There is a reason why WordPress recommend Bluehost as one of its three preferred hosting services. The hosting service, with features like 1-Click WordPress installation, makes life easier for WordPress users.

Bluehost is also based in the United States. Utah, to be precise. They have a massive 50,000 sq. ft. facility with more than 750 employees, where they operate their servers. Considered as the best domain hosting by many, Bluehost currently hosts more than two million domains all over the world.

Founded in 2003, Bluehost is owned by Endurance International Group, which also owns sister hosting companies like Hostgator, JustHost, and Hostmosnter.

What makes Bluehost the best web hosting for WordPress is its customized plans. You can choose from three different plans: Basic, Plus, and Choice Plus. Even though none of the plans make it a free web hosting, the Basic plan costs you only $3.95/m. However, you can only host one website.

Plus plan is available for $5.95, while Choice Plus is offered for $6.95/m with several additional features. Just keep in mind, these are discounted prices, as normal prices (almost double) will be charged at the time of renewal.

Bluehost is considered as a cheap web hosting compared to some other options. In addition, if you are new to WordPress, the simple to use hosting service is really easy to start with, with plenty of website builder tools.

You can also choose from different hosting plans that include Cloud, Shared, Dedicated Servers, and VPS.

The support offered is also accessible 24/7 through live chat, email, and phone.

Key Features of  Bluehost

• 99% uptime
• In addition to WordPress, offers several other Apps, Integrations, and e-commerce features
• 30-day money-back guarantee
• 50 GB storage for the Basic plan, but unmetered website and email storage, and bandwidth for other plans.

Pros

• Fast load time
• Free domain hosting (for one domain)
• Cost-effective customized plans
• Excellent security options (free SSL certificate, features like SiteLock)

 Cons

• You have to pay more at the time of renewal, so it’s better to lock a 2-3 year contract when you buy its plan.
• You have to pay a hefty amount for site migration.Support

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