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Guides to shared, VPS, cloud, dedicated, WordPress and email hosting, written to help you compare plans and avoid overpaying.
What you will find here
Review Hosting Bureau explains how each type of web hosting works, who it suits and what to check before you sign up. The guides are written from provider documentation, published plan details and public information.
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Hosting types explained
Shared hostingEntry-level plans for small sites, and what the limits mean in practice.
VPS hostingVirtual private servers for sites that have outgrown shared plans.
Cloud hostingScalable hosting across multiple servers, with notes on pricing models.
Dedicated serversWhole-server hosting for high-traffic sites and demanding applications.
WordPress hostingHosting built or tuned for WordPress, and how to compare the options.
Email hostingBusiness email options, from bundled mailboxes to dedicated services.Fresh from the guides
- Free WordPress hosting and what it leaves out, from ads and storage caps to your own domain
- Do you need a separate domain and hosting for WordPress, and should one company provide both
- Managed WordPress hosting explained: the updates, caching and backups the host handles for you
- How cheap WordPress hosting keeps its plans low and which limits matter for a real site
- Why the fastest WordPress hosting is fast: server stack, caching and data center location
- Choosing WooCommerce hosting that meets a store’s memory, PHP and checkout requirements