iHost.md review

The entry price is €2 for 36 months, which spreads the first bill across a long term and keeps each instalment small. That rate covers the promotional period, so it matters most to readers who want an early exit option.

The catalogue runs shared hosting, wordpress hosting and cloud server, so shared hosting for a modest site sits beside WordPress hosting, cloud and dedicated servers, ecommerce hosting and colocation. A small site can start on shared plans and move up the same account as traffic and stack complexity grow.

The listed features are free ssl, backups and cdn, which covers the everyday needs of a small business site: secure connections, regular backups, content delivery and mail on the domain. Nothing in that set needs a separate purchase at signup.

The company is registered in Moldova as LEVEL7 S.R.L. and has traded since 2009. Servers run from Moldova, Luxembourg and United States, which lets a site sit near the audience it serves in Europe or in the United States.

Yes, 15 days. That sits below the 30 day window most brands on the site offer, so anyone weighing a long commitment is better served testing a small site first than a full build.

The allowance is 5 (Personal), 10 (Business), 20 (Unlimited) per plan, so the Personal, Business and Unlimited plans each carry their own ceiling. A single-brand owner can stay on a small plan, while agencies and site portfolios step up a tier.

Support runs through email, phone and help centre, meaning email, phone and a self-service help centre. Live chat and a community forum sit outside that list, so urgent issues can still be raised by phone within the covered channels.

An entry price of €2 lands under the site's typical figure of €2.99 and under the €2.95 typical figure across web hosting brands. Afrihost starts at ZAR 84 and Hosting.cl at CLP 159,900, so a euro buyer has two further quotes to weigh.