WPEngine is pretty solid, but honestly if you can learn enough about setting up Cloudflare as a CDN, caching, and backups, you can get along perfectly fine with any economy hosting plan, because most of the managed hosting solutions aren't really doing much other than implementing those features as part of their WP install process. Some of these companies have some unique automation features for plugins, such as automatically rolling back changes, but you can also sign up for a ManageWP account and install that into your site and access a lot of those types of "managed" features. I'm not a huge fan of GoDaddy, but they own ManageWP and it's basically their Must Use Plugin that powers their managed WordPress hosting behind the scenes.
That said, as you look to compare "best pricing" or "best features", it's important to understand the limitations of a plan lying beneath all the "unlimited" gimmicks. You basically can't market a web hosting company these days without using the words unlimited, but the reality is all these companies are going to restrict how much CPU usage you have access to and perhaps the maximum inodes.