KINSTA
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The tale of Kinsta began in 2013 when a team of WordPress experts (and enthusiasts) who were unimpressed with the hosting solutions on the market decided to offer their own twist on this technology. They are headquartered in Los Angeles (the US) and when it comes to WordPress, Kinsta today remains one of the biggest players on the global market, as it serves clients from 128 countries around the world. The only continent they haven’t reached yet, they claim, is Antarctica, but who knows what tomorrow (and global warming) may bring.
Unlike many other web hosting providers, Kinsta doesn’t maintain its own data centers, but rather utilizes Google’s “cutting edge” cloud data centers to house its WordPress platform. Because of this, Kinsta can offer a wide variety of data centers locations, 24 of which are global and spreading from eastern to western hemisphere.
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Kinsta’s main website is modern in style and functionality, easy-to-use and available in ten different languages, including English. In addition, although they tend to think globally, their customer support team tends to be local, or so they claim. With that in mind, they hire remote support agents to cover all time zones and provide support in 7 major languages.
From the main website, you can access Kinsta’s official blog. It’s easy on the eye and filled with a myriad of articles, most of which are related to WordPress. Among these, you can find a number of easy-to-follow guides written in a meticulous manner. In addition to this, Kinsta offers a fresh and video-packed YouTube channel and relatively active presence on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
Pricing
As a fully managed WordPress hosting provider, Kinsta's prices are higher than other web hosts (Image credit: Kinsta)
Plans and pricing
All of Kinsta’s hosting plans are WordPress, all of them are managed and include free website migrations and a hack fix guarantee. Another trait all of them share is that they are rather pricey. There are ten hosting plans and the pricing ranges from $30 (named “Starter”) to $1,500 (“Enterprise 4”) for a month. The most important features are highlighted there, but if you scroll a bit down you’ll be able to see all features and all details displayed in a simple and clean way.
The cheapest plan (although there is nothing cheap about it) will get you (as expected) an easy WordPres install, 10GB of storage, up to 25,000 monthly visits, 50GB of free CDN, free SSL certificates, automatic backups, hack and malware removal, performance monitoring tool and more. This, as well as other plans, comes with a 30-day money back guarantee, with which even the cost of all additional add-ons will be refunded.
The only supported payment method with Kinsta is a credit card (all major ones are available for use), so if you are accustomed to paying via PayPal, this may come off as a disappointment.
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Choosing and purchasing a hosting package with Kinsta is a rather straightforward experience, that is, if you know just what you want in advance. Since there are ten plans of different sizes, and if you are not sure which is best for you, you are welcome to contact Kinsta’s customer support team, which you will find accessible and knowledgeable.
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