x10Hosting Infinity+Three, $ 59.95/mo. on Linux Semi Dedicated

Infinity+Three has been added on Mar 17, 2026, Aggregate Rating (3.3 out of 10 from 51 reviews)

💪 CPU/Cores :	4 CPU Cores
🔋 RAM :	6000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	1
📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanel
🔧 Category :	BackupFully ManagedWebsite Builder
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskAvailable 24/7
⚑ Targeting :	US
🚀 Uptime :	99.9 %

See also initial Infinity+Three plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

x10Hosting is one of those long-running brands that still feels built around a very specific idea: make web hosting accessible first, then upsell only when a site genuinely outgrows the free tier. The company traces its start to 2004, operates as x10Hosting, LLC, and keeps a fairly simple English-language storefront with pricing shown in U.S. dollars. The overall lineup is narrower than a modern "everything cloud" provider, but it is coherent: free shared hosting, paid shared hosting, a stronger Infinity+ semi-dedicated layer, unmanaged VPS, light domain handling, SSL, website builder tools, and a contact-led path into dedicated servers.

The free side remains the main entry point. Their x10 Basic plan uses DirectAdmin, starts with 2 databases, 3 email accounts, 500 MB initial disk quota, and 3 domains, and is positioned as an always-free starting plan. It also includes the parts beginners actually need: FTP access, PHP/MyAdmin-style database handling, email setup, domain management, a site builder, WordPress-friendly setup, and hundreds of one-click installs. That makes it more usable than the typical "free hosting" offer that looks generous until the control panel and tooling are stripped down.x10premium.com

The paid side is where the service becomes much more practical for real projects. x10Premium Infinity / x10premium.com is a classic unlimited-style shared plan with unlimited domains, storage, bandwidth, email, FTP, and databases, plus cPanel, Softaculous, Acronis daily backups, PHP 7/8 support, MySQL, Perl, Python, and a built-in site builder. Above that, Infinity+ acts as their semi-dedicated bridge between ordinary shared hosting and a dedicated server. It adds clearer resource allocation, lower customer density, extra monitoring, dedicated IP/SSL options, and a more performance-oriented stack built on OnApp, CloudLinux, Apache, Varnish, and LiteSpeed’s PHP SAPI.

The VPS side is much more technical and much less polished for beginners. x10VPS / x10vps.com is sold as an unmanaged service with full root access, SSD-backed plans, daily backups, and a simple upgrade path between packages. That keeps prices low, but it also means customers are expected to know what they are doing. The website still leans on OpenVZ and older Linux-era terminology, so this part of the portfolio feels more budget infrastructure than modern premium cloud VPS. It is workable for experienced users who want inexpensive Linux virtualization, but it is not the most forward-looking VPS offer on the market. x10vps.com is basically inactive.

One thing they do well is the upgrade path. Someone can start with free hosting, move into Infinity shared hosting, step into Infinity+, and eventually ask for a dedicated server without changing provider family. That continuity is probably the biggest practical advantage of the brand.