Web Hosting Options
Compare website-ready hosting and infrastructure options for US businesses, agencies and development teams, with current availability and USD pricing supplied through WHMCS.
Hosting, domains, billing and support stay connected through one GrabbyHost account.
Compare hosting types
The right choice depends on what you're hosting, how much control you need and how much server management you want to handle.
Launch a business website, portfolio, blog or smaller online project without managing the server underneath it.
Run WordPress websites and WooCommerce projects on hosting organized around WordPress management, performance and platform-specific tools.
Run custom applications or server stacks with dedicated virtual resources, operating-system control and root access.
Deploy cloud servers by region, image and resource size when your workload needs flexible infrastructure and deployment control.
Plan previews use current pricing. Open a hosting category to compare its available plans, resources and billing terms.
At-a-glance comparison
Compare the practical differences before you compare individual plans. Start with the workload, management style and level of server control you actually need.
| Compare by | Shared Hosting | WordPress Hosting | VPS Servers | Cloud VPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Business websites, portfolios, blogs and smaller projects | WordPress websites and WooCommerce stores | Applications, custom stacks and developer-managed workloads | Flexible cloud deployments and infrastructure workloads |
| Management focus | Manage the website through a hosting control panel | Manage the website through a WordPress-focused workflow | Manage the server operating environment and applications | Manage the cloud server, deployment and operating environment |
| Server control | Website-level | Website and WordPress-level | Root-level | Root-level |
| Resource model | Resources defined by the selected hosting plan | Resources defined by the selected WordPress plan | Dedicated virtual CPU, RAM and storage allocations | Cloud server resources selected by size and deployment |
| Technical effort | Lower | Lower to moderate | Higher | Higher |
| Start here when | You want to publish a website without managing a server | Your project is built around WordPress | You need custom software, root access or dedicated virtual resources | You need cloud deployment flexibility, regions or server images |
| View hosting type | View Shared Hosting | View WordPress Hosting | View VPS Servers | View Cloud VPS |
The practical difference
If you mainly want to run a website, keep server work in the background. If you need custom software, root access or deployment-level control, move toward VPS or Cloud VPS.
Not sure yet? Talk to salesWebsite-first
Choose Shared Hosting for a general website, or WordPress Hosting when your project is built around WordPress and platform-specific tools matter.
Infrastructure-first
Choose VPS when dedicated virtual resources and root access matter, or Cloud VPS when you also need region, image and deployment flexibility.
One connected account
Choose the right hosting service, connect your domain, then keep billing, services and support organized through your GrabbyHost account.
Compare the current products, resources and billing terms available for your hosting type.
Register a new domain, transfer one you already own or connect an existing domain during setup.
Review active hosting services, domains, invoices and account details from your GrabbyHost account.
Keep service questions and tracked support requests connected to your account.
Hosting FAQs
Compare the hosting models first, then use each category page to review its current plans, resources and pricing.
Ask for a recommendationChoose your starting point
Start with the hosting type that matches what you're running today, then move toward more resources or control when your project actually needs it.
Built for the US market
Smaller business websites can begin with Shared or WordPress Hosting, while applications and custom environments can move to VPS or Cloud VPS when control and configurable resources matter.