Web hosting with a locked renewal price
With ABCTeck Hosting, your plan renews at the price you signed up at for as long as it remains active. This applies whether you pay monthly or annually, so the price you see at checkout is the price you keep paying. Plans start at $5.00 a month with no long-term contract.
Last reviewed November 4, 2026.
Why renewal price matters
Some hosting plans start at a low introductory price and cost more when they renew. That is easy to miss at checkout and expensive a year later. Before you buy from any host, check the price at renewal, not just the price today.
We built the plans the other way round: one price, shown up front, that stays the same while your plan stays active.
Questions to ask any host, and our answers
| Question | ABCTeck Hosting |
|---|---|
| Does the price change at renewal? | No. It stays at the price you signed up at while your plan remains active, monthly or annual. |
| Is there a long-term contract? | No. There are no long-term contracts and no setup fees. |
| Can I get my money back? | Yes. Cancel within 30 days of signing up and you receive a full refund. |
| Is SSL an extra charge? | No. Every plan includes a free SSL certificate that renews automatically. |
| Are backups an extra charge? | No. Backups are included on every plan. Starter is weekly, Pro and Business are daily. |
The one thing that changes the price
If you change to a different plan, that plan's current price applies from the date of the change. You can upgrade or downgrade from your dashboard at any time, and the difference for the rest of your billing period is charged or credited to your account.
Paying annually costs the equivalent of ten months, so two months are free. See all plans and add-ons.
How to check the renewal price of any host
- Find the renewal price, not just the first price. It is often in the fine print under the headline number.
- Check which billing term the low price needs. A price that only applies if you prepay several years is not a monthly price.
- Look for charges the plan leaves out, such as SSL, backups or setup fees, which can raise the real cost.
- Read the refund terms. A money-back window lets you test the service before you commit.
We answer each of these on this page and on the plans page, so you can compare us with any other host on the same four points.
Plans
The price on each plan is the price your renewal stays at while the plan remains active.
Starter
or $50 billed annually (two months free)
- 1 website
- 5 GB NVMe storage
- 50 GB monthly bandwidth
- 3 MySQL databases
- 10 email accounts included
- Weekly backups (4 most recent retained)
- Free SSL certificate
- Downtime alerts by email
Pro
or $100 billed annually (two months free)
Most Popular- 5 websites
- 20 GB NVMe storage
- 200 GB monthly bandwidth
- 5 MySQL databases
- 25 email accounts included
- Daily backups with 14-day retention, plus on-demand backups
- Free SSL certificate
- Downtime alerts by email
Business
or $150 billed annually (two months free)
- 10 websites
- 50 GB NVMe storage
- 500 GB monthly bandwidth
- 10 MySQL databases
- 100 email accounts included
- Daily backups with 14-day retention, plus on-demand backups
- Free SSL certificate
- Downtime alerts by email
Questions people ask
Will my hosting price go up when I renew?
No. Your plan renews at the price you signed up at for as long as it remains active, whether you pay monthly or annually. See the plans
What if I change to a different plan?
The new plan's current price applies from the date of the change. You can upgrade or downgrade from your dashboard at any time.
Is there a contract?
No. There is no long-term contract and no setup fee. If you cancel within 30 days of signing up, you receive a full refund.
What do I get for the price?
Plans start at $5.00 per month. Every plan includes free SSL, email accounts, automatic backups and downtime alerts. Websites, storage and bandwidth grow with the plan. Compare plans
Do I have to move my domain to you?
No. Your domain stays with your current registrar. You only change its nameservers to point to us. Pointing your domain