Ultra Web Hosting pricing: every plan and term from the cart, and why nothing jumps at renewal

From Ultra's cart for every plan and term, checked November 12, 2026. Every term renewed at the same amount in the cart, with a $0 setup fee. USD, before tax.

The longer the term, the lower the monthly price, and that is the only discount. Because renewals don't jump, the per-month price you see is what you'll keep paying.

Ultra is rarely the cheapest on the first invoice. The difference shows at renewal, when most hosts' prices jump.

Each host's longest advertised intro term, then its renewal price, over 36 months. Plans differ in sites and storage; see each host page. Prices from our tracker.

• One site, keep it simple: Ultra 1x on a 1-year term ($71.40). Only $2/mo more than 3 years, with the free domain and migration, and you're never locked in for long.
• Several small sites: Ultra Unlimited. All sites share the same 50GB and CPU share, so it suits brochure sites and blogs, not several busy shops.
• WordPress or WooCommerce with real traffic: Unlimited Pro: 3x the CPU share, 2x the RAM, a dedicated IP, WP Toolkit staging and a priority support queue. Ultra's separate "WordPress Optimized" plan costs the same.
• Just testing: monthly billing at $6.95-12.95 with the 45-day guarantee, but you'll pay for the domain and migration separately.

Ultra's WordPress page advertises a code for 30% off a new order's first term: Get Ultra's 30% code ↗Opens Ultra and copies the code

If it works at checkout, that is the one case where your first term is cheaper than the renewal. The checkout page has a promo field; check the total before paying.

Ultra also promises to beat a comparable shared plan by 10% if you send a support ticket with the competitor's plan, price and link. The exclusions matter: it compares standard published prices (not first-term promos), excludes VPS and dedicated plans, and the competitor must be at least a year old.

• Price changes: the cart says your rate never goes up, but section 9 of the Terms reserves the right to change prices or features with 30 days' notice.
• Email: 150 emails per hour per domain. Send newsletters through an email service, not the hosting account.
• CPU load: using 25% or more of a server's resources for over 90 seconds is "excessive"; suspensions can carry a $100 fee.
• "Unlimited" bandwidth: the Terms still say a site can go offline until the next month if it exceeds its monthly traffic allotment.
• Backups: daily, kept 30 days, but accounts over 5GB may lose the free automatic backups.
• Cancelling: through the client portal, effective immediately. A $20 fee applies if you cancel a 3-month or longer term early after it has renewed.
• Disputes: binding arbitration in King County, Washington, with a class-action waiver.

Full details, and how to get a refund, are on the Ultra Web Hosting refund policy page.

Ultra also sells Nginx, Node.js, AI-coding and HIPAA-ready hosting, reseller plans, managed VPS from $49.95/mo and managed dedicated servers from $222.95/mo, plus free guided migrations from Bluehost, GoDaddy, HostGator, SiteGround and Weebly. The 45-day refund doesn't cover VPS or dedicated servers.