The Best Web Hosting Services Deals for January 2025

Owning your own website is something that might seem like a low priority, but with social networks becoming more and more partisan when they aren’t scraping your content for AI, controlling your digital footprint seems more and more attractive. With your own site, you decide what people see, you decide what you share and you decide what it looks like. You don’t have to be a coding mastermind, either, as most hosting services offer easy to use CMS systems such as WordPress for free.

No matter what you’re looking to build online, we’ve got deals with hosting companies that can keep up with bandwidth demands, black hat hackers, random DDoS attempts and more. We’ve put all of the top web hosting services through rigorous testing with in-depth and bias-free reviews, and here are the best web hosting deals on the market for January of 2025.

Not all hosting is just for public-facing web sites. Hostinger Web Hosting also excels in private servers for gamers (and other power users). Setting up a custom server for Minecraft, Palworld or other top titles is incredibly simple here. They offer a mix of traditional and cloud-based hosting for Web sites as well. Hostinger’s services are customizable, offer stellar uptime in testing, reliable customer care, and they are constantly adding features. For more, read our full review of Hostinger Web Hosting.

For inexperienced web developers or business owners looking to getting a simple and robust website up with minimal hassle, Hostgator is one of the best options available. Check out our extensive Hostgator web hosting review to learn more, but in brief they easily earned an Editors’ Choice award for their industry-leading uptime and a suite of free and easy-to-use tools that let you build your dream site without getting deep into code.

If you’ve got the next big Web business idea, you’re going to need something a little more scalable than ordinary hosting. We gave an Editors’ Choice award to Ionos’s services in our review, noting that they “stand above large-scale, cloud hosting competition with superb packages and website-creation tools.” With your choice of Linux or Windows-based servers, reliable uptime and a plethora of site creation tools, it’s a solid choice for businesses at every stage of their development.

Founded in 1996, DreamHost is one of the most well-known names in the commercial Web hosting industry. Over that time, they’ve turned to cloud-based hosting to offer stable, secure site storage at a low price, and now host over a million domains. In our review of DreamHost, they earned an Editors’ Choice award for “a rich feature set that satisfies many personal and business web hosting needs.” Prices also scale appropriately for more advanced services.

If you’re using the WordPress content management system, which something like 43% of the Internet is, Bluehost offers some of the best hosting plans and site-building software for that. Bluehost has a reputation for simple setup thanks to a breezy drag-and-drop site builder that lets you integrate e-commerce, social sharing and more without writing a line of HTML. Along with solid uptime, they boast a lot of flexibility and a wide variety of add-ons and extensions. Check out our complete Bluehost review for a deeper look.

A PCMag co-Editors’ Choice winner, A2 Web Hosting is a WordPress powerhouse. If stability is a priority, you’ll find reliable uptime here. A2’s customer service is extremely helpful and they even offer a money-back refund plan if the service doesn’t meet your needs. We should note that their servers are Linux-based. For further info, check out our in-depth review of A2 Web Hosting.

Users looking for enterprise-level business web hosting should look outside the beaten path with Accu Web Hosting. Let’s start with the wide array of high-powered dedicated hosting packages. That means plenty of plans at various price points. You also have the option of deploying on either a Windows- or Linux-based server. Add in top-tier customer service and reliable uptime and you can see why Accu Web Hosting won our Editors’ Choice award. For more, read our full review of Accu Web’s services.

If you’re a large business or a developer with big needs, than Liquid Web Hosting will definitely be worth a look. We described their wide range of packages (including VPS, WordPress, and reseller) as having “serious muscle” behind them as well as being “premium hosting, at a premium price point.” They might not be ideal for small-scale hosting on a tight budget, but if you need the power they have it. Read our full review of Liquid Web Hosting to learn more.

Another Editors’ Choice winner, InMotion is one of the best choices if you want to develop in a Linux-based environment. The employee-owned company was founded in 2001 with a focus on dedicate customer service, and they offer a wide variety of hosting options, including many featuring unlimited data transfers. The cPanel server interface is well-documented and easy to use, and every one of their plans offer unlimited email service. Check out our review of InMotion for more.

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