with just a few clicks.
One thing I really like about Hartserver is their choice of the trusty cPanel control panel that makes it easy to manage your hosting, especially if you are coming from another host. You can set up mailboxes, install your free SSL certificate, and perform many more domain management tasks.
Pricing and Support
Hartserver’s packages are affordable, they don’t charge setup fees, and your account is created instantly once your payment has been made by credit/debit card or PayPal. You can renew on a monthly or annual basis with no contract, and the 30-day money-back guarantee gives you some time (in a sense) to try before you buy. You might even be able to save some money by securing a discount on your initial subscription.
All Hartserver’s packages come with excellent 24/7 customer support from highly skilled professionals who can be contacted by phone, live chat, or email. They are also active on social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, so you can easily reach out to them there. Additionally, you can ask them for assistance with migrating from another host.
