Hosting plans that let you run several websites and domains from a single account, compared by site limits, isolation, resources and total cost.
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We compared 27 providers and 12 plans for web hosting for multiple websites on six criteria, from the real monthly cost (including the renewal price) to support and refund terms. Key factors here: how many websites each plan allows and what that costs after renewal.
Freelancers hosting client sites, small businesses with several brands, bloggers with more than one project, and anyone who owns a portfolio of domains can save money and time by hosting them together. Instead of paying for and managing separate accounts, you add each domain to one plan and manage everything from a single control panel.
An addon domain is a fully independent website on your account, with its own folder, content, database and email. This is what most people need when they want to host several sites.
A parked domain points to the same content as your main site. It is useful for catching typos or alternate extensions of your brand name, but it does not create a separate website.
Subdomains such as shop.example.com or blog.example.com can host separate applications without registering a new domain.
Plans that promise unlimited websites always come with fair-use and resource limits. Unlimited in practice means you will not be stopped by a site count, but you may be stopped by CPU or file limits long before. If you plan to host many active sites, look closely at resource allowances and the upgrade path.
If one site gets significantly more traffic, carries sensitive customer data or earns most of your revenue, consider giving it its own account. Agencies and people managing dozens of sites often find a VPS with a control panel more cost-effective and easier to isolate.
Compare the monthly price and the renewal price of one multi-site plan against the combined cost of separate single-site plans, including any domain renewals. For free domain perks that can offset part of the cost, see hosting with a free domain.
Web hosting for multiple websites starts at $1/mo. Our catalog lists 131 plans here, from budget to high-end. The final price depends on CPU cores, RAM and storage type, and on whether an intro price renews higher.
| Tier | Price, USD/mo | Best for | Plans |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget | $1 – $2.99 | Personal sites, portfolios, landing pages | 19 |
| Standard | $3 – $9.99 | Business sites, WordPress with several plugins, small stores | 54 |
| Premium | from $10 | Multiple busy sites, WooCommerce, priority resources | 58 |
Providers in this ranking take payment directly at checkout, with no middleman. Here is how many of them accept each method; the full list is on every provider card.
| Payment method | Accepted by |
|---|---|
| Credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex) | 26 of 27 providers |
| PayPal | 14 of 27 providers |
| Crypto (Bitcoin, USDT and others) | 3 of 27 providers |
| Bank transfer / invoice | 4 of 27 providers |
