Best Drupal Hosting Providers

Bluehost’s sign-up process is also really quick, and if you don’t already have a domain name for your site, you can purchase one alongside your Bluehost plan. This means you’ll be able to manage your hosting and domains right from your Bluehost dashboard.

• 30 – 120 GB storage
• 2 – 8 GB RAM
• 1 – 3 TB bandwidth

Bluehost offers less storage space on its VPS plans than other competitors do. But it still scored an impressive 4.3/5 in our research for features, partly because of its free domain offer for the first year of your plan.

Signing up for a HostGator account is pretty quick and simple – you’ll just want to keep an eye out for additional products, like SiteLock security and automatic backups, that get added to your cart at checkout. These tools are useful, but they’re not required, so be sure to remove them if you don’t want to pay for them!

“Renewal prices” are the regular cost of a hosting plan after the first payment term, while “introductory prices” are the discounted rate that you’ll pay for the first term. Pretty much every hosting provider charges introductory and then renewal prices, but the jump from $2.49 to $10.95 on GreenGeeks’ cheapest plan is more than, say, the jump from $2.75 to $6.95 with HostGator – so its renewal prices still aren’t terrible!

HostGator’s shared plans also come with unlimited bandwidth and storage space “within reason,” meaning the allowances are so high that your site is super unlikely to ever exceed them!

Once you’ve picked a plan, though, the rest of the process runs pretty smoothly. Plus, InMotion has actually partnered with Drupal to create a video series that helps users get their site up and running. The series is accessible on YouTube, and covers everything from backups to performance and security.

• One-click Drupal installation
• Unlimited bandwidth
• Unlimited email
• Free domain for the first year

• At least 100 GB storage space
• Unlimited bandwidth
• Proactive security measures

A2 Hosting’s security measures include virus scanning and server hardening to keep your website protected.

If you decide to upgrade to a VPS plan, you’ll get:

• 150 – 450 GB storage space
• 4 GB – 16 GB RAM
• Up to five cPanel accounts

The sign-up process with GreenGeeks is quick and painless, too – you won’t have any additional costs added to your cart at checkout.

• One-click Drupal installation
• Unmetered bandwidth
• Free domain name for the first year

Its cheapest shared plan comes with 50 GB storage space, while the rest of its shared plans offer unlimited storage space.

But what really sets GreenGeeks apart from the competition is its 300% renewable energy match, which means that this provider restores three times the amount of energy it consumes. It also means that your GreenGeeks website will be carbon-reducing. 

Hostinger doesn’t use the popular cPanel dashboard – it uses its own custom dashboard instead. This means that if you want to switch to a more scalable host in the future, you’ll probably have to get comfortable with cPanel then – still, this is only a small drawback, since cPanel is super easy to get used to!

Still, Hostinger is definitely a provider where you get what you pay for. Hostinger only scored a 3.8/5 in the “value for money” category of our research, because it doesn’t offer the same amount of features or scalability as providers like Bluehost and HostGator.

• 30 GB storage space
• 100 GB bandwidth
• One email account

Its more expensive shared plans offer up to 200 GB storage space and unlimited bandwidth, but the basic shared plan is pretty limited.