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one.com

What one.com offers
  • Web hosting
  • Managed WordPress
Data centres
Not stated in our catalogue
Support
Live chat, Email and Phone
True yearly cost
From £86.26 a year (3-year total ÷ 3, inc VAT)
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What people say about one.com

We read what one.com's customers and review sites say, and sum it up in our own words: what people like, what they don't, and who it suits. Our score is the customer score, worked out from public ratings. We don't test hosts ourselves.

Customer score

Not enough customer ratings yet

We show a score once we have ratings from at least 2 platforms and 100 reviews.

We don't earn commission from one.com at the moment, but we do from some hosts. Commission never changes this score or verdict: the score uses published reviews only, and no host can pay to change it. How we make money · How we review

Our verdict

Our summary of one.com's reviews is on its way

An editor checks every summary against its sources before we publish it.

Review sites we read

Every review of one.com from the sites in our source register that our team has checked. Most review sites earn commission from the hosts they review, as we do; the funding column says how each is paid for.

  1. Source 1: Website Planet

    Review

    4.5
    Rank
    #171 of 3859 in “Website Planet web hosting database”
    Dates
    Checked Page date not shown
    Funding
    Affiliate-funded
    Testing
    Says it tested, no data shown
    More detail

    What they say they tested: Built a WordPress site and ran a Sucuri load test: nearly all locations connected in under 200 ms, one near 600 ms. No uptime figures reported. Tested live chat (bot first, human within a couple of minutes) and cancellation (under five minutes).

    • Liked: Simple control panel and set-up wizards
    • Liked: Quick customer support
    • Liked: Cheap first-year prices
    • Liked: Easy cancellation from the dashboard
    • Disliked: No uptime guarantee or service agreement
    • Disliked: Few extra features
    • Disliked: Not aimed at developers
    • Disliked: Verification text during sign-up was slow

    Summarised in our own words.

    Read it on Website Planet (opens in a new tab)
  2. Source 2: TechRadar

    Review · Future plc

    3 out of 5 stars
    Dates
    Checked Page updated 11 Jan 2021Over 12 months old
    Funding
    Affiliate-funded
    Testing
    Published test data
    More detail

    What they say they tested: Measured one.com's own website: GTmetrix graded it D (55%); two weeks of UptimeRobot checks found no downtime. Live chat started with a bot, then a human replied quickly and helpfully.

    • Liked: 15-day money-back guarantee
    • Liked: Beginner-friendly
    • Liked: Support in several languages
    • Liked: Free WPBakery page builder
    • Disliked: Existing domains must be transferred in
    • Disliked: No free domain
    • Disliked: Annual billing only
    • Disliked: Only live chat and email support, no phone or tickets
    • Disliked: No uptime promise

    Summarised in our own words.

    Read it on TechRadar (opens in a new tab)
  3. Source 3: Expert Reviews

    Review · Marketing VF Ltd

    1 of 5 stars (as rendered; see notes)
    Dates
    Checked Page updated 15 Sept 2010Over 12 months old
    Funding
    Affiliate-funded
    Testing
    Says it tested, no data shown
    More detail

    What they say they tested: Hands-on set-up; no measurements.

    • Liked: Low price
    • Liked: Easy way to get a good-looking site online

    Summarised in our own words.

    Read it on Expert Reviews (opens in a new tab)

“Affiliate-funded” means the site earns commission from hosts it reviews. “Published test data” means it publishes the measurements behind its verdict. Scores and ranks are shown as each site displays them; pros and cons are summarised in our own words. How we choose sources

Separate from the experts' score

What customers say

We haven't recorded any customer ratings for one.com yet.

We don't check whether these reviews come from real customers. Each platform runs its own checks, and some let hosts invite reviews, which can push ratings up. Customer ratings never change the experts' score, and commission never changes either.

Sources last checked 26 Sept 2026. Spotted a mistake? Every correction is logged and we fix errors quickly.

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one.com pricing: every plan, renewal and 3-year cost

Prices checked · How we check prices

The intro price is what you pay at first. The renewal price is what you pay after that. The true 3-year cost adds them up, so you can see which plan really costs less.

Every active one.com plan in our catalogue, cheapest 3-year cost first within each type. Prices are per month in the currency one.com charges; the true 3-year cost includes the renewal price and any setup fee.
PlanKey specsIntro priceRenewal priceDue todayTrue 3-year costCheckedGo to one.com
StarterWeb hosting
  • 25 GB SSD
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 1 website
  • 1 mailbox included
£2.39/mofor the first year£9.59/mo£28.6612 months upfront£258.77inc VATRecently checkedGo to one.com (opens in a new tab)
ProfessionalWeb hosting
  • 50 GB SSD
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 3 websites
  • 5 mailboxes included
£2.39/mofor the first year£14.39/mo£28.6612 months upfront£373.97inc VATRecently checkedGo to one.com (opens in a new tab)
BusinessWeb hosting
  • 100 GB SSD
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 10 websites
  • 15 mailboxes included
£4.79/mofor the first year£19.19/mo£57.4612 months upfront£517.97inc VATRecently checkedGo to one.com (opens in a new tab)
MaxWeb hosting
  • 200 GB SSD
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 25 websites
  • 25 mailboxes included
£10.79/mofor the first year£29.99/mo£129.4612 months upfront£849.17inc VATRecently checkedGo to one.com (opens in a new tab)
Managed WordPress BusinessManaged WordPress
  • 100 GB SSD
  • 4 GB RAM
  • Websites not stated
  • 15 mailboxes included
No current price we can vouch for. Check one.com's own page.Go to one.com (opens in a new tab)
Managed WordPress MaxManaged WordPress
  • 200 GB SSD
  • 8 GB RAM
  • Websites not stated
  • 25 mailboxes included
No current price we can vouch for. Check one.com's own page.Go to one.com (opens in a new tab)
Managed WordPress ProfessionalManaged WordPress
  • 50 GB SSD
  • 2 GB RAM
  • Websites not stated
  • 5 mailboxes included
No current price we can vouch for. Check one.com's own page.Go to one.com (opens in a new tab)
Managed WordPress StarterManaged WordPress
  • 25 GB SSD
  • 1 GB RAM
  • Websites not stated
  • 1 mailbox included
No current price we can vouch for. Check one.com's own page.Go to one.com (opens in a new tab)

We don't have a commission link with one.com at the moment; these links go to one.com's own site. How we make money

one.com billing terms: monthly, yearly and longer

A longer term often lowers the monthly price but means paying more upfront. Here's every way to buy each plan that we have, with what's due today.

Each way to buy each one.com plan, as one.com publishes it. The 3-year cost adds the intro price, renewals and setup fees over 36 months; a term longer than 3 years is counted pro rata, and “due today” is what you pay upfront.
PlanHow you payIntro priceRenewal priceDue today3-year cost
BusinessWeb hosting12-month term12 months upfront£4.79/mofor 12 months£19.19/mo£57.46£517.97inc VAT
MaxWeb hosting12-month term12 months upfront£10.79/mofor 12 months£29.99/mo£129.46£849.17inc VAT
ProfessionalWeb hosting12-month term12 months upfront£2.39/mofor 12 months£14.39/mo£28.66£373.97inc VAT
StarterWeb hosting12-month term12 months upfront£2.39/mofor 12 months£9.59/mo£28.66£258.77inc VAT

We have one way to buy each one.com plan in our data. Check one.com's own page for other terms.

one.com add-ons and extras

We don't have any one.com add-on prices in our data yet.

one.com price history

One chart per service: the average first year against the average year at the renewal price, across all one.com's plans for that service, as published by one.com and checked by our team. The shaded gap is how much more you pay once the deal ends.

  • Average over time

    Web hosting

    one.com web hosting: average cost a yearAverage of one.com's 4 plans, in GBP, inc VAT: the first year against a year at the renewal price, at the end of each month.
    • At renewal
    • Year 1
    • The renewal jump
    At renewalYear 1

    Average of one.com's 4 plans, in GBP, inc VAT: the first year against a year at the renewal price, at the end of each month.

    one.com web hosting: average cost a year
    DateYear 1At renewalBased on
    Sep 2026£61.06/yr£219.46/yr4 plans
    Oct 2026£61.06/yr£219.46/yr4 plans
    Nov 2026 (so far)£61.06/yr£219.46/yr4 plans
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  • Average over time

    Managed WordPress

    one.com managed wordpress: average cost a yearAverage of one.com's 4 plans, in GBP, inc VAT: the first year against a year at the renewal price, at the end of each month.
    • At renewal
    • Year 1
    • The renewal jump
    At renewalYear 1

    Average of one.com's 4 plans, in GBP, inc VAT: the first year against a year at the renewal price, at the end of each month.

    one.com managed wordpress: average cost a year
    DateYear 1At renewalBased on
    Sep 2026£85.39/yr£305.71/yr4 plans
    Oct 2026£85.39/yr£305.71/yr4 plans
    Nov 2026 (so far)Not shownNot shown0 plans: too few to show an average
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What you'll pay when one.com renews

Intro deals end. Here's what happens to each one.com plan's price when they do.

Price goes up at renewal
4 of 4
plans with a published renewal price
Same price at renewal
0
no rise after the intro term
Renewal not published
0
we estimate these using the intro price
How much more each plan costs a year once the intro term ends, biggest rise first.
PlanIntroRenewalExtra a year at renewal
ProfessionalWeb hosting£2.39/mo£14.39/mo£144.00 (+502%)
BusinessWeb hosting£4.79/mo£19.19/mo£172.80 (+301%)
StarterWeb hosting£2.39/mo£9.59/mo£86.40 (+301%)
MaxWeb hosting£10.79/mo£29.99/mo£230.40 (+178%)

one.com price changes we've recorded

We haven't recorded a change to one.com's prices since we started tracking them on 28 Sep 2026.

one.com renewal price and price increases in full →

How to switch from one.com

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Alternatives to one.com

Other hosts' web hosting plans with the lowest true 3-year cost in our catalogue.

The lowest true 3-year costs for web hosting from other hosts in our catalogue, one plan per host. Your quotes also weigh up what you need, not just price.

Frequently asked questions

Does one.com increase prices at renewal?

Yes, on 4 of the 4 one.com plans with a published renewal price (prices checked 4 November 2026). The biggest rise is on Professional: £2.39/mo to start, then £14.39/mo, which is £144.00 more a year (+502%). one.com renewal prices and price rises

What is one.com's renewal price?

one.com's renewal prices, checked 4 November 2026 (inc VAT): Starter: £9.59/mo after the first 12 months (intro £2.39/mo); Professional: £14.39/mo after the first 12 months (intro £2.39/mo); Business: £19.19/mo after the first 12 months (intro £4.79/mo); Max: £29.99/mo after the first 12 months (intro £10.79/mo). What you'll pay after the intro offer

Is one.com cheaper on a 48-month plan?

We don't have a 48-month price for any one.com plan (checked 4 November 2026). The longest term we have is 12 months. Our 3-year costs use the cheapest way to buy each plan, so they already include any saving from a longer term.

Has one.com raised its prices?

We haven't recorded a renewal price rise for one.com since we started tracking its prices on 28 September 2026. We check each price regularly and date every change.

What does one.com offer?

In our catalogue, one.com has 8 active plans: web hosting and managed wordpress. The table on this page lists every one with its intro price, renewal price and true 3-year cost.

How much does one.com cost?

The lowest true yearly cost we have for one.com is £86.26 a year (inc VAT). That's the plan's full 3-year cost, including renewals and any setup fee, divided by 3. How we calculate

Does Serverlinx earn money from one.com?

We don't have a commission link with one.com at the moment. We list it because we compare hosts whether or not they pay us. How we make money

Can you move my website away from one.com?

Yes. We move your website, email and domain for you, and your old site stays live until you approve the new one. The move is free when you switch to a host we recommend and buy through our link. How to switch from one.com

How this page was reviewed

Page last updated: 26 September 2026. Facts are checked against the sources below and our editorial policy. Prices are one.com's own published prices, checked by our team between 4 Nov 2026 and 4 Nov 2026 and shown in the currency one.com charges. This page refreshes within an hour of an approved change.

Sources

  1. one.com: pricing page for Business, Max, Professional and Starter
  2. one.com: pricing page for Managed WordPress Business, Managed WordPress Max, Managed WordPress Professional and Managed WordPress Starter

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