
Moving host · WordPress
How to move your WordPress site to a new host without downtime
The nine steps we follow to move a website, in the right order, so nothing goes offline and no email gets lost.

Moving host · WordPress
The nine steps we follow to move a website, in the right order, so nothing goes offline and no email gets lost.

Hosting guides
Why low intro prices rise when you renew, what it looks like at UK hosts, and five things to check before you buy.

Domains and email
Which ending to pick, six tips for a name that works, and the five-minute check to do before you buy.
The HostDingo blog is where we answer the questions small business owners ask us every week: how to choose a domain name, why hosting prices change at renewal, how to move a website without downtime, and how to keep WordPress fast and safe.
Every guide is written in plain English by the people who answer HostDingo support tickets, so it comes from real problems we fix for real customers. No jargon, no filler, and no pretending one plan suits everyone.

We check prices and facts against the original source before we publish, show the date we checked, and update guides when things change. Where an official guide exists, such as the WordPress documentation, we link to it so you can read more.
Can’t find what you need? Ask us. We aim to reply within four hours, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and it’s always a real person. Your question might become the next guide on the HostDingo blog.
Many of the questions on the HostDingo blog come back to choosing a host. If you only remember one list, make it this one:
No. The guides work wherever your website is hosted. Where something is specific to HostDingo, we say so.
Yes, please do. Send us your question through the contact page. If it helps other small businesses too, we will write it up and let you know when it is live.
We add new guides as customers ask new questions, and we review older ones regularly so prices and steps stay correct.
Ask us. We aim to reply within four hours, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and it's always a real person.