Founded in Bulgaria in 2004, SiteGround has established itself as a market leader, hosting over 3 million sites worldwide.
To optimize the loading speed of hosted sites, SiteGround relies on data centers on 4 continents and over 170 CDN locations worldwide.
SiteGround offers web hosting, cloud hosting, reseller hosting, and WordPress and WooCommerce hosting.
SiteGround benefits
- One-click WordPress installation
- 24/7 customer support by phone, online chat, or ticket submission
- Migration from other WordPress hosting free of charge via their migration tool or through their team, for $30/site
- Focus on performance: Static and dynamic caching enabled on all hosted sites and pre-installation of their Speed Optimizer plugin (multimedia, front-end, and WordPress environment optimizations, performance testing, and optimization tips)
- Use of Google Cloud Premium infrastructure
SiteGround rates
SiteGround offers 3 hosting packages dedicated to WordPress:
- StartUp: $2.99/month for 10 GB of space and use on 1 site
- GrowBig: $4.99/month for 20 GB of space and unlimited sites
- GoGeek: $7.99/month for 40 GB of space and unlimited sites
Please note that these rates apply to the first year of hosting.
These offers include optimizations dedicated to WordPress sites: update management, vulnerability control, firewall (WAF), etc., as well as a free domain name for the first year, an SSL certificate, and the creation of professional email addresses.
A 30-day money-back guarantee is also included.
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