The best hosting for multiple WordPress sites depends on how many sites you run and how much traffic each carries: on the vendor pages read 2026-11-02, InMotion Pro lists 40 websites for $10.59 a month, SiteGround GrowBig and GoGeek list unlimited websites, and Cloudways lists unlimited websites on every server size from $14 a month. The cheap plans share one resource pool; Cloudways and Kinsta separate sites by server or by install, at a higher price per site.
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Multiple-site hosting compared
| Host and plan | Sites allowed | Price shown | Renewal or note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hostinger, 3-website plan | 3 websites | $2.49/mo on a 48-month term | Renews at $10.99/mo |
| Hostinger, unlimited-websites plan | Unlimited websites | $3.49/mo on a 48-month term | Renews at $16.99/mo |
| InMotion Launch | 2 websites | $4.79/mo | Renews at $14.99/mo |
| InMotion Power | 10 websites | $5.79/mo | Renews at $18.99/mo |
| InMotion Pro | 40 websites, 2 vCPU cores, 4GB RAM | $10.59/mo | Renews at $25.99/mo |
| SiteGround GrowBig | Unlimited websites | $4.99/mo, prepaid 12 months | Renews at $29.99/mo |
| SiteGround GoGeek | Unlimited websites | $7.99/mo, prepaid 12 months | Renews at $44.99/mo |
| Cloudways Micro | Unlimited websites, 1GB RAM, 1 vCPU | $14/mo | Billed per server; 5-day trial |
| Kinsta | 1 WordPress install per plan; extra sites added | $30 USD for the first month on the single-site configurator | Extra sites $30 USD a month each |
See the current plans: Hostinger, InMotion Hosting, SiteGround, Cloudways and Kinsta.
What 'multiple sites allowed' actually means
A site count is a limit on how many installs the plan accepts, not a promise about capacity. InMotion's page makes the difference visible: Launch allows 2 websites and 100GB of NVMe storage, Power allows 10 websites and 200GB, and Pro allows 40 websites with 2 vCPU cores and 4GB of RAM. SiteGround and Hostinger list unlimited websites on their upper plans while capping storage (50 GB and 100 GB on SiteGround, 50 GB NVMe on Hostinger's unlimited-websites plan), so storage, not the count, is the real ceiling there.
Check four things before buying: the site count, the storage cap, whether the plan separates sites from each other, and the renewal price. The pages read list no isolation guarantee for the shared plans, so assume the sites on a shared plan draw from one pool.
Cost per site
Dividing the price by the site count shows why the shared tiers win on paper: InMotion Launch works out to about $2.40 per site per month at two sites, Power to about $0.58 at ten and Pro to about $0.26 at forty. Hostinger's 3-website plan is about $0.83 per site. Those are best-case figures at full capacity on the intro price; at the renewal price InMotion Pro is $25.99 a month for the same 40 sites. Cloudways and Kinsta do not fit this math, because a Cloudways server hosts as many sites as its RAM and CPU carry and Kinsta prices each extra site at $30 USD a month.
Intro monthly price by plan (USD)
Source: the vendor pricing pages read 2026-11-02. Terms differ: Hostinger is a 48-month term, SiteGround is prepaid for 12 months. Renewal prices are higher on every plan listed.
Hostinger: lowest entry price for low-traffic sites
Hostinger's page lists a 3-website plan at $2.49 a month that renews at $10.99 a month for the same 48-month term, and an unlimited-websites plan at $3.49 a month that renews at $16.99, with 50 GB of NVMe storage, daily backups and a CDN. The page shows a 30-day money-back guarantee. Read the term: the headline price is the 48-month price.
InMotion Hosting: the clearest site-count ladder
InMotion states the site count, storage and, on Pro, the CPU and RAM for each tier, which makes it the easiest shared plan to size against. Pro lists up to four client cPanel accounts on one plan for agency use, free website migration and a 90-day money-back guarantee. Renewals are steep: Launch moves from $4.79 to $14.99 a month and Pro from $10.59 to $25.99.
SiteGround: unlimited sites with staging on the mid tier
SiteGround's GrowBig lists unlimited websites, 50 GB of storage and staging among its exclusive features, at $4.99 a month prepaid for 12 months and renewing at $29.99. GoGeek lists unlimited websites, 100 GB, staging with Git, white-label access and priority support at $7.99 a month, renewing at $44.99. StartUp covers one website only. The page shows a 30-day money-back guarantee. For the full plan breakdown see the SiteGround review.
Cloudways: isolate sites by choosing the server
Cloudways bills by server size, and every size on its pricing page lists unlimited websites: Micro is $14 a month with 1GB RAM and 1 vCPU, Small is $28 with 2GB RAM, and Medium is $54 with 4GB RAM and 2 vCPU. Free staging is listed, backups are on-demand or automated, and offsite backup storage is charged at $0.033 per GB per server. You decide which sites share a server, so a busy client site can sit on its own. The page shows a 5-day trial. The pages read do not print per-provider prices, so this page states none. Details are in the Cloudways review.
Kinsta: per-install pricing for revenue sites
Kinsta's configurator shows a single 20GB WordPress install at $30 USD for the first month, with the line 'Pay $0 today, $350 after the first month', so confirm what the $350 covers at checkout. Additional sites are listed at $30 USD a month each and extra storage at $20 USD per 20GB a month. Included are 14 days of backup retention, unlimited free migrations and 24/7 human support in 8 languages. The Agency tier starts at $340 USD a month ($284 on annual billing). It is the most expensive route per site; the Kinsta review covers whether that is justified.
Staging, backups and migration across the five
- Staging: listed by Cloudways (free), SiteGround (GrowBig and GoGeek).
- Backups: Hostinger lists weekly backups on the 3-website plan and daily backups on the unlimited-websites plan; Kinsta lists 14 days of retention.
- Migration: InMotion lists free website migration, Kinsta unlimited free migrations.
- Money-back window: 30 days at Hostinger and SiteGround, 90 days at InMotion, a 5-day trial at Cloudways.
Once your sites are moved, recheck one key page on each site after updates. Our free WordPress flow check tests one page on desktop and mobile.
Which one fits your sites
- Five or fewer low-traffic sites: Hostinger's 3-website plan or InMotion Launch; price the renewal first.
- Ten to forty small client sites: InMotion Power or Pro, or SiteGround GrowBig for unlimited sites with staging.
- Sites that carry client revenue: Cloudways, placing busy sites on separate servers, or Kinsta at $30 USD a month per extra install.
- Agencies reselling hosting: read best wordpress hosting for agencies and white-label client management hosting.
For a single-site portfolio use case, the best wordpress hosting for photographers guide applies the same plans to image-heavy sites, and the best WordPress hosting in 2026 roundup covers the wider market. HostingDive states no measured uptime or speed for these plans here; measured data is in the Speed Index and the test method.
Start with the plan that matches your count: InMotion Hosting or SiteGround for shared sites, Cloudways for isolated servers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many WordPress sites can I host on one plan?
It depends on the plan. On the pages read 2026-11-02, InMotion lists 2, 10 and 40 websites across Launch, Power and Pro, Hostinger lists 3 websites on one plan and unlimited on another, SiteGround lists unlimited websites on GrowBig and GoGeek, and Cloudways lists unlimited websites on every server size.
Is unlimited websites really unlimited?
The count is unlimited, but storage and server resources are not. SiteGround GrowBig caps storage at 50 GB and GoGeek at 100 GB, and Hostinger's unlimited-websites plan lists 50 GB of NVMe storage.
What is the cheapest way to host many WordPress sites?
Per site, InMotion Pro at $10.59 a month for 40 websites works out to about $0.26 per site, before the renewal increase to $25.99 a month.
Which option keeps one busy site from slowing the others?
Cloudways lets you choose which sites share a server, and Kinsta prices each site as its own install. The shared plans on the pages read list no isolation guarantee.
Do renewal prices matter for multi-site hosting?
Yes. SiteGround GrowBig renews at $29.99 a month from $4.99, and Hostinger's unlimited-websites plan renews at $16.99 from $3.49, so model the renewal price for the full term.