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When you stack up all the features and categories of each web host, SiteGround is an attractive option—particularly when it comes to speed, security and customer support. There are also more features available that may attract the more advanced user.

But, with more features comes a greater price tag. New customers are introduced at a promotional rate and will auto-renew at the regular rate. Bluehost’s most basic plan is $12 CAD per month after introductory pricing while SiteGround’s most basic plan is more expensive at $17.99 USD ($24.08 CAD) per month.

The more expensive price tag is justified when you see that SiteGround offers more and outperforms in multiple areas of web hosting.

When to Pick Bluehost

If your business doesn’t sell products or services online or…

It can be difficult to figure out which virtual private networks (VPNs) are best for you or your business when so many seem similar to each other. Read our in-depth guide to CyberGhost vs. Private Internet Access to help you decide which of these popular VPNs is best for you.

CyberGhost vs. Private Internet Access: At a Glance

Both CyberGhost and Private Internet Access (PIA) are reliable,…

Bluehost offers three categories of hosting: shared, virtual private server (VPS) and dedicated. Each of those categories has several plans ranging in price from $3.95 CAD to $187.54 CAD per month. When you commit to a full year, you get the best price per month compared to paying month-to-month or for a 36-month term. Several hosts price it this way so you have to renew after a year at a much higher rate.

HostGator will migrate your WordPress or cPanel site for free, and Bluehost is temporarily offering free website migration for just WordPress sites under 2 GB. Otherwise, contact sales for professional migration costs. HostGator supports both Linux and Microsoft servers, whereas Bluehost only uses Linux servers. Thankfully, not many sites require Microsoft, but if yours does,…

When it comes to basic offerings, Namecheap and GoDaddy are nearly neck and neck. Where they differ the most is pricing.

Storage and Bandwidth

Storage for Namecheap and GoDaddy is capped at 20 GB and 25 GB on the base plans, respectively. Namecheap does offer unmetered storage on its mid-tier plan, but this is capped at 50 GB on its top plan. GoDaddy, on the other hand, increases its storage by increments of 25 GB, with a max of 400 GB on the top plan.

Both offer unmetered bandwidth, which is preferable to unlimited bandwidth. Unmetered bandwidth means you can transfer as much data as you want—it just might be speed limited at a certain point.

Website Migration

Namecheap offers free cPanel-to-cPanel transfers. It guarantees it will handle your migration in 24 hours and with…