Affiliate disclosure
HostingHunt may earn a commission or referral credit when a visitor signs up or purchases through a qualifying provider link.
How affiliate links are identified
Affiliate calls to action are labeled near the link. They are also marked for search engines as sponsored. Editorial pages containing affiliate links include a disclosure before the first commercial link.
Provider links and research sources
Provider links pass through HostingHunt to use the current configured destination. Where supported, tracking is added while preserving the specific pricing page or article. Documentation on separate support domains remains a direct research destination when tracking support is not established. A referral credit is not the same as a cash commission.
What commissions do not change
- The documented research method and source requirements.
- Whether limitations, missing evidence, or renewal concerns are disclosed.
- The ordering produced by stated filters and comparison criteria.
- Our willingness to publish a negative or neutral conclusion.
What may affect recommendations
A recommendation can consider price, workload fit, resources, management model, locations, support evidence, and dated performance evidence. Affiliate payout is not a ranking factor. When reliable evidence is missing, we say so.
Your choice
You can visit a provider directly instead of using an affiliate link. Either way, confirm current pricing, taxes, renewals, eligibility, and terms at checkout.
Editorial separation
For sourcing, corrections, scoring, and update rules, read the editorial policy and research methodology.