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Bluehost

Start Your WordPress Site Without the Hosting Guesswork

Launching a WordPress site means sorting out hosting, a domain, an SSL certificate and backups, usually from different places. Then the intro price ends and the renewal price surprises you.

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The problem

Launching a WordPress site means sorting out hosting, a domain, an SSL certificate and backups, usually from different places. Then the intro price ends and the renewal price surprises you.

What the vendor offers

Bluehost bundles WordPress hosting with a free first-year domain, free SSL and daily backups, and lists intro and renewal prices for each plan so you can compare before you start.

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Three things it lists

Free domain for the first year

A domain is included for the first year; renewal pricing applies afterwards.

Free SSL certificate

An SSL certificate is included so your site can load over HTTPS.

Daily backups and updates

Automatic WordPress updates and daily backups are listed on all plans.

How to try it

  1. Estimate your monthly visitors and storage needs.
  2. Compare Starter, Business and eCommerce Essentials.
  3. Check the intro price, the renewal price and the term length.
  4. Check what is and is not included in the first-year domain offer.
  5. Plan your backup and migration steps before switching.

Honest limits

  • Renewal prices are noticeably higher than intro prices
  • Visit limits apply per plan
  • Free domain is for the first year only
  • Advanced users may want more server control

Who it suits

A good fit if you are

  • First-time site owners who want WordPress set up with guidance
  • Small businesses that want backups, SSL and support included
  • Store owners comparing an eCommerce-ready plan

Look elsewhere if you

  • Anyone who needs a very low price after the first term
  • Large sites that need custom server control
  • Buyers who dislike intro-price-then-renewal pricing

Pricing, as stated

Bluehost lists Starter at $3.99 per month renewing at $9.99, Business at $6.99 renewing at $13.99, and eCommerce Essentials at $14.99 renewing at $21.99. These prices are shown for the 36-month term on Bluehost's page; monthly and 1-year terms are also offered at different prices. Intro prices apply to the first term and renewal prices apply after. A 30-day money-back guarantee is stated. Always check the official pricing page for the current term length and total.

See it on the official site

Read the current plans and terms, then decide if it fits your work.

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