How we compare
Straight comparisons with other hosts, using their own published prices. Including where they come out ahead.
Web hosting
- vs NamecheapNamecheap is known for domains and cheap hosting deals. Here is how their Stellar shared hosting plans line up against ours, month to month.
- vs HostingerHostinger's headline prices are some of the lowest around, but they depend on a four-year term and jump at renewal. Here is the full picture.
- vs GoDaddyGoDaddy is best known for domains and also sells cPanel web hosting alongside them. Here is what their Economy, Deluxe and Ultimate plans cost against ours, however you choose to pay.
- vs BluehostBluehost is a WordPress-focused host recommended by WordPress.org. Their advertised prices need a 3-year term and renew higher. Here is how they compare with our monthly plans.
Game servers
- vs ZAP-HostingZAP-Hosting is a large game host based in Germany and a common pick for FiveM. They build servers from a slot package with extra RAM on top. Here is how that works out against our FiveM plans.
- vs RocketNodeRocketNode is a popular FiveM host with plans sized much like ours. Here is how the two line up, plan for plan.
- vs ShockbyteShockbyte hosts dozens of games and sells three FiveM plans, with extra RAM available on the largest. Here is how they line up against ours at the same RAM.
- vs Apex HostingApex Hosting is one of the best-known Minecraft hosts, with unlimited slots and a one-click modpack installer. Here is how their Minecraft plans line up against ours at the same RAM.
- vs ShockbyteShockbyte is one of the longest-running Minecraft hosts, with cheap small plans and a modpack installer. Here is how their Minecraft plans compare with ours at the same RAM.
- vs BisectHostingBisectHosting is a big name in modded Minecraft, with thousands of one-click modpacks and 21 locations. Here is how their BisectOne plans compare with ours at the same RAM.