European Alternatives to Bluehost
Looking for a European alternative to Bluehost? Its US terms of service are an agreement with Bluehost Inc., 5335 Gate Pkwy, Jacksonville, Florida, governed by Florida law. Shared hosting is advertised from $3.99 a month on a 36-month term, rising to $9.99 at renewal, with managed WordPress updates and staging included.
The European hosts below sell WordPress-capable shared hosting from Germany, France, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Denmark, mostly with the contract held by a European company and servers in European data centres.
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10 European Alternatives to Bluehost
netcup
Cheapest WordPress-ready plans here, with a WordPress toolkit from Webhosting 2000
manitu
One-click WordPress, a free domain and a one-month term at a German host
o2switch
cPanel with unlimited sites and storage, the nearest match to Bluehost's panel
Hostpoint
Swiss shared hosting with a WordPress AI assistant on the larger plans
Krystal
UK cPanel hosting with a 60-day guarantee and four-hourly snapshots on higher plans
mittwald
Agency-minded managed hosting with a one-month term and no setup fee
ALL-INKL.COM
Several domains per plan and no minimum term, priced in euros with VAT
Simply.com
Danish host with a near-free first year, then a stated renewal price
hosttech
Swiss NVMe hosting with unlimited mailboxes and a 30-day money-back guarantee
Mythic Beasts
Founder-owned Cambridge host for technical users, with shell access and unlimited domains
Key takeaways
- Bluehost shared hosting is contracted with Bluehost Inc. of Jacksonville, Florida, under Florida law.
- On 19 October 2026 Bluehost Starter was listed at $3.99 a month on a 36-month term and $9.99 at renewal.
- Bluehost refunds hosting only within 30 days, and deducts the regular domain price if a free domain was claimed.
- netcup lists a WordPress toolkit from its Webhosting 2000 plan at EUR 4.03 a month including VAT.
- o2switch ships cPanel with unlimited sites and storage on every plan, with a French contracting company in Clermont-Ferrand.
Why people leave Bluehost
Bluehost is a shared hosting brand that sells WordPress first and hosting second. Its shared hosting page offers three plans, Starter, Business and eCommerce Essentials, and every one of them lists managed WordPress updates and a WordPress staging site. For a person who wants a blog or a small business site running within an afternoon, that framing is the draw, and it is a reasonable one.
The contract is American. The Bluehost terms of service are an agreement with Bluehost Inc., whose legal department sits at 5335 Gate Pkwy in Jacksonville, Florida, and the agreement is governed by the substantive laws of the State of Florida.
The privacy address of the brand redirects to a Newfold Digital privacy centre, where the copyright line reads Newfold Digital Inc. and the data protection officer is addressed in Jacksonville as well. The pages read for this comparison do not say in which country customer data is stored.
People who look past Bluehost usually do so for two practical reasons. The first is price: the advertised figure is an introductory rate on a long term and the renewal figure is much higher. The second is jurisdiction: a European business that wants its hosting contract, its invoices and its data protection contact inside Europe will not get that from a Florida contract.
- The price on the shelf is the first-term price On 19 October 2026 the Bluehost shared hosting page showed Starter at $3.99 a month with a renewal price of $9.99, Business at $6.99 renewing at $13.99, and eCommerce Essentials at $14.99 renewing at $21.99, all quoted for a 36-month term and excluding VAT. A buyer who plans three years ahead should budget for the renewal column, because the introductory column ends after the first term.
- The free domain is conditional Bluehost includes a domain for the first year on 12-month and 36-month plans, but it must be redeemed within 90 days, only covers eligible extensions such as .com, .net and .org, and excludes premium names. After year one it renews at the then-current rate. If you cancel inside the 30-day guarantee, Bluehost deducts a non-refundable domain fee at the regular domain price from the refund.
- Refunds stop after 30 days The Bluehost money-back guarantee covers hosting cancelled within 30 days, with most add-ons excluded, and the shared hosting page states that no refunds are offered after that. Against a 36-month term this is a short window. Krystal lists 60 days for its shared plans, and Hostpoint lets new customers use any plan for 30 days free before the first invoice.
- The contracting party and the data protection contact are in the US The Bluehost agreement is with Bluehost Inc. under Florida law, even for Indian customers who bought after 18 September 2025. Bluehost Inc. is a US company, so US law is the frame of the relationship. A buyer who prefers a contract under German, French, Danish, Swiss or English law, with a registered company they can look up, has to leave Bluehost to get it.
What you have to replace, not just match
What you actually replace when you leave Bluehost is mostly the WordPress layer. Bluehost advertises managed WordPress updates, a staging site and an automatic WordPress installation on its plans, and its Starter plan lists a free site migration tool.
None of the European hosts below copies that bundle under the same names, so you have to decide which parts you really use. Updates can run inside WordPress itself, staging can be a plugin or a second site on the same account, and the installer is replaced by whatever the new host provides: a WordPress toolkit at netcup, one-click installation at manitu, cPanel at o2switch and Krystal.
The second thing to replace is the domain. If your domain was the free first-year one, it renews at Bluehost at the then-current rate, and you can transfer it to a registrar of your choice, or keep it registered while the hosting moves, since hosting and registration are separate contracts.
Several of the European hosts include a domain in the hosting plan (manitu in each of its four plans, o2switch for the first year, ALL-INKL.COM from three to twenty domains), which makes a single bill possible again.
Then there is email. A WordPress site on a shared plan almost always has mailboxes next to it, and those have to be recreated at the new host and the DNS records changed. All ten hosts on this page include mailboxes in their plans or list them with the plan, but quotas differ, so count your addresses before you pick.
The alternatives compared
| Position | Tool | Headquarters | Pricing | Jurisdiction |
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| #1 | netcup | Karlsruhe, Germany | Webhosting 1000 EUR 2.69, Webhosting 2000 EUR 4.03, Webhosting 4000 EUR 8.10 and Webhosting 8000 EUR 13.17 per month, including 19% VAT | EU (Germany) |
| #2 | manitu | St. Wendel, Germany | Webhosting M EUR 1 per month for the first 6 months, then EUR 6.09; L EUR 12.19, XL EUR 16.26 and XXL EUR 20.33 per month; VAT included at the rate of the visitor's selected country (21% for the Netherlands when read); no setup fee | EU (Germany) |
| #3 | o2switch | Clermont-Ferrand, France | Grow EUR 7 per month excluding VAT (EUR 84 per year); Cloud EUR 1.86 per month excluding VAT in the first year, then EUR 16; Pro EUR 6.25 per month excluding VAT in the first year, then EUR 24 | EU (France) |
| #4 | Hostpoint | Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland | Standard CHF 15.90, Smart CHF 17.90 and Business CHF 29.90 per month, VAT included | Switzerland (outside the EU, covered by an EU adequacy decision) |
| #5 | Krystal | London, United Kingdom | Amethyst GBP 7, Ruby GBP 11, Emerald GBP 19, Sapphire GBP 37, Diamond GBP 67 and Tanzanite GBP 97 per month on monthly billing, VAT included; annual plans save 16% and two-year plans 25% | United Kingdom (outside the EU, covered by an EU adequacy decision) |
| #6 | mittwald | Espelkamp, Germany | Webhosting S EUR 13, M EUR 19 and L EUR 36 per month, excluding VAT, with a one-month contract term and no setup fee | EU (Germany) |
| #7 | ALL-INKL.COM | Friedersdorf, Germany | Privat EUR 4.95, Privat+ EUR 7.95, Premium EUR 9.95 and Business EUR 24.95 per month, including 19% VAT, with no minimum term | EU (Germany) |
| #8 | Simply.com | Skanderborg, Denmark | Starter Suite EUR 0.49 per month in the first year, then EUR 4.49; Basic EUR 0.49 then EUR 6.99; Standard EUR 0.53 then EUR 13.95; Pro EUR 3.00 then EUR 21.00; Enterprise EUR 4.00 then EUR 32.00; all excluding VAT | EU (Denmark) |
| #9 | hosttech | Richterswil, Switzerland | Smart Deal from CHF 6.90, Hosting L CHF 9.90 (promotion until 31 October 2026, regular CHF 12.90), Hosting XL CHF 19.90 and Hosting unlimited CHF 29.90 per month; the pages read do not state whether VAT is included | Switzerland (outside the EU, covered by an EU adequacy decision) |
| #10 | Mythic Beasts | Cambridge, United Kingdom | Web hosting from GBP 2.50 per month (Web 25, 5 GB) through GBP 10 (Web 100, 40 GB) to GBP 40 (Web 400, 400 GB), excluding VAT | United Kingdom (outside the EU, covered by an EU adequacy decision) |
How each alternative compares to Bluehost
Best for: Owners of one or two WordPress sites who want a low euro price and some SSH access.
Against Bluehost, netcup swaps the intro-then-renewal model for prices that, according to netcup, hold for the entire term. Webhosting 1000 is listed at EUR 2.69 a month and Webhosting 2000, the first plan with the WordPress toolkit, at EUR 4.03, both including 19% VAT. Bluehost Starter, at $9.99 at renewal, is dearer on the sticker once the first term ends.
The operating company is netcup GmbH of Karlsruhe, part of the Anexia group of Klagenfurt since 2016. SSH access and SSL certificates are on every plan, and Ruby and NodeJS arrive from Webhosting 4000. Data centres are in Nuremberg, Vienna and Amsterdam, plus sites in Virginia and Singapore, so choose the location deliberately.
What netcup does better than Bluehost
- Entry price once Bluehost moves to its renewal rate
- SSH access on every plan
- A German contracting company with ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 listed
- EU data centres to choose from, with a 30-day guarantee
Where netcup is a step down from Bluehost
- Webhosting 2000 shows a 12-month minimum contract, where Bluehost sells 12 and 36-month terms alike
- No managed WordPress update and staging bundle is described under those names
- Group ownership by Anexia, where some competitors are owner-run
Standout against Bluehost. netcup is the only host on the page that names a WordPress toolkit as a plan feature, from the second plan up.
Best for: German-speaking owners who want a free domain, short terms and one-click WordPress.
manitu is the host to read if the thing you liked about Bluehost was the installer. Each of its four plans, Webhosting M to XXL, includes one-click WordPress and Nextcloud, a website builder, PHP 8.1 to 8.4, unlimited mailboxes with spam and virus filtering and a free domain. Webhosting M costs EUR 1 a month for six months and EUR 6.09 afterwards, with a one-month term.
The company is manitu GmbH of St. Wendel, registered at the Amtsgericht Saarbrücken, and it runs its own data centre in the building of its office on electricity from renewable sources. Daily backups are kept for 14 days and can restore a whole site, one directory or one mailbox. The pages read and the contract text are in German, so English speakers should ask before ordering.
What manitu does better than Bluehost
- A one-month term instead of a 12 or 36-month commitment
- A free domain in every plan, without the 90-day redemption window
- Restore of a single directory or mailbox from backup
- Own data centre in Germany with no US parent
Where manitu is a step down from Bluehost
- Site and contract language are German first
- No named staging site or managed WordPress updates in the pages read
- No security certification stated on the pages read
Standout against Bluehost. manitu combines one-click WordPress with a free domain and a one-month contract in a self-owned German data centre.
Best for: Owners of many WordPress sites who want cPanel and do not want to count storage.
o2switch sells three plans, Grow, Cloud and Pro, that differ in computing resources, not in site count: all three include cPanel, unlimited NVMe storage, unlimited sites, mailboxes and databases, and a free domain for a year. Bluehost caps its Starter plan at 10 sites and its Business plan at 50, so a collector of small WordPress sites hits a wall earlier there.
The company is o2switch SAS of Clermont-Ferrand (RCS Clermont-Ferrand), which says it runs its own private data centres and is declared to the telecom regulator ARCEP. Grow costs EUR 7 a month excluding VAT; Cloud and Pro have introductory first-year prices of EUR 1.86 and EUR 6.25 and rise to EUR 16 and EUR 24 afterwards, a pattern close to what Bluehost does.
What o2switch does better than Bluehost
- No cap on the number of sites or on storage
- cPanel on every plan, with its WordPress installer
- Daily backups kept for 30 to 90 days, depending on plan
- French contract and data centres run by the company itself
Where o2switch is a step down from Bluehost
- Cloud and Pro renewal prices jump the way Bluehost renewals do
- A refund closes the account and deletes the data
- No security certification named on the pages read
Standout against Bluehost. o2switch lifts the site and storage limits that Bluehost uses to separate its plans.
Best for: Swiss companies and associations that want Swiss storage and phone support seven days a week.
Hostpoint is the only host on this page that lists an AI assistant for WordPress, included in its Smart and Business plans. Its plans are Standard (100 GB, 10 domains), Smart (500 GB, 50 domains) and Business (1,000 GB, 100 domains), at CHF 15.90, CHF 17.90 and CHF 29.90 a month including VAT. Every plan has unlimited 5 GB mailboxes and any plan can be used free for 30 days.
Hostpoint AG of Rapperswil-Jona stores data in Switzerland, in the Digital Realty data centre in Glattbrugg, and has carried the swiss hosting seal since 2020. Switzerland is outside the EU, covered by an EU adequacy decision, so a clause that demands EU-only suppliers will not accept it. The entry price is the highest of the shared plans on the page.
What Hostpoint does better than Bluehost
- Free trial of any plan for 30 days before you pay
- Backup retention of 30, 90 or 180 days by plan
- Phone support seven days a week
- Swiss data location with a named data centre
Where Hostpoint is a step down from Bluehost
- Entry price well above Bluehost Starter and the German hosts
- Outside the EU, which matters for EU-only procurement
- No managed update and staging features named for WordPress
Standout against Bluehost. Hostpoint adds an AI assistant for WordPress to its Smart and Business plans and offers a 30-day free start.
Best for: UK businesses that want cPanel, a 60-day guarantee and a published sustainability record.
Krystal Hosting Ltd of London sells six gemstone-named plans, all on cPanel with NVMe storage, from Amethyst (one site, 10 GB) to Tanzanite. Monthly billing prices run from GBP 7 to GBP 97 including VAT, and annual and two-year billing save 16% and 25%. The refund window is 60 days excluding domain costs, twice Bluehost's 30.
Snapshots are taken four-hourly on the higher plans and daily on Amethyst and Ruby. Krystal lists ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials Plus and Certified B Corp status. Its data centre list includes Amsterdam, New Jersey and Phoenix next to the UK sites, and its data processing agreement allows processing outside the UK and EEA, so ask which site a plan uses before moving personal data.
What Krystal does better than Bluehost
- A refund window of 60 days against Bluehost's 30
- UK-based support by ticket, live chat and phone
- Four-hourly snapshots on the higher plans
- Named security certifications
Where Krystal is a step down from Bluehost
- Data centre list includes two US sites and the DPA allows non-UK processing
- The UK is outside the EU
- Monthly prices are higher than the German entry plans
Standout against Bluehost. Krystal doubles Bluehost's refund window and runs cPanel on NVMe storage, with certifications it lists openly.
Best for: Agencies and freelancers who manage client sites and want a one-month term.
mittwald is the nearest European match to the agency side of Bluehost. It addresses agencies and freelancers first, and sizes its three plans by computing resources: Webhosting S with 1 vCPU, 1 GiB RAM and 20 GiB, M with 1 vCPU, 2 GiB and 40 GiB, and L with 2 vCPU, 4 GiB and 60 GiB, with a stated 99.99% uptime. Prices are EUR 13, 19 and 36 a month excluding VAT.
The operating company is Mittwald CM Service GmbH & Co. KG of Espelkamp, which runs hosting in its own data centre, built in 2011 and on renewable electricity, with ISO 27001 certification. There is a one-month term and no setup fee. A private person with one blog pays far more here than at netcup or ALL-INKL.COM.
What mittwald does better than Bluehost
- A one-month term and no setup fee
- Resource-based plans with a stated 99.99% uptime
- ISO 27001 and an own German data centre
- A professional focus on client projects
Where mittwald is a step down from Bluehost
- Entry price EUR 13 excluding VAT, far above Bluehost Starter and the budget hosts
- The length of the free test is not stated on the pages read
- Overkill for a single small site
Standout against Bluehost. mittwald sells hosting to agencies on a one-month term from its own certified data centre in Germany.
Best for: Owners of a handful of small sites who want the domains in one German contract.
ALL-INKL.COM bundles domains into the plan: Privat includes three domains and 50 GB at EUR 4.95 a month, Privat+ five and 100 GB at EUR 7.95, Premium ten and 250 GB at EUR 9.95, Business twenty and 500 GB at EUR 24.95, all including 19% VAT and without a minimum term. The first month is free, once per customer within 365 days.
The business is a sole proprietorship in Friedersdorf, Saxony, run by René Münnich, with data centres in Dresden on hydroelectric power from sources meeting TÜV SÜD criteria. The pages read name no security certification, no parent and no WordPress-specific tooling, so the case against Bluehost is price clarity and flexibility, not features.
What ALL-INKL.COM does better than Bluehost
- No minimum term where Bluehost's listed prices are for a 36-month term
- Several domains included in the plan price
- Prices quoted with VAT, so the number you see is the number you pay
- A first month free
Where ALL-INKL.COM is a step down from Bluehost
- No WordPress-specific tooling named in the pages read
- A sole proprietorship, with no company register entry shown
- No named security certification
Standout against Bluehost. ALL-INKL.COM puts three to twenty domains and a rolling monthly term inside one euro price.
Best for: Small WordPress sites in the first year, owners who will re-check the renewal.
Simply.com sells five suites by storage, from Starter (500 MB, one site) to Enterprise (200 GB), with unlimited sites from Basic upward. Its prices follow the same shape as Bluehost's: Basic costs EUR 0.49 in the first year and EUR 6.99 afterwards, Standard EUR 0.53 then EUR 13.95, all excluding VAT. A 14-day money-back guarantee applies, shorter than Bluehost's 30.
The company is Simply.com A/S of Skanderborg (CVR DK29412006), part of team.blue, a group with an address in Ghent, Belgium. Simply.com states that all data is processed and stored in the EU, primarily in Denmark, and quotes 99.99% uptime and daily backups. Phone support is kept for the larger suites.
What Simply.com does better than Bluehost
- First-year price far below Bluehost's introductory rate
- A statement that all data stays in the EU
- Unlimited sites from the Basic suite
Where Simply.com is a step down from Bluehost
- Refund window of 14 days against 30
- The renewal is a steep step up, as with Bluehost
- Phone support only on the larger suites
Standout against Bluehost. Simply.com is the only host here that states that all customer data is processed and stored in the EU.
Best for: Swiss buyers who want a lower entry price than Hostpoint and personal support.
hosttech GmbH of Richterswil sells four plans on NVMe storage: Smart Deal (50 GB, 10 domains), Hosting L (150 GB, 20 domains), Hosting XL (350 GB, 50 domains) and Hosting unlimited (750 GB, unlimited domains), from CHF 6.90 to CHF 29.90 a month. Every plan includes unlimited mailboxes and a free Let's Encrypt certificate. A 30-day money-back guarantee matches Bluehost's.
hosttech states a Swiss server location, ISO 27001 data centres and PCI DSS certification, and lists five data centres, including Nottwil in Switzerland and Berlin. The pages read do not say whether prices include VAT or what the minimum term is, and Switzerland is outside the EU.
What hosttech does better than Bluehost
- Personal support from 7 to 22 hours
- Unlimited mailboxes on every plan
- A named Swiss data location and PCI DSS
Where hosttech is a step down from Bluehost
- VAT treatment and minimum term are not stated on the pages read
- Outside the EU
- No WordPress-specific tooling named in the pages read
Standout against Bluehost. hosttech pairs a Swiss server location with ISO 27001 and PCI DSS claims at a lower price than Hostpoint.
Best for: Technical owners who want shell access, unlimited domains and UK-only servers.
Mythic Beasts Limited of Cambridge (Companies House 04052652) sells web hosting in nine sizes, from Web 25 (5 GB) at GBP 2.50 a month to Web 400 (400 GB) at GBP 40, excluding VAT. All plans include unlimited domains and mailboxes, several PHP versions and optional shell access, and the control panel offers an automated WordPress installer.
It states that more than 90% of its shares are held by its founders, that all hosting servers are in UK data centres and that daily backups are taken, with a restore guarantee to within 36 hours before a failure. No trial or refund period is stated on the pages read, and it also runs a separate network from Fremont, California. It is the least beginner-friendly option here.
What Mythic Beasts does better than Bluehost
- Shell access and several PHP versions
- Founder ownership, with no outside investment
- Hosting servers stated to be in the UK only
Where Mythic Beasts is a step down from Bluehost
- No trial or refund period stated, where Bluehost offers 30 days
- Priced in pounds excluding VAT only
- Aimed at technical users, with fewer beginner tools
Standout against Bluehost. Mythic Beasts keeps shell access and unlimited domains on every plan, with ownership held by its founders.
What actually breaks when you switch
Moving a WordPress site is mostly a file and database copy, but the details of the Bluehost side matter. If you rely on its managed updates or its staging site, plan how you will replace them before you cancel. Keep the Bluehost plan running until the new host has served the site for a few days, since the guarantee window on the shared hosting page is 30 days and the pages read describe no refunds after that.
Contracts are the other catch. Bluehost prices on the page are quoted for a 36-month term, so cancelling early may not be as simple as the price tag suggests; read the terms of your own order. On the European side the terms differ widely: manitu, mittwald and ALL-INKL.COM run monthly, netcup showed a 12-month minimum on one plan. Check the term, the VAT basis and the data centre before you buy.
Can I move a WordPress site from Bluehost to a European host without downtime?
In principle yes, because a WordPress site is a set of files plus a database and both can be copied while the old site keeps answering visitors. Set up the new account first, copy the files and the database, test the copy by editing your own hosts file or using a temporary address, and only then change the DNS records of the domain. The old Bluehost plan stays active until you cancel it, so there is no gap.
The practical limits are the 30-day refund window on the Bluehost side and the lowest DNS time-to-live your registrar allows. Keep the Bluehost plan until the new host has run the site for a few days, then cancel it deliberately, since the pages read describe no refund after 30 days.
Which European host is closest to Bluehost in how it feels?
Bluehost sells a graphical, WordPress-oriented shared plan. o2switch and Krystal both ship cPanel, the classic shared hosting panel, and both sell WordPress installation through it, so a Bluehost customer who is used to a panel with an installer will find the same kind of workspace. manitu and netcup offer WordPress installation or a toolkit in their own panels.
If you value the agency side of Bluehost, with staging and several sites on one plan, read mittwald, which describes agencies and freelancers as its first audience. If you only run one small site and care about monthly price, netcup and ALL-INKL.COM are the lower-cost entries on the page.
Which one to pick
If you want the most similar WordPress experience, start with o2switch (cPanel, unlimited sites) or manitu (one-click WordPress, free domain, monthly term). If cost is the main reason you are leaving Bluehost, netcup and ALL-INKL.COM show euro prices with VAT that you can compare directly with the renewal column.
If the point of leaving is jurisdiction, look at the Swiss and UK hosts with care: Hostpoint, hosttech, Krystal and Mythic Beasts are outside the EU and sit under adequacy decisions. For an EU-only contract choose from the German, French and Danish hosts. If you run client sites as an agency, mittwald is the one that describes your situation; for a technical owner who wants a shell, Mythic Beasts and netcup fit better.
Frequently Asked Questions
For a WordPress site, netcup, manitu and o2switch are the closest fits on the page: netcup lists a WordPress toolkit from Webhosting 2000, manitu offers one-click WordPress installation with a free domain, and o2switch ships cPanel with unlimited sites. Hostpoint suits Swiss users who want an AI assistant for WordPress. Which one is best depends on the contract country and the term you want.
No. On its own terms page the Bluehost agreement is with Bluehost Inc., with a legal department address in Jacksonville, Florida, and the agreement is governed by Florida law. The brand privacy page redirects to Newfold Digital, whose copyright line names Newfold Digital Inc. and whose data protection officer is addressed in Jacksonville.
Prices are in different currencies and tax bases, so compare carefully. Bluehost Starter was $3.99 a month ex VAT on a 36-month term and $9.99 at renewal. netcup lists Webhosting 1000 at EUR 2.69 and Webhosting 2000 at EUR 4.03 per month including VAT, ALL-INKL.COM Privat at EUR 4.95 including VAT with no minimum term, and mittwald Webhosting S at EUR 13 excluding VAT.
Not as one named bundle on the pages read. netcup lists a WordPress toolkit, Hostpoint a WordPress AI assistant on its Smart and Business plans, manitu one-click installation, and o2switch and Krystal cPanel. Whether a given plan includes automatic updates or a staging copy should be confirmed with the vendor before you move a site.
Hosting and domain registration are separate services, so the domain can stay registered while the hosting moves. Note that a free first-year Bluehost domain renews at the then-current rate afterwards, and that Bluehost deducts the regular domain price from a refund if you cancel within 30 days after claiming it.
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