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GreenGeeks vs iPage

A detailed comparison to help you choose between GreenGeeks and iPage.

Quick Verdict

3.4/5

GreenGeeks

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2.2/5

iPage

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GreenGeeks is rated higher (3.4 vs 2.2). GreenGeeks operates on 300% renewable energy — for every unit consumed, they purchase three units of renewable credits. cPanel hosting with free SSL, domain, and CDN. Carbon-positive hosting. iPage is an EIG/Newfold Digital brand offering very cheap shared hosting. Very simple interface designed for complete beginners. Free domain, SSL, and unlimited disk on annual plans.

GreenGeeks

GreenGeeks

300% renewable energy web hosting

iPage

iPage

Budget hosting from $1.99/month

Overview
Rating3.4 (0 reviews)✓2.2 (0 reviews)
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFrom $2.95/moFrom $1.99/mo✓
Best forEco-conscious businesses and creators running WordPress, brochure sites, or small stores on mainstream shared hostingNobody choosing a host today; the only remaining audience is existing customers deciding whether to ride out the Network Solutions migration or move — and we recommend moving
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
Chicago (US), Montreal (CA), Amsterdam (NL), Singapore (SG)
Waltham (MA, US), Boston (MA, US)
Tags
Tags
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GreenGeeks

Pros

  • + Most documented green program among shared hosts: 300% REC match via BEF, EPA Green Power Partner since 2009
  • + Intro value is real: $2.95/mo with free SSL, free domain year 1, free CDN, cPanel, and email included
  • + Concrete hardware floor (Xeon, 128 GB ECC minimum, RAID-10 SSD) with published test IPs per datacenter
  • + Four datacenter choices on three continents including Singapore for Asia-Pacific

Cons

  • - Renewal jumps to $13.95/mo — 4.7x the intro price
  • - Shared-hosting ceiling: no root access, 25 GB web space on Lite, fair-use 'unmetered' traffic
  • - 99.9% uptime guarantee is a ToS promise with narrow scope, not a credits-backed SLA
  • - Only four datacenter locations; backup specifics vary by plan
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iPage

Pros

  • + Historically among the cheapest entry points ($1.99/mo on 3-year terms) with free domain and SSL
  • + Simple single-plan shared product that was easy for complete beginners
  • + 30-day money-back guarantee on new accounts
  • + Existing accounts keep running through the Network Solutions migration with no forced action
  • + Long operating history (since 1998) with a straightforward site builder for non-technical users

Cons

  • - Brand is being absorbed into Network Solutions — iPage is effectively closed to new business as a standalone host
  • - Renewal jumps ~5.5x ($1.99 -> $10.99/mo), and third-party 3-year TCO beats less-cheaper but faster rivals
  • - Dated infrastructure: old Xeon hardware, Apache, PHP 8.1 ceiling, no NVMe, ~380ms TTFB in third-party tests
  • - Third-party 12-month monitoring recorded 99.71% uptime — below the advertised 99.9% guarantee
  • - Proprietary control panel (migration trap), no free automatic backups, US-only data centers
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