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Boom Host review

#150 of 165 in Managed WordPress HostingShared Web Hosting

A low-cost shared hosting option for very small sites needing cPanel and email.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Boom Host provides shared web hosting for individuals, bloggers, small businesses, and growing websites, while also offering managed WordPress hosting, reseller hosting, hosted email, VPS hosting, and dedicated hosting. Its listed shared plans combine cPanel, SSD storage, LiteSpeed with LSCache, free SSL certificates, daily off-server backups, email hosting, and optional compatible cPanel migration. The service is web-based, with infrastructure presented as Canada-based and 24/7 technical support described by the vendor. For a very small WordPress site that mainly needs inexpensive hosting fundamentals, Boom Host is positioned around a low starting price rather than a broad managed WordPress workflow.

Pricing is straightforward across four cPanel plans billed monthly. Banff costs $3.50 per month and includes 10GB SSD storage and five domains. Fundy costs $4.50 per month with 15GB and 10 domains. Glacier costs $6.50 per month with 25GB and unlimited domains, while Yoho costs $9.50 per month with 50GB and unlimited domains. Every listed tier includes cPanel, free SSL certificates, and free compatible cPanel migration. The plans also include unmetered bandwidth on cPanel shared plans, CloudLinux LVE account isolation, Softaculous, and unlimited email accounts, making the lower tiers suitable for multiple small sites with modest storage needs.

The main trade-off is focus. The published plan details center on shared cPanel hosting, so buyers looking for WordPress-specific operations should compare Boom Host with a provider whose offering clearly emphasizes WordPress management. Boom Host fits users who value low monthly cost, cPanel access, email, migration help, SSL, and daily backups. It is less suited to buyers choosing primarily on specialized WordPress workflows or managed features rather than general shared-hosting infrastructure. Buyers should also distinguish the cPanel plans from the separately advertised cheaper DirectAdmin shared plan, which uses a different control panel.

Boom Host pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Starts at $3.50 per month with cPanel and free SSL
    • Daily off-server backups retain data for 15 days
    • Free compatible cPanel migration and unlimited email accounts
  • Where it doesn't
    • The listed plans are shared hosting tiers rather than WordPress-specific plans
    • No free plan is available
    • Lower tiers limit domains and SSD storage

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