This place has slid waaaaay downhill… This place has slid waaaaay downhill over time. They used to be responsive and helpful. Now they are hard to find and rude. Look somewhere else for your hosting.

Excellent host Been using Web Hosting Hub since 2013 and am very pleased with their service. I manage several e-commerce and content websites that have some moderately complex features. I have never had a single issue that couldn't be quickly resolved. Price, support, features, and uptime are all excellent. I have referred several clients that are very happy as well.

WebhostinHub has Gone Donwhill and is No Longer a Reliable Business Host I agree with the reviews here - WebhostingHub was a great service back in the mid-2010's, but in the last few years, they've *really* gone downhill. Their severs are slow and get blacklisted for spam a lot, so lots of e-mail issues. It used to be easy to get support, but now it's become nearly impossible - there's always a queue, and the automated system says to "press 2" for a callback "without losing your place in line" - but I ask for callbacks when I'm next in line, and when no one calls back after 2-3 hours, I call back - and then it says I'm #5 in line! It's all become quite disruptive to our business. I'm really disappointed. After many years as a happy customer, I will be looking to migrate to another service provider.

Their server crashed and no… Their server crashed and no communication was sent to their clients. They restored a very old version of my website. I have been paying for their back up service. When I queried why they restored such an old version I was told they had stopped backing up my website as the size was now bigger than the max size in my back up plan. They never advised me of this and now all my recent data and new website is lost.

Don't ever let this company get your credit card. This company gets your credit card, and then the ONLY way to stop them from charging your card for items you do not want - is to CANCEL YOUR CARD. They charge your card randomly, then say, "Sorry, no refunds." How is this even legal?