Web Hosting
Hosting with real people behind it.
Hosting for small business websites and email, with cPanel, webmail and free SSL on every plan, and the same price every year. When you need help, you call, text or email me directly, not a ticket queue. I've hosted websites and email for clients for more than 20 years.
Real support
Me. You call, text or email, and you reach the person who knows your site. No ticket number, no chatbot, no waiting in line. I answer as fast as I can, and I fix it or tell you exactly what's going on.
A big hostExample
Thank you for contacting support. Your request has been received and added to our queue. A member of our team will respond within 3 to 5 business days.
In the meantime, our help center has answers to the most common questions.
Waiting for an agent
Dinsmore HostingExample
Hi Anthony, our contact form stopped sending emails this morning.
Thanks, checking it now.
Fixed. A mail setting had changed. I just sent a test from your form, so you should see it in your inbox.
Got it. Thank you!
Every plan includes
Everything a small business site needs to run, at one price. No add-ons to unlock the basics.
Addresses like you@yourbusiness.com, with webmail you can open anywhere.
One control panel for your files, databases and email accounts. You add and remove them yourself.
Every account gets a free SSL certificate, so your site loads with the padlock and https.
No low first-year price that jumps at renewal. What you see here is what you pay.
Call, text or email me. You talk to the person who knows your site.
I help move your site from your old host, free for most sites.
Back up your own files and databases in cPanel any time. I can show you how.
On yearly and monthly plans. If it isn’t right for you, you get your money back.
If your business uses Google Workspace, or would like to, you keep Gmail, Google Drive, Calendar and Meet with Google, and your website stays on your hosting. I connect your domain to both, so your email and your site work together.
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Plans
Answer three questions and I'll point you to one. Most WordPress sites use the $150 or $250 plan, depending on how many email accounts they need. Paying yearly gives you two months free, and the price stays the same every year.
One-page HTML sites
$50/ year
or $5 a month
Storage
250 MB
Email accounts
3
Small HTML sites
$100/ year
or $10 a month
Storage
1 GB
Email accounts
5
WordPress sites
$150/ year
or $15 a month
Storage
2 GB
Email accounts
10
Busy sites with lots of email
$250/ year
or $25 a month
Storage
7.5 GB
Email accounts
Unlimited
High-traffic sites
$350/ year
or $35 a month
Storage
12.5 GB
Email accounts
Unlimited
Paying for a website or another project too? See how pricing works
| Plan | Economy | Starter | Standard | Advanced | Elite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Storage | 250 MB | 1 GB | 2 GB | 7.5 GB | 12.5 GB |
| Bandwidth | 500 MB | 2 GB | 5 GB | 10 GB | Unlimited |
| Email accounts | 3 | 5 | 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| FTP accounts | 1 | 5 | 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Mailing lists | None | 5 | 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Free SSL | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| cPanel and webmail | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Real support by phone, text or email | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Yearly | $50 | $100 | $150 | $250 | $350 |
| Monthly | $5 | $10 | $15 | $25 | $35 |
Switching hosts
In the right order, with your old host still running until the new one works. I help with every step, and moving is free for most sites.
I look over your current hosting and site. Most moves are simple and free; a complex site gets a look first.
Your site is copied to your new account and tested before anything changes for your visitors.
Your email addresses are set up on the new account. Moving old messages is possible and gets a look first.
Your domain is pointed to the new account, at a planned time, with the old host still running.
Only after everything works on the new account. Not a day before.
No lock-in
You do, and you can leave any time. The worry with a designer hosting your site is getting stuck. Here, the domain is yours, the logins are yours, and so are the files.
Self-service or full-service
Either way works, and you can switch whenever you like. The real difference is who keeps your site updated and secure. Every plan is self-service; add a Website Tune-Up when you need one, or full-service care when you'd rather I look after the site for you.
Included with every plan
Best whenYou like being in control, or your site rarely changes.
Add-on for self-service
$150each time
Recommended at least once every 3 months. Includes a full backup of your website and database, with every piece of code (WordPress, your theme and plugins) updated to its latest version and checked.
Book it at least once every 3 months, and if malware or a hack damages your site in between, I fix it free.
HTML sites: I can make the same backup. I update the code only on sites I built, when something needs it.
Added to any plan
Best whenYou want your site looked after, so you can run your business.
Building a new site? See Web Design, or get found with SEO & AI Search.
Questions
The questions small business owners ask most about hosting and switching hosts.
Updated
Plans run from $50 a year for a one-page HTML site to $350 a year for high-traffic sites. Most WordPress sites use the $150 plan (Standard) or the $250 plan (Advanced), depending on how many email accounts they need. Standard includes 10, Advanced has no limit. Paying yearly gives you two months free, and the price stays the same every year.
It comes down to the kind of site, how many email addresses you need and how busy the site is. One-page HTML sites fit Economy, small HTML sites fit Starter, and WordPress sites need Standard or above. Use the plan picker on this page, or ask me and I’ll tell you.
Yes. You call, text or email me, and I answer as fast as I can. You talk to the person who knows your site, not a ticket queue or a chatbot.
It works well when three things are true: the domain is in your name, you have your own logins, and you can leave any time. That’s how hosting works here. The benefit is that the person who knows your site is the one who answers when something goes wrong.
For most sites, yes. I need access to your current hosting and site to look it over, and a complex site gets a look before we agree on the move.
The move is planned so your visitors keep reaching your site. Your site is copied and tested on the new account first, your domain is switched at a planned time, and your old host stays on until everything works.
Your email addresses are set up on the new account before the switch. Moving your old messages is often possible too, but it can take more work, so I look at it first.
You do. Your domain stays in your name, on your own account. If you need one, I can help you set up an account and buy it with your card as part of your project, then hand you the login.
Yes. If your business uses Google Workspace, or would like to, your email, Google Drive, Calendar and Meet stay with Google and your website stays on your hosting. I connect your domain to both so everything works together. Google bills Workspace separately.
Yes. Every account gets a free SSL certificate, so your site loads securely with https.
Yes. In cPanel you can back up your own files and databases any time, and I recommend it. I can show you how. With full-service care, I make a backup before any work and a fresh one after.
With self-service, you keep your site updated and handle your own uploads, upkeep and email addresses in cPanel, and I’m there when you have a question. You can add a Website Tune-Up any time for $150, recommended at least once every 3 months. With full-service care, from $35 a month on top of any plan, I keep the site updated and backed up for you, and if malware or a hack damages it, I fix it free.
WordPress runs more websites than any other system, so people are always looking for ways to break into it. WordPress, themes and plugins release updates all the time, and many of them close security holes; others fix bugs and keep your site working with newer browsers and server software. A site that falls behind is one of the easiest targets for malware and hacking. HTML sites have far less to update; on sites I built, I update the code when something needs it.
With self-service, cleanup is your responsibility, and I can help at my hourly rate. If you book a Website Tune-Up ($150) at least once every 3 months, or have full-service care, I fix malware or hack damage free.
Most clients pay yearly, which gives you two months free. Monthly plans are paid automatically through PayPal. Both come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Yes, HTML sites and WordPress sites alike. WordPress needs the Standard plan or above. On WordPress sites I build, the Elementor Pro license is $50 a year.
Add storage at $4 a month or $40 a year per GB, or move up to a bigger plan. Either way, your site stays where it is.
Get started
Pick a plan, or tell me about your site and I'll pick one with you.
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