FutureVision
Small host built around Grav, the flat-file CMS, with a free static tier below the paid plans and DirectAdmin above them.
Grav CMS host, files not databases.
FutureVision sells hosting built around Grav, the flat-file CMS, and says plainly that it runs the upstream version rather than a fork. The ladder starts at a permanently free static tier with 100 MB and a weekly batch deploy, then runs from $2.95 a month for a small site up to $49.95 for the largest bundle, with DirectAdmin, SFTP and PHP 8 on the paid tiers and MySQL as an add-on.
It is one of very few hosts anywhere that names Grav as the product rather than as an item in a one-click installer, which is the reason it is worth recording: a flat-file CMS has no database to manage and a host that understands that can sell something genuinely simpler.
Neither a company address nor a server location is published, so both stay unknown here. The only geographic hint on the site is a maintenance window quoted in Australian Eastern time.
Worth knowing
The site is not answering. On 21 August 2026 futurevision.host returned a DirectAdmin “Suspended Domain” page rather than the host’s own, so nothing above can be confirmed against the provider’s pages any more — the plans, the free tier and the price recorded here were last read on 12 August 2026 and may no longer be on offer. Whether this is a lapsed bill or the end of the business is not something the site says.
Sources
- 2026-08-09: Categories, Software, Starting price, Typical ceiling, Free tier, Deployment, DNS hosting, CDN, Status
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