InMotion Hosting pricing explained
The headline monthly price is only one part of hosting cost. Billing term, renewal price, domain terms, backups, and the hosting tier can change the real total.
How to check the current price
InMotion publishes current prices on its own plan pages. The amount you pay can depend on the hosting type, billing term, promotion, and renewal rate. Rather than copying a price that can become stale, this guide focuses on how to evaluate the total cost. Use the provider page for today's exact figures.
Introductory price and renewal price
Some InMotion plans use promotional pricing for new customers. The pricing page shows renewal amounts separately for plans where a promotion applies. Compare the full term cost rather than multiplying the introductory monthly figure forever.
Refund window
InMotion states that shared hosting and hosting for WordPress have a 90 day money back guarantee. Eligible subscriptions of six months or longer for VPS, UltraStack One for WordPress, and reseller hosting also have a 90 day window. Month to month versions of those services and dedicated servers generally use a 30 day window. Always read the current terms because exclusions can apply.
Domain cost matters too
InMotion says a free domain credit is available on qualifying 12, 24, or 36 month hosting plans for selected domain extensions. The domain renews at the regular price after the first year. If you cancel during the hosting refund period, the regular domain price can be deducted from the refund.
Comparing the renewal cost?
Our dedicated renewal guide records current shared hosting examples and explains how to compare the first term with the published renewal rate.
Read the renewal pricing guideCheck current plan prices
Use the provider page for the latest plan details, billing terms, and checkout price.
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