Hosting, domains, cloud platforms and the services that keep websites fast, secure and online.
Developers and small software companies use DigitalOcean for cloud servers that are quick to set up and billed at simple monthly rates. Its Droplets are virtual machines, and the platform also offers managed Kubernetes, managed databases,…
From data centers in Germany and Finland, plus cloud locations in the United States and Singapore, Hetzner rents dedicated servers, cloud servers, web hosting and colocation space. The Bavarian company is known for low prices on powerful h…
A managed hosting company from Sofia, Bulgaria, SiteGround runs WordPress and WooCommerce sites on Google Cloud infrastructure. Plans include free SSL, daily backups, staging copies, its own caching plugin and email, and the support team t…
Domain names, shared hosting, SSL certificates, business email and VPN service are sold side by side at Namecheap, a registrar based in Phoenix, Arizona. Every domain comes with free WHOIS privacy, and the dashboard handles DNS records, re…
Porkbun is a domain registrar from Portland, Oregon, with a pig for a logo and low, plainly listed prices for new domains and renewals. WHOIS privacy and SSL certificates come free with every domain, and the site also sells web hosting, em…
Buying, parking and selling domains in one account is the idea behind Dynadot, a registrar in San Mateo, California. Alongside registration and transfers, it runs expired-domain auctions, a backorder service and a marketplace where owners…
Since 2007, Backblaze has offered unlimited computer backup for a flat price, and its B2 Cloud Storage holds data for businesses and developers at a lower price per terabyte than the big cloud providers. The San Mateo company publishes har…
Backing up several computers, phones and servers to one account is what IDrive is built for. The Calabasas, California company keeps earlier versions of files, will ship a physical drive for very large first backups, and sells IDrive e2, a…
Hot cloud storage with no fees for egress or API requests is what Wasabi sells, priced by the terabyte per month. The Boston company's object storage speaks the S3 API, so backup software, video archives and data lakes can use it without c…
Keeping track of domain names as they move through expiration, redemption and deletion is the job PendingDelete.net takes on. The site lets people look up domains in redemption, pending delete or newly available status across .com, .net, .…
