Hosting.com: Shared, VPS and Managed Server Hosting

Hosting.com

Hosting.com is a web hosting provider operated by A2 Hosting, LLC, selling shared hosting, managed and unmanaged Linux VPS, and fully managed dedicated servers on one platform, with cPanel, KVM virtualisation and ten global data-centre locations. The range is built as a ladder: a first site starts on shared hosting and moves to a VPS or a managed server as it outgrows it, without changing provider. Managed plans hand server administration, patching, security and monitoring to Hosting.com, while unmanaged plans give root control to administrators who run those tasks themselves. Every plan advertises free migration, 24/7/365 support and a 30-day money-back guarantee, which the terms limit to a first term with exclusions.

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Hosting.com VPS Review 2026: Plans, Pricing, and Support

This Hosting.com VPS Review reaches a conditional yes for two very different buyers: businesses that want a provider to handle routine Linux server administration, and experienced administrators who ...

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The provider is operated by A2 Hosting, LLC and carries that history: the A2 Hosting brand, its Turbo plans and its cPanel tooling now sit under the Hosting.com name, and Cloud Backup is the former A2 Cloud Backup. Servers run cPanel and WHM on KVM virtualisation with CloudLinux, across ten data-centre locations, with Anycast DNS and a choice of Ubuntu, Debian or AlmaLinux on self-managed plans.

The dividing line across the range is who does the server work. Managed plans include administration, operating-system patching, security configuration, monitoring and backup configuration, with cPanel Solo, SSL and a dedicated IP on managed VPS. Unmanaged plans hand over root access and leave setup, patching, security and backups to the customer. Free migration, 24/7/365 support and an uptime commitment apply across the range, and the money-back guarantee is a one-time, first-term refund with exclusions set out in the terms.