Web hosting companies, mindful that WordPress accounts for about 20% of the websites online, have continued to cater to that audience by providing hosting plans especially tailored for WP. In addition to WP Engine, considered by many the standard for managed WordPress hosting, the past several months have seen new offerings from DreamHost, GoDaddy, iPage, and most recently 1&1 Hosting.
Besides differences in price, these WordPress hosting plans also provide different levels and types of features designed to benefit WP. We’ve previously featured articles about each plan. But here for quick reference is a concise rundown of the advantages and possible disadvantages of these WordPress hosting packages. These listings should give you a good starting point on deciding which plan is the best option for your WordPress website or group of websites.
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