Black Friday Web Hosting Deals 2026

These are the Black Friday web hosting deals we think are worth your time in 2026. We have kept the list short on purpose: four hosts we know well, what each one is offering, and the one thing that decides whether a hosting deal is good, which is what you pay after the first year.

The Deals at a Glance

Kinsta and WPX have not announced their 2026 offers yet, so their rows show last year's deal. We will change them on the day each one goes live.

Verpex: Up to 90% Off, On Now

Verpex has the biggest discount of the four. Its Black Friday deal is up to 90% off your first order of shared, cloud or WordPress hosting, and up to 50% off managed WordPress and VPS hosting. You do not need a code: Verpex adds the discount at checkout. The deal runs through Cyber Monday.

After the first order, the shared plans renew at $6 a month for Bronze (one site), $10 for Silver (100 sites) and $15 for Gold (unlimited sites). Those are fair renewal prices, which is what makes this a good deal rather than just a big number. Pick yearly billing: the free domain only comes with a yearly plan. Prices are in US dollars, and Verpex has a London server for UK sites.

See Verpex's Black Friday deal →

SiteGround: Early Black Friday Prices, On Now

SiteGround has its "Early Black Friday deal" live on its UK site, advertised as up to 85% off. In pounds, before VAT, for the first 12 months paid up front:

• StartUp (one site): £1.99 a month, then £13.99
• GrowBig (unlimited sites, staging): £3.99 a month, then £23.99
• GoGeek (more power, priority support): £5.99 a month, then £34.99

The honest bit. These are the same as SiteGround's usual UK first-year prices, so UK buyers are not getting a lower price than on an ordinary day. They are still very low prices for a host with phone support and a London data centre. The bigger Black Friday cuts have been on SiteGround's US site. Our pick is GrowBig: it is only £2 a month more than StartUp and gives you unlimited sites and staging. More detail: SiteGround Black Friday.

Kinsta: About Half Off, From 9 November

Kinsta is a premium host that hardly ever discounts, so its Black Friday deal is the one to wait for if you want it. In 2024 and 2025 new customers got half off the first six months on a monthly plan, or six months free on a yearly plan. On the one-site Launch plan that took a year from $350 to about $175.

Kinsta's 2026 deal starts on 9 November. You can join its waitlist now to get an email when it goes live. Worth knowing: Kinsta charges per site, sizes plans by monthly visits, and does not host email. More detail: Kinsta Black Friday.

WPX: Extra Free Months, From 16 November

WPX does its Black Friday differently. It does not cut the price; it adds free months. In 2023, 2024 and 2025 a one-year plan came with 4 months free instead of the usual 2, so 16 months for the price of 12. On the Business plan ($299.90 a year, five sites) that works out at about $18.74 a month.

The best part comes later: WPX renews at the same price you paid, with no jump in year two. Its 2026 sale starts on 16 November. More detail: WPX Black Friday.

Black Friday Web Hosting Deals for UK Sites

Most Black Friday hosting lists are written for the US. If your customers are in the UK, three things matter:

• A London server. All four hosts here have one: WPX, SiteGround, Kinsta and Verpex. Choose it when you sign up, so your site sits close to your visitors.
• The price in pounds, with VAT. SiteGround is the only one of the four that prices in pounds. The others charge in US dollars, so your bank's exchange rate applies, and UK VAT is added on top of most prices shown.
• The UK sale price may be the normal price. As above, SiteGround's UK Black Friday prices match its usual UK prices. A big percentage off is only a saving if the price really is lower.

For a wider comparison, see the best WordPress hosting in the UK.

How to Tell a Good Hosting Deal From a Bad One

Hosting is the one thing where the headline discount tells you the least. Look at these instead:

• Add up three years, not one. SiteGround GrowBig in the UK costs about £48 for year one, then about £288 a year after that, before VAT. That is about £624 over three years. A deal with a smaller first-year cut and a steady price can work out cheaper.
• Check how long you must pay for. Most of the best prices need a year or more paid up front.
• Check the refund rules. All four hosts here have a 30-day money-back guarantee normally, but terms can change during a sale. Read them on the day.
• Count what is included. Free site moves, malware clean-up, email hosting and backups all cost money if you have to add them later.

What About Cyber Monday Hosting Deals?

You will rarely find a separate Cyber Monday deal from these hosts. Instead, the Black Friday sale keeps running through Cyber Monday, which is 30 November 2026. Verpex has confirmed its deal runs through Cyber Monday. In 2025, Kinsta's ran until 2 December and WPX's until 8 December. So if you miss Black Friday itself, you have a few more days.

Should You Wait?

• Buy now if you want Verpex or SiteGround: their deals are already on. Also buy now if your site is slow, down or hacked. A few weeks of lost visitors costs more than any discount saves.
• Wait a few days if you have your heart set on Kinsta (9 November) or WPX (16 November) and your current hosting is fine until then.

Running WordPress and want managed hosting rather than the cheapest plan? See our Black Friday WordPress hosting deals. For hosting, Divi and AI tools together, see all the WordPress Black Friday deals.

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