20i
UK platform loved by developers and resellers — fair pricing throughout.
From ~£4/mo
Monthly billing available
No teaser-rate games — renewal matches the advertised price
🇬🇧 UK ✓ Honest
Shared hosting UK
Every shared hosting provider — intro AND renewal prices, features, who it's for.
Bluehost
The WordPress-recommended American giant — fine, but UK options often beat it.
From ~£2.30/mo intro
12–36 month term
Substantial renewal increase — typically 2–3× intro
Fasthosts
Long-standing UK host with Gloucester data centres.
From ~£2/mo intro
12-month term
Meaningful increase on renewal — verify current rates
🇬🇧 UK
GoDaddy
The biggest name in domains — hosting is serviceable, upsells are relentless.
From ~£3/mo intro
12–36 month term
Notable renewal increases across products
Hostinger
The price-performance leader — if you can stomach the 48-month commitment.
From £2.59/mo
48-month term upfront
Roughly 2–3× the intro rate on renewal
UK DC
IONOS
European giant with rock-bottom intro offers and phone support.
From £1/mo intro offers common
12 months, then standard rate
Standard rates several times the intro — check before you buy
UK DC
Krystal
The UK's green hosting champion — honest pricing, B-Corp, superb support.
From ~£5/mo
Monthly billing available
Renewal close to intro price — no big jump
🇬🇧 UK 🌱 Green ✓ Honest
SiteGround
Premium support and Google Cloud speed — at a premium renewal price.
From £1.99/mo
12-month term
£13.99/mo on renewal (StartUp plan) — a 7× jump
UK DC
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How to read this list
Each card shows the headline intro price, what term it requires, and — crucially — what the renewal price actually is. Use the category filter for the type of hosting you need (shared for most sites, VPS for developers, managed WordPress for hands-off WP, Shopify or Squarespace for shops). The feature filters narrow further: tap "Unlimited websites" if you plan to host several sites on one plan, "UK data centre" if your audience is mostly British, "No long contract" if you want monthly billing rather than 1–4 year terms.