Real cPanel, Not a House Panel
SiteGround retired cPanel for its own Site Tools in 2019 and 2020. We run standard cPanel, which means the layout your developer already knows and an account you can pack up and take anywhere.
Most people who call us about SiteGround are not unhappy with the servers. They are unhappy with the second invoice and with talking to a different person every time.
SiteGround retired cPanel for its own Site Tools in 2019 and 2020. We run standard cPanel, which means the layout your developer already knows and an account you can pack up and take anywhere.
Introductory-rate hosting is the norm in this category: you sign at one number and renew at another. Our three plans are $15, $25, and $50 a month, billed monthly, and the number does not move at renewal.
You get Noah, in East Canton, on a number that rings a person in your time zone. Not a chat queue, not a ticket that gets reassigned overnight.
Nightly backups and malware scanning are included on the $15 plan, not held back for a higher tier.
Mailboxes on your own domain, set up in cPanel, with SPF and DKIM configured so your mail actually lands.
Files, database, SSL, redirects, and DNS. You do not need to learn a migration plugin or file a ticket to get your own site moved.
The other side
We would rather you stay put than move for the wrong reason. Here is where SiteGround is the right answer and we are not.
SiteGround runs data centers on several continents and lets you pick one. Every site we host is served from the US. If most of your traffic is in Europe, Asia, or Australia, that is a real technical reason to stay.
Site Tools is a good panel. Staging, git, and their caching plugin are genuinely useful if you know your way around WordPress. Our pitch is a person, and if you do not want a person, you are paying for something you will not use.
Agency-scale account tooling is not what a one-person Ohio shop is built for. We host a handful of sites well. We do not pretend to be a fleet manager.
Changing hosts in the middle of a build costs you time and adds a variable. Finish the project, then look at the renewal invoice.
If none of those describe you, the question is simpler: are you getting anything for the renewal price that you could not get from a host down the road who picks up the phone?
The move
A WordPress site on SiteGround is a normal migration. There is no export limitation to work around, no proprietary format, and no rebuild. It is a copy, a test, and a DNS change.
We handle all of it. You are asked for two things: account access, and twenty minutes to click through the preview before we go live.
Site size, PHP version, plugin list, how many mailboxes, where the domain is registered, and where DNS is actually answered. Fifteen minutes on the phone usually covers it.
SiteGround gives you a full backup and file access, so this is a straightforward copy rather than a rebuild. Your live site keeps running on SiteGround the whole time.
Before anything points at us, you click through pages, forms, logins, and images on a preview address and tell us what looks wrong.
If your mailboxes live at SiteGround, we create them here, copy mail over, and confirm send and receive. Email is the thing that hurts when a switch is rushed.
We lower the TTL first, then change the records, then watch both servers through propagation. Most sites are fully switched within a business day.
Plans
$15/month
10GB NVMe SSD and 3 domains. This covers most five- to fifteen-page business sites.
$25/month
50GB NVMe SSD and unlimited domains. For a bigger site, more email accounts, or a few sites on one account.
$50/month
100GB and dedicated resources. For heavier traffic, a small store, or a site that has outgrown shared limits.
Every plan includes free SSL, cPanel, nightly backups, malware scanning, and free migration from your current host. Billing is month to month, and there is a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Most migrations can be handled with little to no downtime when DNS is planned correctly. Your SiteGround site stays live until the copy here has been tested, and both servers answer during the DNS change. We will not promise a hard zero, because propagation is not entirely under our control.
For a normal business site, the copy and test happen in a day and the DNS cutover happens the next morning. Bigger sites, ecommerce, and accounts with a lot of email take longer, and we will tell you that before we start rather than after.
No, and please do not. Keep the account open until the new site has been live and correct for a week. If you prepaid a term, let it run out. Nothing about switching requires you to cancel on day one.
You can leave it registered where it is and just point DNS at us, or transfer the registration too. Both work. If you transfer, ICANN rules mean a domain cannot move again for 60 days, so we usually point DNS first and deal with registration separately.
Foundation is $15, Business is $25, Professional is $50, billed monthly. That is the renewal price as well. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee, and migration is included rather than sold as a service.
Where the SiteGround facts on this page come from, checked September 2, 2026: SiteGround: our new Client Area and Site Tools (opens in a new tab), SiteGround: status report on the switch from cPanel to Site Tools (opens in a new tab). Plans and policies change, so check the provider page if something in your account looks different.
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