Why choose DreamHost?
DreamHost provides two useful routes for a growing website project. Web Hosting Launch supports up to 25 websites with 25 GB, bringing several projects into one package. DreamPress 1 focuses on managed WordPress for one website. Both selected options include daily backups and migration, putting data recovery and the move from an existing service into your hosting choice.
Choose your package
We recommend Launch for several websites that fit within 25 GB. Choose DreamPress 1 for a single WordPress website and 15 GB in a managed service. Selecting the service family lets you match the website workflow, while the table presents resources and billing terms for each package.
Choosing DreamHost for your UK website
For a UK website, the selected DreamHost packages bring these strengths into your shortlist: Launch for up to 25 websites; DreamPress for managed WordPress; Daily backups and migration in selected plans.
The UK edition displays amounts in GBP by default. The selected DreamHost offers use USD as their source currency. Check the first payment, billing period and renewal in the price details. Displaying a converted amount in pounds does not change the provider’s charge currency. For DreamHost, start with the package choice described above and match the listed websites, storage and included services to your brief. The comparison keeps those confirmed facts consistent across the provider’s selected variants.
Why we recommend it
- Launch for up to 25 websites
- DreamPress for managed WordPress
- Daily backups and migration in selected plans
Questions about DreamHost
Which package should I start with?
We recommend Launch for several websites that fit within 25 GB.
What makes DreamPress different?
DreamPress 1 is managed WordPress for one website, with 15 GB, daily backups and migration.
How should I read GBP prices for my UK project?
The UK edition displays amounts in GBP by default. The selected DreamHost offers use USD as their source currency. Check the first payment, billing period and renewal in the price details. Displaying a converted amount in pounds does not change the provider’s charge currency.