InMotion Hosting review

In our InMotion Hosting review, we look at what sets this US-based website host apart from the competition.

InMotion Hosting review
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Our Verdict

A solid, professional web hosting company with excellent technical support, InMotion Hosting is a top choice if you know a thing or two about website development.

For

  • Excellent after-sales support
  • Impressive performance

Against

  • Requires some technical knowledge to set up
  • Big jump in prices after the first term

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InMotion Hosting is a US-based web hosting provider that caters to everything from small portfolio sites to high-end enterprise websites. For smaller sites, you can use the WordPress content management system or the BoldGrid website builder or install one of hundreds of other website platforms using a one-click installer. This makes InMotion Hosting a versatile choice, no matter the type of website you want to create.

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The Verdict
7

out of 10

InMotion Hosting

A solid, professional web hosting company with excellent technical support, InMotion Hosting is a top choice if you know a thing or two about website development.

Richard Sutherland

Richard brings over 20 years of website development, SEO, and marketing to the table. A graduate in Computer Science, Richard has lectured in Java programming, and has built software for companies including Samsung and ASDA. Now, he writes for TechRadar, Tom's Guide, PC Gamer and Creative Bloq.