Hosting

Moved from SiteGround to Namecheap shared hosting, cutting $360/yr to $22/yr with zero issues so far.

“I just migrated off Siteground to shared hosting (Namecheap) and went from paying $360/yr to $22/yr. Have had zero issues so far.”

Finds Namecheap hosting a bit unreliable.

“namecheap as a hosting is a bit unreliable”

Migrated from Bluehost to Namecheap hosting and the site loads faster, $50 for 2 years promo.

“my site loads faster than it ever did with bluehost. $50 for 2 years promo.”

Moved from SiteGround to Namecheap and liked it, but now finds support not what it was, harder to reach by chat, and confusing bundles.

“I just feel like Namecheap aren't what they used to be and the support isn't the same as well as it's pretty confusing when you try to purchase certain things”

A customer who moved 8 mailboxes and a site to Namecheap says support answers by email within about 10 minutes and answered every issue.

“I recently moved my 8 emails and website to them. Our next move, now that we got all the other going.... is to move the domain to them. These guys”

A Namecheap shared hosting customer pays monthly on the $5.88 plan and had no issues, with support helping them start fresh.

“Namecheap is decent for the shared hosting. I had no issues with support. In fact, I decided to nuke my hosting and start fresh, and they helped me with it. I pay monthly of the $5.88 plan.”

A user finds Namecheap faster than Bluehost for small sites, at about $20 a year, with amazing support.

“namecheap is faster than bluehost and provides a great service for people hosting smaller sites. Can host a site for 20 bucks a year, zero evil behavior either. Amazing support.”

Uses Namecheap shared hosting: SSL is free the first year, then $13.20 per year per certificate.

“They give you premium SSL certificates for free for the first year and after that it's $13.20 per year per certificate.”

Used Namecheap hosting and found some of the lowest resource limits and very slow performance.

“Some of the lowest resource limits I’ve seen in my years of using hosting companies.”

A small non-profit hosts its site on Namecheap with no problems, and support has always been good when needed.

“I use Namecheap for my small non-profit and haven't had any problems. In fact, the support, when needed, has always been pretty good.”

A WordPress host user finds Namecheap hosting workable with decent support and email, but had SSL trouble and it is slower than SiteGround.

“Namecheap works but I've had some SSL challenges with them. Also maybe look at A2hosting. Also not always easy to install let's Encrypt but a little easier than namecheap. Both”

A small-business site owner has found Namecheap's WordPress hosting reliable in the past, with good customer service.

“I'd also recommend looking at Namecheap for WP hosting, I've found them to be reliable in the past (and with good customer service).”