Webhosting Hub Spark, $ 5.99/mo. on Linux Shared

Up To 50 % Off $ 11.99 /mo
Memory 1GB
Entry Processes 100
I/O 1Mb/s
Connections 40

Free SSL Yes
MySQL &PostgreSQL Databases 10
Performance and Speed Standard
Email Accounts UNLIMITED
Free Advertising Credits $150
Parked Domains 5
Sub Domains 25
Backups $1/mo
Free Website Transfer 3

Great Starter Plan Quick Setup

WebHostingHub positions its shared-hosting starter package as an easy way to launch — and later expand — a small site without juggling separate add-ons. A promotional discount cuts the monthly fee to $11.99, and the entry plan ships with 1 GB RAM, a 100-entry process limit, 1 Mb/s disk I/O, and capacity for forty concurrent connections. Two websites can live on the account, supported by ten MySQL or PostgreSQL databases and a trio of free site migrations.

From the first login, cPanel is populated with a one-click WordPress installer, a shopping-cart option, and a site builder. Softaculous adds another four hundred open-source apps that can be deployed in seconds. Visitors are served from SSD storage rather than spinning disks, and every account enjoys unmetered bandwidth plus standard-performance CPU. A private SSL certificate is available at no charge, while a dedicated IP can be layered on for $6 per month.

Email is unlimited, and the control panel makes POP3 or IMAP boxes available on any device. Domain management is straightforward: the first year of a new domain is free, or an existing domain can be transferred with no fee. Owners can park up to five additional domains on the same site and create twenty-five sub-domains for sub-sections such as “blog.example.com” or “store.example.com.”

For marketing, the package bundles $150 in advertising credits. Optional automated backups cost $1 per month and capture an incremental snapshot every 24–36 hours (up to 10 GB). A 90-day money-back guarantee covers the hosting service itself; if the plan is cancelled, the customer simply pays for any non-refundable extras such as a newly registered domain.

Infrastructure basics include CloudLinux isolation, free SSH access, and U.S.-based technical support that answers tickets, chat, or phone calls 24/7/365. Payment can be made with major credit cards or PayPal, after which charges accrue hourly against a prepaid monthly balance.

WebHostingHub’s shared plan combines SSD speed, generous resource allowances, and a lengthy refund window—wrapped in a beginner-friendly toolkit that reduces the friction of launching two modest sites on a single, affordable account.