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Kualo review

Feature-rich shared hosting with green credentials, backups, security tools, and app integrations.

7.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Kualo provides shared and business web hosting for individuals, small businesses, agencies, and organizations. It is a web-based service with shared hosting plans, cPanel, SSL certificates, website-building tools, email hosting, backups, and application installation. The Solo plan supports one website with 10 GB of NVMe storage, while Startup supports unlimited websites with 30 GB of NVMe storage. Both plan families include free SSL certificates, a site builder, and an app installer in their published highlights.

According to the vendor's pricing pages, Solo is listed at $99.99 per year with annual billing, $199.80 per two years, or $259.74 per three years. Startup is listed at $149.90 per year, $299.80 per two years, or $389.74 per three years. The annual Solo and Startup plans include a free domain. The published feature set also includes daily backups with self-restore, LiteSpeed Cache, Cloudflare CDN support, email spam and virus filtering, and one-click installation for more than 200 web applications. Integrations include WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Magento, PrestaShop, Redis, Memcached, cPanel, and Softaculous.

Kualo's main distinction is its environmental positioning: the category details identify renewable energy use, carbon offsetting, and green certification. Its security features include free SSL certificates, malware scanning, and automated vulnerability patching. The company documents hosting from UK and US facilities and offers support through chat, tickets, and telephone, with 24/7 support stated in its product description. This makes Kualo a fit for buyers seeking certified green shared hosting with practical site-management tools and room for multiple websites on Startup. Buyers needing a free plan or a Solo plan that supports more than one website should consider another option.

Kualo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Renewable energy, carbon offsetting, and green certification
    • Daily backups, malware scanning, and automated vulnerability patching
    • More than 200 one-click web application installations
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Solo hosting supports one website
    • Pricing varies by currency, region, and renewal terms

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