AccuWeb Hosting Review (2026): Windows, VPS and Pricing

Byline: HostingDive Team

AccuWeb Hosting review, from the vendor pages read 2 November 2026: shared hosting starts at $1.99 a month and renews at the same price, Linux shared plans run from $2.79 to $5.99 a month, Windows shared plans from $3.49, and VPS plans from $4.95 (Linux, 24-month term) and $6.33 (Windows). The big pricing caution is that the renewal is not always the same: Linux shared Premium ++ goes from $3.99 to $9.99 a month, and Linux VPS Peak from $6.95 to $19.99.

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AccuWeb hosting review: the short answer

AccuWeb is a broad catalogue host that is strongest for Windows and ASP.NET hosting and for buyers who will manage a VPS. This review reads its published plans; we did not run speed or uptime tests, and the vendor's own claims (such as a ticket first response under 11 minutes) are labelled as vendor statements.

What AccuWeb Hosting actually offers

  • Linux shared hosting: three plans, 100 websites on the first and unlimited on the other two, free daily backups and migration, SSL and DDoS protection included.
  • Windows shared hosting: ASP.NET and MSSQL support, a 99.9% uptime guarantee and free daily backups.
  • Linux and Windows VPS: from $4.95 and $6.33 a month, Windows licence included.
  • Dedicated servers from $103.00 a month across 10 US locations, and reseller hosting from $11.99 a month.

AccuWeb shared hosting pricing

AccuWeb shared plans as printed on accuwebhosting.com, 2 November 2026.
Plan Price shown Renews at Websites Storage Bandwidth Guaranteed RAM / CPU
Bootstrap ++ (Linux) $2.79/mo $2.79/mo 100 25 GB 750 GB 1 GB / 1 vCPU
Premium ++ (Linux) $3.99/mo $9.99/mo Unlimited 75 GB 1 TB 1.5 GB / 2 vCPU
Enterprise Pro ++ (Linux) $5.99/mo $13.99/mo Unlimited 100 GB 1.5 TB 2 GB / 2 vCPU
Beginner ++ (Windows) $3.49/mo $4.99/mo 1 domain 10 GB 500 GB 250 MB RAM
Windows middle plan $7.99/mo $14.99/mo Not stated 30 GB 1 TB 500 MB RAM
Windows top plan $15.99/mo $24.99/mo Not stated 50 GB 1.5 TB 750 MB RAM

Renewal against price shown, per month (Linux shared and VPS)

Bootstrap ++ price shown
$2.79
Bootstrap ++ renewal
$2.79
Premium ++ price shown
$3.99
Premium ++ renewal
$9.99
Enterprise Pro ++ price shown
$5.99
Enterprise Pro ++ renewal
$13.99
VPS Edge price shown (24 months)
$4.95
VPS Edge renewal
$9.99

Source: accuwebhosting.com plan pages, 2 November 2026.

Where AccuWeb is strong

Windows and ASP.NET hosting

The Windows shared page is aimed at ASP.NET apps with MSSQL support, a 99.9% uptime guarantee and 24/7 support. Beginner ++ is $3.49 a month and renews at $4.99, one of the smaller renewal steps on the catalogue.

Backups included, not gated

Free daily backups are listed on the Linux and Windows shared plans, with restores handled by contacting support. The Windows VPS plans list complimentary and daily backups, but the cheaper 180-day Windows VPS includes no backups.

Support channels

The Linux shared page lists 24/7 live chat and phone support Monday to Saturday. The overview page states a ticket first response under 11 minutes, which is the vendor's own figure.

Guaranteed resources and locations

AccuWeb states a no-overselling policy with dedicated RAM and CPU on shared plans, and lists data centers in the US, UK, Germany, Singapore, India, Australia and South Africa.

VPS plans

AccuWeb VPS plans, 2 November 2026. Windows plans include the licence.
Plan Price shown Renews at RAM CPU Storage Bandwidth
Linux VPS Edge (24 months) $4.95/mo $9.99/mo 4 GB 1 vCPU 50 GB 250 GB
Linux VPS Peak $6.95/mo $19.99/mo 8 GB 2 vCPU 100 GB 450 GB
Windows VPS Opal $6.33/mo $6.99/mo 1 GB 1 vCPU 40 GB SSD 500 GB
Windows VPS Pearl $9.99/mo $14.99/mo 2 GB 1 vCPU 60 GB SSD 750 GB
Windows VPS Diamond $19.99/mo $39.99/mo 4 GB 3 vCPU 100 GB SSD 1.5 TB

The cons

Pricing complexity

Prices depend on platform, term and plan. "Renews at the same price" applies to the $1.99 Cheap Web Hosting plan and Bootstrap ++, not to the plans above them, so read the renewal line on each card.

You manage the server

VPS plans are self-managed unless you pay for help; this is not a beginner one-click host.

Shorter VPS guarantee

Shared hosting has a 30-day money-back guarantee; the VPS pages state 7 days.

Who AccuWeb fits, and who should look elsewhere

AccuWeb fits Windows-stack developers and self-managing VPS buyers who value included backups, region choice and phone support. It is a weaker fit for a non-technical buyer who wants managed, hands-off WordPress. For that, Hosting.com (formerly A2 Hosting) offers managed Linux and WordPress plans. Buyers weighing WordPress specifically should start with our best WordPress hosting guide, and budget shoppers can cross-shop options in our best web hosting for small business and best VPS hosting for small business roundups.

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Our Verdict on AccuWeb

AccuWeb Hosting earns its place for a specific buyer: Windows-stack developers and self-managing VPS users who value included backups, phone support and a broad plan catalogue. The trade-offs are concrete: renewals that rise on most plans, self-managed servers and a 7-day VPS refund window. If you know your way around a server, or live in the Microsoft ecosystem, AccuWeb is worth pricing. If you want managed, beginner-friendly hosting, a mainstream managed host is the better fit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does AccuWeb hosting cost?

Shared hosting starts at $1.99 a month. Linux shared plans are $2.79, $3.99 and $5.99 a month, Windows shared from $3.49, Linux VPS from $4.95 on a 24-month term and Windows VPS from $6.33.

Does AccuWeb renew at the same price?

Only on some plans. The $1.99 plan and Bootstrap ++ state renewal at the same price; Premium ++ renews at $9.99 and Enterprise Pro ++ at $13.99.

Does AccuWeb have a money-back guarantee?

30 days on shared hosting and 7 days on VPS plans.

Is AccuWeb good for Windows hosting?

Its Windows shared plans list ASP.NET and MSSQL support, a 99.9% uptime guarantee and free daily backups, from $3.49 a month.

Where are AccuWeb's data centers?

The Linux shared page lists the US, UK, Germany, Singapore, India, Australia and South Africa.