With more than 20 years’ experience, GoDaddy is a classic player in the world of WordPress hosting.
Founded in 1997 and based in Arizona, the company boasts a global presence and over 20 million hosted customers.
In addition to hosting, the company offers a number of other services, including an artificial intelligence–based site creation tool, site templates, a logo creation tool, and an all-in-one tool called GoDaddy Airo.
GoDaddy benefits
- Optimized hosting for WordPress
- Intuitive, easy-to-use interface. GoDaddy offers cPanel with its hosting packages.
- Customer service: Customer service is available 24/7 via email, online chat, and telephone
- Guaranteed uptime of 99.9%
- Performance: GoDaddy claims optimal performance for WordPress sites thanks to advanced caching solutions and Cloudflare CDN integration
GoDaddy pricing
On the pricing front, WP host GoDaddy offers 3 price plans dedicated to WordPress:
- Managed WordPress Basic: $10.99/month
- Managed WordPress Deluxe: $15.99/month
- Managed WordPress Ultimate: $17.99/month
Note that payment is made annually.
The more expensive the package you choose, the more features you’ll get.
In any case, you’ll get at least a free domain name, an SSL certificate, pre-installed WordPress, regular backups, an AI-based authoring tool, a firewall, and automated malware scanning and removal.
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