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Bin Bin Ink vs big hosts like GoDaddy: an honest look.
Big hosts are often cheaper in your first year. Our pitch is simpler: the same price at renewal, no lock-in, and a real person on your tickets.
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How we differ
| Feature | Bin Bin Ink | Typical big host |
|---|---|---|
| Year-one price | Same as every year | Often a lower intro price |
| Renewal price | Same as signup | Check the renewal rate in their terms |
| Contract | Monthly or annual, cancel any time | Often multi-year prepay for the intro rate |
| Leaving | Full backup + domain code, no exit fee | Varies |
| WordPress extras | SSL, WAF, CDN, nightly backups, Pro plugins included | Some features sold as add-ons |
| Support | Tickets in the Hub or support@binbin.ink | Large support centers |
We do not publish competitor prices here because they change often. Check the big host’s current intro and renewal prices before you decide.
Our example, year one and year two
A site, a .com, two 10 GB mailboxes, SSL and security on Start, billed annually: $390 in year one, $390 in year two.
FAQ
Questions
Is Bin Bin Ink cheaper than GoDaddy?
Often not in year one. Big hosts commonly offer lower introductory prices. Our price is the same at renewal, so the comparison that matters is year two and beyond.
Will I be locked in?
No. Monthly plans cancel any time, domains are in your name and you get a full backup and transfer code with no exit fees.
Can you move my site from GoDaddy?
Yes. Read the move guide, or buy a content move ($390) with a website package.