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Price rise tracker

Hosts that raised prices in 2026

When a host we track puts its prices up, it appears here: the plan, the old and new price, how much it went up and when we spotted it, with a link to the host's own pricing page.

No price rises confirmed yet in 2026.

Every rise we've confirmed

Prices are per month in the host's own currency, as they were before and after the change. Follow new rises with the Atom feed.

We haven't confirmed a price rise at any host we track in 2026 yet. We only list changes a person has checked against the host's own pricing page, so this list starts empty rather than guessing.

How this list works

From our price checks. We read the pricing pages and partner price feeds of the hosts we compare. When a price changes, the change waits for a person to check it; only approved changes appear here. The date is when we spotted it, which may be a little after the host changed it.

Like for like. We compare the same way of buying the plan (the same term and currency). Where both the old and new prices include a renewal price, we compare that; otherwise the intro price. Prices are shown on the same tax basis as the rest of the site for that currency, and never converted between currencies.

Real hosts only. Demo data is never listed. Some hosts pay us commission when you buy through us; that never decides whether a rise is listed. How we make money.

Frequently asked questions

How do you know a host has raised its prices?

We check the pricing pages and partner price feeds of the hosts we compare every day. When a price changes, a person checks it against the host's own page before it goes live on Serverlinx. Only those approved changes are listed here, with the date we spotted them and a link to the source.

Does a rise here mean my bill goes up?

Not always. These are the prices hosts advertise to new customers and charge at renewal. What you pay depends on your plan and when you signed up. Check your host's emails and your next renewal invoice.

Which price do you compare?

The renewal price, when the host publishes one before and after the change, because that's what you pay for longest. Otherwise the intro price. Every price is a monthly figure for the same way of buying the plan.

What can I do if my host has put its prices up?

Work out what you'll pay over the next 3 years, then compare. Switching often costs less than renewing, and if you buy through us from a host we recommend, we'll move everything for free. Get my quotes

Price going up? Compare before you renew

See quotes ranked on what you'll really pay over 3 years. Switch, and we'll move everything for you.

How this page was reviewed

Page last updated: 25 September 2026. Facts are checked against the sources below and our editorial policy. Built from price changes approved by the Serverlinx team; each row links to the host's own pricing page.

Serverlinx is free to use. Some companies pay us when you buy through us. That never changes how we rank prices.

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