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Bluehost Pricing Reviews

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Somnath J.

Eternitty

Computer Software

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

10/17/2023

"Cost Effective Managed WordPress Hosting for Startups, Small Businesses"

4.5/5

What do you like best about Bluehost?

Easy to use interface, Inbuild WordPress Site management features, Cpanel Access and 24x7 Support Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Bluehost?

Shared hosting sometimes has the risk of getting malware, has limitation of number of files stored in on the server Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Response from Michael Long of Bluehost

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Thank you for sharing your experience! We’re thrilled to hear that Bluehost’s user-friendly tools and support are helping you manage your websites with confidence. We appreciate your feedback and are committed to continually improving to meet your needs. We’re always here when you need us.

Michael

Customer Advocate at Bluehost

Samuel S.

Principal

Computer & Network Security

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

5/10/2025

"Horrible Service, and Support. - Avoid At Almost Almost All Costs"

0/5

What do you like best about Bluehost?

They have good prices, if low price is your only concern, and support, service, and product are unimportant to, go with Bluehost. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Bluehost?

will never use or recommend Bluehost again.

They were once a reputable provider and might still be acceptable for hobby or personal websites. But for critical business sites—especially where email deliverability matters—they are a terrible choice.

My experience with their support has been nothing short of a nightmare. Since their acquisition, their service has clearly declined, as countless other reviews also suggest.

The latest issue has been with email deliverability. Our assigned IP subnet is listed on UCEprotect Level 3, which can significantly impact inbox placement, not just delivery. Bluehost dismisses this entirely, insisting UCEprotect is disreputable and can be ignored. That’s simply not true. While UCEprotect’s practices are questionable and many providers disregard their lists, not all do—and any business that cares about reaching customer inboxes should avoid providers who refuse to take this risk seriously.

Here’s what responsible hosts do when this happens:

Acknowledge the concern, not dismiss it.

Proactively rotate affected customers to clean IP ranges that are not listed.

Maintain smaller, better-managed IP ranges to reduce collateral listing risk.

Engage with affected customers to provide temporary or permanent mitigation, such as SMTP relay alternatives or dedicated clean IPs.

Communicate transparently about the steps being taken to protect customer email deliverability.

Bluehost’s refusal to do any of this is irresponsible, damaging, and unacceptable. Reputable providers recognize that deliverability isn’t just about whether an email is sent—it’s about whether it reaches the right place: the inbox. Bluehost has failed on every front.

If your business depends on reliable email and professional support, do yourself a favor—

take your business elsewhere. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.