Non-profits
Combine filters →Non-profit hosting is usually the ordinary product with a discount attached, but the operating reality differs: the site is maintained by volunteers, in gaps, with no handover between them. That makes updates applied by the provider and a restore that works without an expert worth more than capacity. Check whether the discount survives renewal, which is a pricing question rather than a charitable one.
10 providers sell to non-profits, listed alphabetically. Across 6 countries, commonest entry price $5 to $15 a month. 64 records do not record this field, and cannot appear here either way.
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- 1984 Hosting
Icelandic host founded on a free-speech and privacy position, running on geothermal and hydroelectric power, selling web hosting, VPS and free anycast DNS.
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- Cloudron
Self-hosting platform that installs and keeps open-source applications updated on the customer's own server, with per-app backups and single sign-on.
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- Dinahosting
Dinahosting is an independent Galician host selling shared hosting, domains and email from its own servers in Spain.
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- GitHub PagesOne we like
Static sites served from a GitHub repository, built by Actions or from a branch, free on public repositories.
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- KrystalOne we like
British host running PHP, Python, Perl and Ruby on cPanel, powered by certified renewable electricity and operated as a certified B Corp.
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- Loopia
Swedish hosting provider and registrar in Västerås offering Linux and Windows shared hosting with SSH, PHP, Python, Perl and ASP.NET.
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- Mythic Beasts
British host selling web and email hosting in a long ladder of graded sizes, with a choice of PHP release per site and MySQL as standard.
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- o2switch
French shared host selling a single all-inclusive cPanel offer in three sizes, running in its own data centres in Auvergne.
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- Porter
Management layer that deploys applications from GitHub into the customer's own AWS, Azure or GCP account and runs them on Kubernetes underneath.
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- Seravo
Finnish WordPress-only hosting company whose customers develop against a public, open-source project layout with Vagrant and Docker parity.