Webhosting Hub .com, $ 23.00/yr. on Domains

.com has been updated on June 22, 2025 (added April 29, 2017), Aggregate Rating (4.5 out of 10 from 6 reviews)

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⚑ Targeting :	US
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📄 Editorial Review

Web Hosting Hub is a U.S. shared hosting provider launched in 2010. The company operates as Web Hosting Hub, Inc. and belongs to the founder-led hosting organization behind InMotion Hosting. Todd Robinson and Sunil Saxena founded the wider hosting group, while Web Hosting Hub was later introduced as a separate brand focused on straightforward shared hosting for individuals and small businesses.

The company is headquartered in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and serves more than 40,000 customers with a team of over 200 hosting specialists. Its services are designed mainly for beginners, bloggers, freelancers, associations, small companies, and modest online stores that need conventional Linux hosting without the responsibility of maintaining a server.

The hosting range is built around three shared hosting plans named Spark, Nitro, and Dynamo.

Spark is the entry-level package for personal websites, small company pages, and blogs. It supports two websites, ten MySQL or PostgreSQL databases, 1 GB of memory, 100 processes, 20 entry processes, and 1 MB/s I/O.

Nitro supports unlimited websites and databases and allows the customer to choose between the available U.S. data-center regions. The account receives 2 GB of memory, 200 processes, 40 entry processes, and 1.5 MB/s I/O.

Dynamo is intended for more active websites and larger multi-site accounts. It includes unlimited websites and databases, data-center selection, dynamic resource allocation, 4 GB of memory, 350 processes, 70 entry processes, and 2 MB/s I/O.

Every plan includes *SSD storage, unmetered bandwidth, unlimited email accounts, a free SSL certificate, SSH access, cPanel, Softaculous, and a domain registration or transfer credit for the first year*. WordPress can be installed during checkout, while Softaculous gives customers access to more than 400 applications.

The included BoldGrid Website Builder works on top of WordPress and provides templates, visual editing, and drag-and-drop website creation. Since the completed website remains within the WordPress ecosystem, customers are not locked into a completely proprietary website-building platform.

WordPress Hosting, Blog Hosting, eCommerce Hosting, CMS Hosting, cPanel Hosting, Joomla, Drupal, concrete5, PrestaShop, OpenCart, and Magento hosting all operate on the same Spark, Nitro, and Dynamo shared hosting platform. These options mainly simplify choosing and installing the appropriate application rather than creating technically separate hosting environments.

The service includes domain registration, DNS administration, subdomains, parked domains, email hosting, POP3 and IMAP access, forwarding, spam filtering, databases, cron jobs, PHP, Perl, Python, phpMyAdmin, CGI, and .htaccess support. The platform can accommodate standard WordPress websites, company presentations, forums, learning platforms, membership projects, and smaller e-commerce stores.

Website migration is free for a complete cPanel account of up to 5 GB. Customers without a qualifying cPanel account can receive free migration for as many as three websites or databases, provided each item remains within the applicable size limit. Additional websites or databases cost $10 per item. Temporary URLs allow the transferred content to be checked before the domain DNS is changed.

Web Hosting Hub does not maintain its own VPS, reseller, cloud, dedicated server, or bare-metal product range. VPS visitors are redirected to RamNode, while dedicated, bare-metal, and reseller requirements are handled through InMotion Hosting. This provides a route toward more powerful hosting, although upgrading beyond shared hosting requires moving to another brand and potentially another account environment.

The service is primarily aimed at the U.S. market, with the storefront and support content available in English and prices displayed mainly in U.S. dollars.

The website remains functional on modern desktop and mobile screens, although some application information reflects an earlier generation of the hosting market. References to older software versions, legacy webmail applications, and outdated application relationships make parts of the content look neglected. Customers who require a particular PHP, database, or application version should confirm its current availability before ordering.

With no LinkedIn public profile, a dead blog, and a still-listed link to the long-defunct Google+ platform, webhostinghub.com gives the impression of a company with limited progress and poor website maintenance. These outdated trust signals weaken the company’s public credibility and suggest that its online presence has not been properly reviewed or modernized.

In addition, the website’s unusually small font size and dated presentation make the overall business appear less professional. Combined with the inactive communication channels and obsolete external links, webhostinghub.com presents a more dormant and poorly maintained profile rather than that of an actively developed hosting provider.