SiteGround GoGeek, € 8.49/mo. on Linux Shared

GoGeek has been updated on August 27, 2025 (added April 6, 2021), Aggregate Rating (9.15 out of 10 from 41 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	1
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔨 Control Panel :	[In-house]
🔧 Category :	BackupCDNGreen HostingWordpressFully ManagedWebsite BuilderE-Commerce
✍️ Support Options :	EmailPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Australia Brazil Finland France Germany Japan Netherlands Poland Singapore Spain United Kingdom United States
⚑ Targeting :	AU AT BR CA FR DE NL SG ES UK US
💰 Money-back guarantee :	30 days
🚀 Uptime :	99.9 %

See also initial GoGeek plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Site Ground is an independent web hosting company founded in 2004 by a group of university friends in Sofia, Bulgaria. Ivo Tzenov was one of the co-founders. What began with one hosting plan and approximately 1,500 orders in its first year has grown into an international platform serving more than 3 million domains. SiteGround has more than 500 specialists, and its LinkedIn profile places the workforce in the 501–1,000 employee range. Nikolay Todorov and Tenko Nikolov currently serve as co-CEOs. The company remains privately owned and independent, without the consolidation history common among hosting brands controlled by large conglomerates.

Several registered companies support the international business. SiteGround Spain S.L., incorporated in 2015, is identified for the primary European website and privacy administration. SiteGround Hosting Ltd. has operated in the United Kingdom since 2014, while SiteGround Hosting EOOD supports the Bulgarian organization. Other group operations cover the United States and Cyprus. This structure allows SiteGround to maintain regional storefronts for Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia, Latin America, and the wider international market.

Web Hosting is the main service and comes in StartUp, GrowBig, and GoGeek editions. Every tier runs on managed Google Cloud infrastructure and includes unmetered traffic, SSL, daily backups, a CDN, professional email, managed WordPress functions, and SiteGround's proprietary administration tools. StartUp accommodates one website and 10 GB of storage. GrowBig supports unlimited websites, provides 50 GB, and adds on-demand backups, staging, and a faster PHP configuration. GoGeek increases storage to 100 GB and adds Git, private DNS, white-label client access, and priority support. The suggested capacities are about 10,000 monthly visits for StartUp, 100,000 for GrowBig, and more than 400,000 for GoGeek; these are planning estimates, not hard visitor quotas.

Managed WordPress Hosting follows the same three-plan structure. WordPress installation, core updates, WP-CLI, SSH, the Speed Optimizer plugin, the Security Optimizer plugin, and a WordPress AI assistant are integrated. One professional migration is included with eligible hosting, and the WordPress Migrator plugin handles further self-service transfers. Staging becomes available with GrowBig, while GoGeek combines staging with Git. The result suits site owners who want WordPress performance, security, and routine maintenance handled without administering the server platform themselves.

WooCommerce Hosting combines the managed WordPress foundation with a preinstalled WooCommerce store and the Storefront theme. Merchants retain access to the broader WordPress and WooCommerce extension ecosystem. Checkout can use WooCommerce's bank-transfer, check, cash-on-delivery, and PayPal choices, together with its extensive selection of country-specific gateways.

A separate Ecommerce Platform offers a more integrated alternative to WooCommerce. It handles physical products, digital downloads, services, variations, bulk catalog changes, shipping zones, tax settings, orders, analytics, and mobile store management. Customer payments can pass through Stripe-powered credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, bank transfer, or cash on delivery. The Sell package adds a 3% SiteGround platform fee, whereas Grow and Scale have no SiteGround platform transaction fee; normal payment-processor charges still apply.

The no-code Website Builder combines drag-and-drop editing with templates, reusable content blocks, responsive layouts, analytics, SEO settings, Google Tag Manager, and AI-assisted text and image generation. Its 14-day trial requires no payment card. Build supplies 5 GB of storage. Sell expands this to 10 GB and adds ecommerce with the 3% platform fee. Grow offers 50 GB and eliminates that fee, while Scale reaches 100 GB and adds more extensive store and staff capabilities. Hosting, SSL, backups, security, email, and support are part of the platform, which keeps the basic small-business setup under one account.

Cloud Hosting supplies dedicated CPU and memory within a fully managed environment. It includes a dedicated IP, unlimited websites, managed software, optional automatic scaling, white-label administration, custom client packages, and priority support. WordPress management, staging, Git, SSH, caching, CDN, security, email, and team collaboration are also included. It is a managed cloud service rather than a low-cost unmanaged VPS. SiteGround no longer has a public standalone VPS or dedicated-server range, so customers who require root-managed virtual machines or physical servers will need a different provider.

Reseller Hosting is delivered through GrowBig, GoGeek, and Cloud instead of a separate legacy reseller panel. Each hosted website remains isolated, and the reseller can choose its data center independently. GoGeek supplies white-label access and private DNS; Cloud adds custom resource packages, more precise client permissions, and autoscaling. A free agency program complements these plans with volume discounts, priority assistance, an account manager for qualifying firms, migration help, collaboration, website handoff, and workflows suited to portfolios from a handful of sites to several hundred.

The wider product set now reaches beyond hosting. Email Marketing includes a visual editor, templates, subscription forms, automations, segmentation, list cleaning, campaign analytics, AI-assisted copy and images, DKIM, SPF, and double opt-in. Its entry allowance covers 500 contacts and 5,000 messages each month. AI Studio provides access to multiple AI models and task-specific agents for WordPress, SEO, ads, email, images, reputation management, and social media; hosting customers receive an Essential level. Coderick AI creates websites, web applications, dashboards, and internal tools from conversational requests, with hosting, a database, version control, staging, and Stripe connectivity included. The 14-day Essential trial permits 100,000 credits, one project, and 3 GB of storage, while Plus and Pro raise these limits.

Domain registration includes DNS management, two-factor account protection, and a year of privacy protection for eligible extensions. A qualifying annual hosting purchase includes the first year of a .com, .org, or .net registration. The localized stores support English, Spanish, Italian, German, and French, with billing in USD, EUR, GBP, and AUD according to region. Promotions, taxes, prices, contractual terms, and some product allowances vary among storefronts, so customers should use the version intended for their billing country.

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