DreamHostReview and ratings

DreamHost offers managed WordPress hosting through DreamPress, with plans for one to twenty sites.

7.9/10

Very good: DreamHost scores 7.9 out of 10

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DreamHost pros and cons

What's good

  • Unmetered bandwidth and unlimited mailboxes on all plans
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
  • Free domain for one year on eligible annual and multi-year plans

What to watch

  • Renewal prices are about a third higher than first-year prices
  • Phone support is limited to scheduled calls on the higher plans
  • Premium plugins, themes and upgraded CDN options cost extra

What Reddit says about DreamHost

Reddit users are mostly discussing a late-October DreamHost incident in which email and FTP/SFTP passwords were expired, with no cause named in the posts. One user who chose DreamHost for a small site says its Remixer AI website builder made setup easy.

Praised for

  • Remixer AI website builder made setup easy

Complaints

  • Passwords expired with no stated cause
  • No answers on how many accounts were affected

Who should buy DreamHost

  • Small businesses running a few WordPress sites
  • Bloggers who want managed hosting with unmetered bandwidth

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