ALL-INKL.COM review

The entry price is €0 for a 1 term, so shared hosting starts free here. That figure is introductory, and the same plans carry a different price once the term ends. Check the renewal fee before committing to a longer period.

Renewal fees run €4.95 to €24.95, so the cheapest entry plan is not the cheapest over time. The spread between the lowest and highest renewal price is wide enough to matter when you compare plans. Pick the tier you plan to keep, since the renewal figure is what you pay each period.

The range covers shared webhosting, managed server and reseller hosting, so a single site and a client portfolio can sit with the same provider. Shared webhosting covers ordinary sites, while managed servers and system solutions suit hands-off administration. Reseller hosting is there for people who host for others.

A free trial is offered (free trial), which suits readers who want to try a plan before paying a renewal fee. The entry price of €0 on a 1 term is the cheapest way in, so the trial and the entry plan overlap in cost. Either route lets you judge speed and support first.

Plans list free ssl, backups and email as standard, so certificates, backups and email arrive with the hosting rather than as paid extras. Domain and subdomain allowances rise by plan, with each tier bundling a set number of included domains and a much larger number of subdomains.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, which covers email, phone and a help centre. Phone support matters for readers who would rather talk a problem through, and the help centre handles routine questions on plans. Live chat is not among the listed channels.

Hosting runs from Dresden, Germany, and the company is registered in Germany. A single location keeps latency predictable for European visitors, but sites sit far from audiences elsewhere, which matters for anyone with readers across several continents.

The stated audience is beginners and small business, so a first website and a small company are both expected. Support by email, phone and help centre (email, phone and help centre) suits owners who handle their own hosting. Larger setups can still use the managed server and system solution tiers.