Simple web hosting, from $5 a month.

SSD storage, free HTTPS, email on your own domain, and one-click WordPress, all managed from cPanel. Dredge is a small, independent host, and the people who run the servers are the ones who answer your support email.

What every plan includes

SSD storage

Every account sits on solid-state storage in a US data center, so database queries and page loads aren't waiting on a spinning disk.

Your own cPanel

File Manager, MySQL, phpMyAdmin, cron jobs, PHP version switching, and SFTP. It's the standard control panel, so there's nothing proprietary to learn and nothing to unlearn if you leave.

One-click installs and a site builder

Install WordPress and a few hundred other apps from Softaculous, or build a site visually with the drag-and-drop Sitejet Builder. No code or config files needed. More on WordPress hosting and the website builder.

Free HTTPS

Certificates are issued automatically for every domain and subdomain you add, and they renew on their own.

Email on your domain

Mailboxes, forwarders, and webmail for every domain on your account. Or point your MX records somewhere else; that's up to you.

Support by email

No chatbot and no outsourced first line. Your email goes to the people who built and run the platform, 7 days a week.

Plans

Three sizes, each with cPanel, free HTTPS, email, and one-click WordPress. Change plans whenever you like. Add automated daily backups to any plan from $7.50/yr. The pricing page has the full comparison.

Silt

For a personal site or portfolio

$5/mo

Billed monthly

  • 1 website
  • 2 GB SSD storage
  • 50 GB monthly transfer
  • 10 email accounts
  • 5 MySQL databases
  • Email support within 48 hours
Order Silt

Harbor

For busier sites and small agencies

$25/mo

Billed monthly

  • 15 websites
  • 15 GB SSD storage
  • 300 GB monthly transfer
  • 75 email accounts
  • 40 MySQL databases
  • Priority+ support within 3–12 hours
Order Harbor

Same price at renewal. Your plan renews at the price listed here, never higher.

Pay monthly, quarterly, or yearly. No contracts, cancel any time.

What you'd pay elsewhere

Most big hosts advertise a low first-term price, then raise it at renewal. Here's their entry plan against Silt, from each host's own website.

Dredge vs Hostinger

Hostinger Premium

$2.99$10.99/mo

3.7× at renewal

$407.28 over six years

Dredge Silt

$5$5/mo

Same price at renewal

$300 over six years

Full comparison with Hostinger →

Dredge vs Bluehost

Bluehost Starter

$3.99$9.99/mo

2.5× at renewal

$503.28 over six years

Dredge Silt

$5$5/mo

Same price at renewal

$300 over six years

Full comparison with Bluehost →

Dredge vs SiteGround

SiteGround StartUp

$2.99$17.99/mo

6.0× at renewal

$1,115.28 over six years

Dredge Silt

$5$5/mo

Same price at renewal

$300 over six years

Full comparison with SiteGround →

Dredge vs DreamHost

DreamHost Launch

$2.89$10.99/mo

3.8× at renewal

$694.08 over six years

Dredge Silt

$5$5/mo

Same price at renewal

$300 over six years

Full comparison with DreamHost →

See how we compare in more detail →

Why "Dredge"?

A dredge clears a channel so everything downstream can move. That's the job here: get the slow disks, surprise invoices, and support mazes out of the way so your site can get on with it.

We're a small independent company. We run a managed cPanel platform in a Virginia datacenter and look after every account on it ourselves, so whoever answers your email knows how your account is set up. More about us.

Founded
2026, New York
Servers
Virginia, US East Coast
Control panel
cPanel
Uptime
99.9% target
Billing
Monthly, quarterly, or yearly
Backups
Manual + CodeGuard add-on
Payment
Stripe: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Apple Pay, Google Pay
Support
By email, from the people who run it

Questions before you sign up?

Email support@dredgehost.com and ask. If you're ready, pick a plan and you'll be set up in the client area at my.dredgehost.com.

Moving from another host? Our guides cover moving a WordPress site and moving any other site, and we'll help by email if you get stuck.