Host Papa Bronze, $ 26.99/mo. on Linux Reseller
Bronze has been updated on (added ), Aggregate Rating (3.25 out of 10 from 4 reviews)

5063 North Service Road, Suite 102
Burlington , ON l7l 5h6 CA
β Phone 1-888-959-7272
β Phone +1 905-315-3455
π§ info@h...| π Hosted domains : | unlimited |
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| π free domains : | 0 |
| π Dedicated IPs : | 0 |
| π³ Payment Methods : | Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal |
| π¨ Control Panel : | CPanelWHM |
| π§ Category : | Green Hosting |
| βοΈ Support Options : | EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7 |
| π Server Locations : | Canada Netherlands United States |
| β Targeting : | AU CA FR DE IN IE MX NZ SG ES UK US |
| π° Money-back guarantee : | 30 days |
| π Uptime : | 99.9 % |

See also initial Bronze plan location on their website!
*π Plan description
π Editorial Review
Founded in 2006 by Jamie Opalchuk, HostPapa has grown from a Canadian startup into a global hosting brand, with localized websites across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. They market themselves as an eco-friendly hosting provider, purchasing green energy credits to offset power consumption, and emphasize reliability, affordability, and customer-first service.Through acquisitions and expansions, HostPapa is now regarded as one of the top independent hosting providers in the industry. They operate under country-specific domains (e.g., hostpapa.ca, hostpapa.co.uk, hostpapa.de), providing localized pricing and language support, though not physical offices in every region.
The company offers a wide portfolio of services:
- Shared Hosting β Affordable entry-level plans with cPanel, NVMe storage, free SSL, and 400+ one-click apps.
- WordPress Hosting β Available in optimized and managed tiers, including automatic updates, malware removal, and premium themes/plugins.
- VPS Hosting β Scalable virtual servers with root access, instant provisioning, and optional managed support.
- Dedicated Servers β Bare metal or fully managed setups with customizable hardware, unique IPs, and enterprise-level security.
- Reseller Hosting β White-label hosting with free migrations, WHMCS/Clientexec billing software, and branding options.
- Additional services β Domains, business email, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, SSL certificates, Protection Power security, and custom web design.
HostPapa promotes itself as a one-stop shop for small and medium businesses, combining hosting with design, eCommerce, branding, and digital marketing services.
πͺ Most Recent Customer Reviews
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π I've used HostPapa for a number of my clients, projects, businesses, etc., and they've had the absolute best customer service of any other company I've used.
I keep reading these one star reviews and have never experienced anything like that with HostPapa or it's customer service team. I had one issue where a domain was charged twice and I got a refund in literally 24 hours. Anytime I have an issue their team just says "leave it with us" and it's fixed a short time later.
I'd highly recommend HostPapa!!
I keep reading these one star reviews and have never experienced anything like that with HostPapa or it's customer service team. I had one issue where a domain was charged twice and I got a refund in literally 24 hours. Anytime I have an issue their team just says "leave it with us" and it's fixed a short time later.
I'd highly recommend HostPapa!!
π
Cleve Stordy (vcstordy@g...) / pavingsite.com
π Customer service is an utter nightmare
I needed to have my password reset. TWO WEEKS later still not done. No access to account the entire time. No way to resolve the issue. Support personnel have to put you to 'Level 2' people. You cannot communicate to level 2 people until they email you and then only be email. you cannot even talk directly to anyone in billing. 50% of time you are completely ignored 25% of time they ask inane questions which you have already provided answers to. Nobody gives a rats ass. I have asked for a refund under their 30 day money back guarantee policy....this should be interesting.
I needed to have my password reset. TWO WEEKS later still not done. No access to account the entire time. No way to resolve the issue. Support personnel have to put you to 'Level 2' people. You cannot communicate to level 2 people until they email you and then only be email. you cannot even talk directly to anyone in billing. 50% of time you are completely ignored 25% of time they ask inane questions which you have already provided answers to. Nobody gives a rats ass. I have asked for a refund under their 30 day money back guarantee policy....this should be interesting.
π
Solona Armstrong (solona.armstrong@g...) / sunwisedesign.ca
π HostPapa is a SCAM!
I run a green web design business: http://www.sunwisedesign.ca. By green I mean that most of my clients are ENGOs (Environmental Non-Government Organizations), I use web hosting services that run on renewable energy and I myself have and will again run my equipment using off-grid, renewable energy.
HostPapa has been my hosting company of choice for three years. When I first signed up their customer service was excellent: prompt replies and intelligent responses. Soon afterwards, I noticed they were running fairly aggressive campaigns, primarily using Google Ads and a Facebook Page to grow their social media following and customer base. Since their fan base, and I assume customer list, have grown their customer service and their integrity have declined significantly.
Upon logging into a new reseller account using the info provided in HostPapa's welcome email, I noticed one of my clients' names at the top of the screen. Not my company name for which I had enrolled the reseller account. When I brought this to the attention of a HostPapa representative, they told me everything was fine. And magically, the next time I logged in my company name was listed. However, the credit card information on file for that account was still one of my clients'.
HostPapa's representatives often do not read my requests when I submit tickets. Two days after submitting a ticket, I will receive an irrelevant response and on a few occasions it has taken me three tries to finally get an intelligent answer.
Recently, one of HostPapa's representatives used the wrong email address for a support request. My request went ignored because the email was not authenticated. 4 days later, my site is still down.
The real clincher is the HostPapa Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/HostPapa. First of all, it is full of complaints. Second, most of the positive feedback on their wall seems completely fabricated by bogus users. Robert Barentine, a user with a handsome, professional looking profile photo had several positive comments on the Facebook HostPapa wall. When I clicked on Robert Barentine, I discovered he had only 8 friends and his only interest listed was HostPapa. A second user, Jill Grant had no friends and her only interest was HostPapa.
I typed this on their wall yesterday, March 19. This morning, I was removed as a follower from the HostPapa Facebook page. I "Liked" their page again to discover that my comments and those of Robert Barentine and Jill Grant were removed. I am now blocked from commenting on their page. A Facebook search also reveals that those two users have also been deactivated from Facebook entirely.
Is this what social media has come to? Is it right that a company with over 28,000 fans stoop to such depths to get to that size? How do we sniff out the rats and discern the difference between bogus users and those left by genuinely satisfied customers? And what are the consequences of such dishonest uses of social media?
I run a green web design business: http://www.sunwisedesign.ca. By green I mean that most of my clients are ENGOs (Environmental Non-Government Organizations), I use web hosting services that run on renewable energy and I myself have and will again run my equipment using off-grid, renewable energy.
HostPapa has been my hosting company of choice for three years. When I first signed up their customer service was excellent: prompt replies and intelligent responses. Soon afterwards, I noticed they were running fairly aggressive campaigns, primarily using Google Ads and a Facebook Page to grow their social media following and customer base. Since their fan base, and I assume customer list, have grown their customer service and their integrity have declined significantly.
Upon logging into a new reseller account using the info provided in HostPapa's welcome email, I noticed one of my clients' names at the top of the screen. Not my company name for which I had enrolled the reseller account. When I brought this to the attention of a HostPapa representative, they told me everything was fine. And magically, the next time I logged in my company name was listed. However, the credit card information on file for that account was still one of my clients'.
HostPapa's representatives often do not read my requests when I submit tickets. Two days after submitting a ticket, I will receive an irrelevant response and on a few occasions it has taken me three tries to finally get an intelligent answer.
Recently, one of HostPapa's representatives used the wrong email address for a support request. My request went ignored because the email was not authenticated. 4 days later, my site is still down.
The real clincher is the HostPapa Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/HostPapa. First of all, it is full of complaints. Second, most of the positive feedback on their wall seems completely fabricated by bogus users. Robert Barentine, a user with a handsome, professional looking profile photo had several positive comments on the Facebook HostPapa wall. When I clicked on Robert Barentine, I discovered he had only 8 friends and his only interest listed was HostPapa. A second user, Jill Grant had no friends and her only interest was HostPapa.
I typed this on their wall yesterday, March 19. This morning, I was removed as a follower from the HostPapa Facebook page. I "Liked" their page again to discover that my comments and those of Robert Barentine and Jill Grant were removed. I am now blocked from commenting on their page. A Facebook search also reveals that those two users have also been deactivated from Facebook entirely.
Is this what social media has come to? Is it right that a company with over 28,000 fans stoop to such depths to get to that size? How do we sniff out the rats and discern the difference between bogus users and those left by genuinely satisfied customers? And what are the consequences of such dishonest uses of social media?
π¨ Hi Solona,
Thanks for your email and we appreciate the feedback, even if some of the feedback is critical of our performance. I see you have been (and are still are) an active Hostpapa customer and we do not take your words lightly as to the feedback regarding our performance regarding our customer support.
We do have been a fast growing shared web hosting company thanks to our dedicated and loyal customer base that provides a number of referral clients based on what we believe is a solid foundation of customer support. Of course, like most service companies we are not perfect and we not only strive for continual quality improvements in our staff training, investment in new technologies, etc.
We are a bit disappointed to see that our service of 3+ years is rated a 1/10 but I guess that is something we will have to live with and try to improve on. Considering that we are hear on a third-party forum answering this complaint would be I hope at least a raise to 2/10 :)
In the upcoming months we have added a number of new service features to our business in a direct move to improve our customer satisfaction levels (we hope you will be patient while we implement these in the near future)
1) a new and deep knowledgebase with help articles, videos and quick lookup
2) enhanced training and mentoring programs for our reps,
3) new and improved chat including lookup in our KB
new telephone system for quicker access to customer support and streamlined account lookup
4)interactive blog including customer feedback
5) customer survey and ratings system (net promoter score..you should look it up quite interesting)
6) enhanced customer support metrics that our team reviews weekly including average response time, # of tickets/chats/calls, length of time in queue, etc.
7) live network status update on all our properties and services providing direct feedback related to technical and service issues.
8) social feedback tools i.e. twitter, facebook, etc. (more on that later)
9) launch of a brand new customer control panel (this year)
10) more products and features to help for you and your clients.
With respect to the individual issues mentioned in your post, of course we would like to address them directly with you instead of through this public forum and we thought we did!!
I see numerous tickets over a few week span in March of this year in our support system and our reps getting back to you promptly - although on some I see not to your satisfaction. Which we apologize for that. I also see that our escalations department dealt with social media related "issues" you addressed here in this post and we provided some information. You can see that our Facebook page has been completely revamped and you can expect more indepth information from us moving forward. Our team is also very active on Twitter!
I know this is a long reply but I hope this addresses your issues and we look forward to assisting you in the future.
βοΈ Customer Support (FaisalKhan - faisal@h..., ).
Thanks for your email and we appreciate the feedback, even if some of the feedback is critical of our performance. I see you have been (and are still are) an active Hostpapa customer and we do not take your words lightly as to the feedback regarding our performance regarding our customer support.
We do have been a fast growing shared web hosting company thanks to our dedicated and loyal customer base that provides a number of referral clients based on what we believe is a solid foundation of customer support. Of course, like most service companies we are not perfect and we not only strive for continual quality improvements in our staff training, investment in new technologies, etc.
We are a bit disappointed to see that our service of 3+ years is rated a 1/10 but I guess that is something we will have to live with and try to improve on. Considering that we are hear on a third-party forum answering this complaint would be I hope at least a raise to 2/10 :)
In the upcoming months we have added a number of new service features to our business in a direct move to improve our customer satisfaction levels (we hope you will be patient while we implement these in the near future)
1) a new and deep knowledgebase with help articles, videos and quick lookup
2) enhanced training and mentoring programs for our reps,
3) new and improved chat including lookup in our KB
new telephone system for quicker access to customer support and streamlined account lookup
4)interactive blog including customer feedback
5) customer survey and ratings system (net promoter score..you should look it up quite interesting)
6) enhanced customer support metrics that our team reviews weekly including average response time, # of tickets/chats/calls, length of time in queue, etc.
7) live network status update on all our properties and services providing direct feedback related to technical and service issues.
8) social feedback tools i.e. twitter, facebook, etc. (more on that later)
9) launch of a brand new customer control panel (this year)
10) more products and features to help for you and your clients.
With respect to the individual issues mentioned in your post, of course we would like to address them directly with you instead of through this public forum and we thought we did!!
I see numerous tickets over a few week span in March of this year in our support system and our reps getting back to you promptly - although on some I see not to your satisfaction. Which we apologize for that. I also see that our escalations department dealt with social media related "issues" you addressed here in this post and we provided some information. You can see that our Facebook page has been completely revamped and you can expect more indepth information from us moving forward. Our team is also very active on Twitter!
I know this is a long reply but I hope this addresses your issues and we look forward to assisting you in the future.
βοΈ Customer Support (FaisalKhan - faisal@h..., ).
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