Web Hosting Hub Reviews

I really like the services of Web hosting hub. Their interface is easy to use, and I can easily implement the website on WordPress. Their customer support is also really good. I am using web hosting hub frequently. Apart from hosting web hosting hub have lots of features. And easy to integrate.

Sometimes the website will take time to connect with hosting. Rest it's a good web hosting services.

Web hosting hub solves my problem of creating websites for clients because they provide the hosting services at very cheap rate. And their support services are also really good. I highly recommend this to others.

Extremely fast customer service and fast deployment of sites!

SSL can be a bit pricey for shared hosting.

Web hosting hub offers fantastic pricing for getting started with a small business website. They also provide assistance getting aclimated to their CMS for new customers regardless of skill.

I have used this hosting, which is affordable with multiple plans, along with that with best support and easy to install.

Nothing dislike part it is just Maintaince time is long.

Everyone wants to make their business online with affordable and easy to use hosting. And i think this one is best for beggniers aswell.

Its interferance and and hosting tools are very easy to use .

Its Slightly expensive and should make it more secure than before.

Many web hostinfg account dosent allow multiple FTP accounts but this one allows as I need for no extra cost.

It's Interfaces at first and then its hosting tools and file manager is easy to use.

It's slightly expensive. It must make it affordable and more secure than ever before

Many CMS framework are already installed which has made easy for development and hosting.Chat support is very good. Once I was stuck in activating SSL , chat team helped me into it.

I'm paying much less for my website than I had been and receiving the same service with better tech support. I saved even more by opting to pay for 3 years at a time. Setting up email filters is really easy and understandable.

I have had a couple of problems with missing a few emails from people but that is probably my fault - it is possible to set up email filters for all email accounts and for each individual email account. When I miss an email, there is a high probability I inadvertently filtered it.

I'm having trouble thinking of dislikes. It seems ridiculous to complain that I'm on hold for tech support longer now than when I first signed up with them - now I'm on hold for several minutes. When I first signed up with them two years ago I was typically on hold for less than 30 seconds.

Web Hosting Hub has everything you need and they do it pretty well. they aren't heavy on the sales pitch but are quite responsive with service. So far there have been no security issues and I am well informed of any maintenance. Tons and tons and tons of options and resources.

Not so fond of the multiple points of entry into my account vs website vs cpanel vs etc etc. Not as slick of a user interface as some I have seen. Their interface can be techie and overwhelming. Help documents aren't always updated with their latest screenshots

Make sure you lookup terms you are unfamiliar with and ask before you try to change something. If you aren't an expert you will become one with Web Hosting Hub.

I needed an inexpensive option to host multiple domains and grow. I launch several domains and then see which ones fail and which ones work so flexibility it key.

I like the cheap shared web hosting with SSD included.

I reallly don't like the IO limit that is placed on my account

Well it's pretty obvious that they provide web hosting for my business.

Its quite flexible for a growing organization with some knowledge of web creation and management. The interface works with a trusted CPanel. The support is responsive and knowledgeable when utilized, and the support articles are rather in depth. For less than a couple hundred bucks a year, I host several WordPress based sites they've recently introduced a WordPress derivative, BoldGrid ( the WP answer to Wix, Weebly, etc)

The interface is quite intimidating and can be in technical language. Its also a bit difficult to tell which layer of which portal of which site you are in. On occasion you will get a curtly tone from the support chat when asking "easy" without diving into the rather deep dive of their support portal. Once you develop the vocabulary to navigate their support articles, the sailing becomes rather smooth. The interface was quite busy and small and does not do a great job of defining terms or providing in process help text.

They fit a need. They aren't as slick as GoDaddy, but you aren't paying GoDaddy prices either.

Self funded start up with the need to provide a large presence fast! We had the platform to develop, took a bit more to hire the talent to design.

Hub is a great provider, and their core features alone make them very enticing. I have only done an eval of them for a client, but their features are hard to beat for the price.

E-Mail seems clunky and while stable, it claims to be gmail like, and it is not.

While I would not recommend this for advanced users, this is one of the best for new users and smaller firms.