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ActiveServers review

#31 of 34 in CodeIgniter HostingShared Web Hosting

Affordable shared hosting with migration, email, SSL, and cPanel or Plesk options.

5.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ActiveServers provides shared Linux and Windows hosting for personal websites, blogs, small businesses, and applications. Its platform supports web hosting through cPanel and Plesk, with workloads including PHP, MySQL, ASP.NET, and Microsoft SQL Server. For CodeIgniter users, it is most relevant when the project fits a general shared-hosting setup and needs common services such as SSL, email, storage, migration, and a one-click installer rather than a narrowly specialized deployment environment.

Pricing is organized across three annual plans. The Basic Plan costs ₹828 per year for 1 website, 10 GB NVMe SSD storage, 1 business email, 250 GB bandwidth, cPanel, and website migration. The Pro Plan costs ₹1,188 per year and expands capacity to 10 websites, 20 GB storage, 10 business emails, and 550 GB bandwidth. The Premium Plan costs ₹2,028 per year and includes 25 websites, 50 GB storage, 25 business emails, and 1 TB bandwidth. All three plans use cPanel and include website migration, making the main differences the included resource limits and website capacity.

The broader hosting setup includes SSL certificates, automatic malware scanning, Cloudflare CDN, WordPress installation and updates, WooCommerce, and Google integration. Those options make ActiveServers a practical fit for buyers managing several conventional websites or combining a CodeIgniter application with WordPress or commerce workloads. Buyers who want Windows hosting, Plesk, or a straightforward annual shared plan should find the range easy to compare. Teams that need framework-specific CodeIgniter deployment guidance, dedicated infrastructure, or more specialized application operations should consider an alternative built around those requirements.

ActiveServers pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Linux and Windows shared hosting with cPanel and Plesk options
    • Website migration, SSL certificates, malware scanning, and Cloudflare CDN
    • Annual plans include NVMe storage, business email, and bandwidth allowances
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Basic Plan supports only 1 website and 10 GB storage
    • CodeIgniter-specific deployment workflows are not a stated focus

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