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While aimed towards businesses, SiteGrounds doesn’t forget about regular customers, looking for personal hosting, although its policy of prioritizing higher plans users seems unfair at best. If you are looking to host your eCommerce project, you should definitely check out SIteGround.

Pros

  • eCommerce optimized;
  • Everything except shared hosting is fully managed;
  • Daily backups;
  • Superb performance;
  • Eco-friendly.

Cons

  • Higher plan customers are given priority in tech support and server resources;
  • No free managed transfer;
  • Account is only created when buying a service;
  • Only 4 locations.

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Nadine Protas
Nadine Protas

Master coder and specialist in website management.

Fastcomet.com

9.4

    The company began its journey in 2013, starting with only four employees, and in 7 years grew big, making a name for itself as a reliable and progressive hosting. Their data centers are located mostly in the US and Europe but have some that are located in Japan, Australia, and Asia.

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    Verpex.com

    9.4

      An ambitious, young company, founded in 2018 by Londoners. Their main focus is providing cloud hosting solutions. The servers are located all over the world, including the US, Singapore, Europe, and the UK.

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      Rosehosting.com

      9.4

        Founded in 2001, an American hosting company that was the first to offer commercial-scale Linux-based hosting. Provides services of managed hosting solutions like Shared, VPS, Cloud, and dedicated server hostings, with platform variations of WordPress, Magento, and Odoo. Their data centers are located. They have only one data center, located in the US.

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        Unihost.com

        9.3

          Started in 2001 and over the years slowly gained population and attention, outgrowing the initial CIS market and aiming for the international one. UniHost main focus is providing Dedicated server hosting and Cloud VPS hosting, and later option comes with a great variety. Their data centers are spread out all over the world, from the US to the Netherlands, and are rated TIER 3 or TIER 4.

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