I've been with InMotion Hosting for about eight years, and I've gotten really familiar with the interface, so I know my way around the system pretty well. Most of the time, the service is really good, and I always get good customer support when I need something. They've always been very consistent with their customer service and tech support, even though they've cut back on some hours; their chat support is always available, which I appreciate. I've always felt very comfortable with their tech support since I can communicate well with them, and they understand my needs. They teach me how to run my VPS server better, and even if the first suggestion doesn't work, they have other techs that can help. Their rates are very competitive, which is a plus since I run my business on a budget, and even though rates rise after the promotional period, they usually offer opportunities to keep costs down. Also, whenever I experience something like server spikes, they help by suggesting things I can install or change on the server. I also like that the setup is pretty straightforward; once I get one site working well, I can repeat the process for other sites with similar results.

I absolutely love the back-end customer service of InMotion Hosting. It's the best I've ever seen, and it sets them apart from all major competitors. Whenever I have a problem with my WordPress websites or email issues, they're always there to help. Even though there's sometimes a little wait time for service, the support is so outstanding that I hardly see it as a problem. Additionally, I'm not a programmer, but InMotion Hosting consistently supports me as I build my own websites, helping me navigate through things beyond my expertise. They also own Web Hosting Hub.

I like that it is a hosting service that integrates everything I need to work: corporate email, domain purchase and management, web hosting, and the ability to run Node applications or APIs without complicated configurations. The cPanel interface is intuitive and allows for quick management of sites, databases, and files. In my work, it becomes very practical to have everything centralized on a single platform that doesn't require much of a learning curve.