GoDaddy Pricing Breakdown 2026: Is It Good Value for Money?

GoDaddy has some of the best pricing of any platform I tested in 2025. Businesses can choose from cheap hosting plans and different hosting types, or build a website from scratch with GoDaddy’s website builder.

No matter whether you choose a website builder or a hosting plan, you can get the best deal with GoDaddy by opting for a 36-month subscription or longer. It’s worth checking out GoDaddy’s renewal prices before committing to any plan, because each plan renews at a higher price than these starting rates:

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Plan Name Shared web hosting	Plan Name WordPress Hosting	Plan Name VPS Hosting	Plan Name Website Builder
Monthly price (36-month term) $5.99	Monthly price (36-month term) $5.99	Monthly price (36-month term) $8.99	Monthly price (36-month term) $9.99
Monthly price (24-month term) $6.49	Monthly price (24-month term) $6.99	Monthly price (24-month term) $8.99	Monthly price (24-month term) $10.49
Monthly price (12-month term) $6.99	Monthly price (12-month term) $7.99	Monthly price (12-month term) $9.99	Monthly price (12-month term) $10.99
Monthly price $11.99	Monthly price $19.99	Monthly price $16.99	Monthly price $21.99
Visit GoDaddy	Visit GoDaddy	Visit GoDaddy	Visit GoDaddy

GoDaddy’s web hosting plans are split into two categories: Standard Performance and High Performance. I’ve listed the three Standard Performance plans and their key features below:

Web Hosting Economy: $5.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $215.64
• Renews at $11.99 per month
• One website per account
• 25GB NVMe storage
• cPanel
• 99.9% uptime guarantee
• Daily backups
• Free SSL certificate for the first year
• Free domain name for the first year (available as an add-on)

Web Hosting Deluxe: $7.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $287.64
• Renews at $16.99 per month
• Everything on the Economy plan
• 10 websites per account
• 50GB NVMe storage
• Free and unlimited SSL certificates for your websites

Web Hosting Ultimate: $12.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $467.64
• Renews at $21.99 per month
• Everything on the Deluxe plan
• 25 websites per account
• 75GB NVMe storage

If you need more resources, there are four High Performance web hosting plans to choose between:

Web Hosting Plus Launch: $17.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $647.64
• Renews at $34.99 per month
• Everything on the Standard Performance plans
• 50 websites per account
• 100GB NVMe storage
• Unlimited databases
• 4GB RAM
• 2 vCPUs
• Free dedicated IP

Web Hosting Plus Enhance: $29.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $1,079.64
• Renews at $54.99 per month
• Everything on the Plus Launch plan
• 100 websites per account
• 200GB NVMe storage
• 8GB RAM
• 4 vCPUs

Web Hosting Plus Grow: $39.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $1,439.64
• Renews at $79.99 per month
• Everything on the Plus Enhance plan
• 150 websites per account
• 300GB NVMe storage
• 16GB RAM
• 8 vCPUs

Web Hosting Plus Expand: $54.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $1,979.64
• Renews at $109.99 per month
• Everything on the Plus Grow plan
• 200 websites per account
• 400GB NVMe storage
• 32GB RAM
• 16 vCPUs

GoDaddy has WordPress-specific hosting plans to help you manage the world’s favorite CMS (Content Management System). There are three plans available:

Hosting for WordPress Basic: $5.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $215.64
• Renews at $14.99 per month
• One website per account
• 10GB NVMe storage
• GoDaddy control panel
• Weekly backups
• Free SSL certificate
• Free domain name for the first year (available as an add-on)
• Managed hosting for WordPress (including installation, automatic software updates, and a free migration tool)
• GoDaddy Airo Plus Site Optimizer (for actionable tips)

Hosting for WordPress Deluxe: $8.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $323.64
• Renews at $19.99 per month
• Everything on the WordPress Basic plan
• 20GB NVMe storage
• Daily backups
• WordPress staging site (to preview changes)
• Global CDN
• SEO Optimizer tool
• TrustedSite badge

Hosting for WordPress Ultimate: $12.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $467.64
• Renews at $26.99 per month
• Everything on the WordPress Deluxe plan
• 30GB NVMe storage
• WooCommerce integration for selling
• WordPress plugin manager
• Priority support from GoDaddy
• PHP version control
• Object Cache Pro to boost site speed
• Git integration

GoDaddy offers eight VPS plans in total, but you can configure these plans to suit your business needs, such as adding a control panel, or choosing between Linux and Windows.

Like web hosting, GoDaddy breaks its VPS hosting plans into two performance-types. The Standard Performance plans are listed below:

1 vCPU / 2GB RAM: $8.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $323.64
• Renews at $14.99 per month
• 1 vCPU core
• 2GB RAM
• 40GB NVMe storage
• Linux only
• Snapshot backups

2 vCPU / 4GB RAM: $17.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $647.64
• Renews at $29.99 per month
• Everything on the previous plan
• 2 vCPU cores
• 4GB RAM
• 100GB NVMe storage
• Compatible with Linux or Windows

4 vCPU / 8GB RAM: $34.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $1,259.64
• Renews at $59.99 per month
• Everything on the previous plan
• 4 vCPU cores
• 8GB RAM
• 200GB NVMe storage

4vCPU / 16GB RAM: $44.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $1,619.64
• Renews at $74.99 per month
• Everything on the previous plan
• 4 vCPU cores
• 16GB RAM
• 200GB NVMe storage

There are four High Performance VPS hosting plans to choose from:

8 vCPU / 16GB RAM: $64.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $2,339.64
• Renews at $104.99 per month
• Everything on the Standard Performance VPS plans
• 8 vCPU cores
• 16GB RAM
• 400GB NVMe storage

8 vCPU / 32GB RAM: $89.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $3,239.64
• Renews at $149.99 per month
• Everything on the previous plan
• 8 vCPU cores
• 32GB RAM
• 400GB NVMe storage

16 vCPU / 64GB RAM: $149.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $5,399.64
• Renews at $249.99 per month
• Everything on the previous plan
• 16 vCPU cores
• 64GB RAM
• 800GB NVMe storage

32 vCPU / 128GB RAM: $219.99

• 36-month subscription = upfront payment of $7,919.64
• Renews at $339.99 per month
• Everything on the previous plan
• 32 vCPU cores
• 128GB RAM
• 1.5TB NVMe storage

If you’re looking to build a website as well, you can sign up for one of GoDaddy’s three website builder plans. These plans provide hosting and website builder tools in one package, but you’ll need to pick the Commerce plan if you want to sell products online.

I’ve made a note of the key features below and the annual pricing, but you can get a cheaper deal (from $9.99) if you opt for a longer subscription.

Can you use GoDaddy for free? 💰

GoDaddy’s website builder lets you start for free, and you can stay on this free plan forever if you want to. However, I highly recommend upgrading to a paid plan as soon as possible. GoDaddy’s free plan limits your storage, security, customization, and domain protections. You’ll need to upgrade to connect a custom domain name, access built-in SEO tools, and sell products or take appointments online.

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Basic: $10.99

• 12-month subscription = upfront payment of $131.88
• Renews at $16.99 per month
• AI website builder
• SEO tools
• Marketing dashboard
• 24/7 help and support

Premium: $16.99

• 12-month subscription = upfront payment of $203.88
• Renews at $29.99 per month
• Everything on the Basic plan
• Book online appointments
• Accept payments
• Email marketing tools
• Create social ads

Commerce: $23.99

• 12-month subscription = upfront payment of $287.88
• Renews at $34.99 per month
• Everything on the Premium plan
• Sell unlimited products
• Connect your store with marketplaces
• Sync inventory across channels
• Calculate sales tax automatically

Any additional costs to your GoDaddy package are usually opt-ins or renewals. None of these are particularly hidden costs, but it’s good to be aware of them so you can budget accordingly. The main factors to consider include:

• Domain names – First-time domain buyers can get a .com domain for $0.01 for the first year (of a three-year contract), but subsequent years will cost you more
• Renewal rates – After your subscription ends, so will your introductory fees, meaning you’ll be charged the regular rate by GoDaddy
• Payment fees – Online stores using GoDaddy will be charged 2.7% + $0.30 per transaction
• Microsoft 365 email – Microsoft 365 email plans range from $1.99 to $10.99 per month, per mailbox

GoDaddy is one of the cheapest website builders and hosting providers on the market, making it a great one-stop shop for small businesses. In fact, alongside Wix, it offers the best value for money of all the platforms we researched.

GoDaddy’s free website builder plan lets you test everything out risk-free, and GoDaddy also provides a variety of hosting options to suit different businesses. From low-barrier-to-entry shared hosting plans to resource-hungry VPS plans, GoDaddy’s pricing covers all bases.

GoDaddy is great value for money, thanks to its affordable pricing, free website builder plan, and scalability within its hosting options. Based on my research, GoDaddy’s website builder is pretty simple in comparison to competitors, but its usability and low cost make it a top option for beginners and budget-conscious businesses.

Before you decide, assess what features, storage allowance, and resources your site needs. Or, choose to build your website completely with GoDaddy. Just remember to consider those additional costs, like domain names and processing fees, in your budget!