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DigiRDP review

#130 of 705 in Shared Web Hosting

A low-cost shared host with strong runtime-manager coverage for developers.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

DigiRDP provides shared web hosting for personal sites, business websites, WordPress installations and custom PHP applications. Its plans run on cPanel with CloudLinux, LiteSpeed Web Server and NVMe storage. The service is particularly suited to developers who need PHP version selection alongside Node.js, Ruby and Python managers, while still wanting a conventional control panel for website administration.

Pricing is structured across four monthly plans. Shared Hosting Starter costs $1.99 per month for 5 websites, 30 GB NVMe storage, 1 vCore and 1 GB DDR5 RAM. Shared Hosting Pro costs $3.99 per month and raises capacity to 20 websites, 90 GB NVMe storage and 2 GB DDR5 RAM. Shared Hosting Business costs $5.99 per month for 50 websites, 200 GB NVMe storage and 2 vCores. Shared Hosting Advance costs $9.99 per month and includes unlimited websites, unlimited NVMe storage, 4 vCores and 4 GB DDR5 RAM. All four plans include unmetered bandwidth and cPanel on CloudLinux.

The feature set covers common hosting operations without narrowing the service to one application type. Free SSL includes automatic installation and renewal, automated daily website and database backups are included, and Softaculous provides one-click application installation. New customers also receive free website migration. These features make the service a practical fit for multi-site portfolios and applications using different runtimes. The trade-off is that every option is paid and the web-only platform does not extend beyond browser-based hosting management. Buyers needing broader platform access or a free entry tier should choose an alternative; developers managing several supported runtimes should consider DigiRDP.

DigiRDP pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Node.js, Ruby and Python managers are included
    • Daily backups, free SSL and free migration are included
    • Plans scale from 5 to unlimited websites
  • Where it doesn't
    • There is no free plan
    • Starter includes only 1 vCore and 1 GB DDR5 RAM
    • Access is limited to the web platform

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