Namecheap WordPress hosting 2021 review?

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Hey All,

How is your experience with Namecheap EasyWP?

There are a lot of old threads with mixed reviews, so creating this one to know about recent experiences.
 
i have a lot of traffic. Namecheap cant handle it so i moved to vps. I recommend it if you have less website visitors.
 
Nightmare when I tried it last year, it was far from Easy to configure
 
Two words review: It sucks.
It always did.
 
Only tried their shared hosting and it's fine... but it depends on the traffic you get.

Why don't you try it for 30 days for free and see if it's for you?
 
i have a lot of traffic. Namecheap cant handle it so i moved to vps. I recommend it if you have less website visitors.
Which hosting have you used (shared or EasyWP)? As even the starter plan handles the 50k visitors/month as per Namecheap.
 
Two words review: It sucks.
It always did.
In what terms (ease of use/slower speed/downtimes)? Which hosting plan?

Any other recommendations for a new site if not Namecheap?
 
Nightmare when I tried it last year, it was far from Easy to configure
How is it in terms of website speed? And also, have you tried their EasyWP hosting? It seems easy to configure and faster, too (as written on the website :P).
 
In what terms (ease of use/slower speed/downtimes)? Which hosting plan?

Any other recommendations for a new site if not Namecheap?
Every shared hosting plan on any hosting provider is crap. I have used godaddy, namecheap, hostgator, bluehost and a few local Indian companies as well. All of them are crap when it comes to handling traffic spike , initial byte time and also for scaling up/down. Once I switched to vps, all of those problems were gone. Plus if you have your own server setup, you get to choose the technology stack that you need.
 
Hey All,

How is your experience with Namecheap EasyWP?

There are a lot of old threads with mixed reviews, so creating this one to know about recent experiences.
I tried their shared hosting, the biggest package and it was pretty bad in the same price range i recommend shockhosting; it was much better and didn't have any trouble for the whole year i was with them, my traffic increased and i decided to move to a vps but still for that price they would be my choice for a starter website.
 
I've used their shared plan and everything was working smoothly since I didnìt have that much traffic.
Their support was epic too.
Things changed when I integrated my site with Ezoic, integration wasn't possible so I decided to move the site to the Ezoic hosting.
 
As a rule of thumb -Any kind of shared type hosting is for low traffic websites

if something is too good to be true then it probably is..

So.. if you are just starting your website or you have no much traffic then should be fine (for its price)
 
Only tried their shared hosting and it's fine... but it depends on the traffic you get.

Why don't you try it for 30 days for free and see if it's for you?

I just signed up for the free trial for test purposes. Will monitor for next few weeks before making a final decision. The installation process was smooth, only issue is not able to add SSL, created a support request. Let's see.

Here is a performance report (new website with default theme).

Screenshot 2021-11-19 at 8.55.58 PM.png
 
I just signed up for the free trial for test purposes. Will monitor for next few weeks before making a final decision. The installation process was smooth, only issue is not able to add SSL, created a support request. Let's see.

Here is a performance report (new website with default theme).

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When I moved to their shared hosting... funny enough... I had absolutely the same problem... SSL. They fixed it.
It's a good idea... test it for yourself.
At the same time, you could use something like uptimerobot.com to monitor the uptime during the test.
 
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