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Nicalia review

#324 of 705 in Shared Web HostingSEO Hosting

Low-cost single-site hosting with practical essentials, but limited entry-level capacity.

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

Nicalia is a Spain-based provider offering shared NVMe hosting for blogs, corporate websites, small businesses, WordPress sites, and small online stores. Its shared plans combine cPanel, LiteSpeed, SSL certificates, daily automated backups, email hosting, and application installation. The service is web-based, with infrastructure and team operations in Spain and data centers in Barcelona. WordPress, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, and Softaculous are among the supported integrations and tools.

Pricing spans five plans with different capacity levels. Lanzadera costs €1.66 per month when billed annually and includes 500 MB of NVMe storage, one website, five email accounts, and five databases. Mini costs €6.24 per month on annual billing and raises storage to 7 GB, with 1.5 CPU cores and 1.5 GB of RAM. Basic costs €11.54 per month with monthly billing, adding 12 GB, five websites, 1.5 CPU cores, and 2 GB of RAM. Medium costs €19.36 monthly for 25 GB, 15 websites, 2 CPU cores, and 3 GB of RAM. Executive costs €27.37 monthly for 40 GB, 25 websites, 2.5 CPU cores, and 4 GB of RAM. Displayed prices exclude VAT.

The strongest fit is a budget-conscious owner of one small website who needs email, a familiar control panel, backups, and WordPress-oriented tooling. CloudLinux account isolation, free SSL, and LiteSpeed add useful hosting fundamentals without requiring a higher-tier plan. However, Lanzadera’s 500 MB limit and five-account email allowance leave little room for a growing site or larger mailbox setup. Buyers expecting multiple websites should consider at least Basic, while migration should be planned around Nicalia’s eligibility and timing conditions, including the stated 30-day contracting window for the free service.

Nicalia pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • €1.66/month annual entry plan includes NVMe storage and email
    • cPanel, LiteSpeed, SSL, daily backups, and Softaculous are included
    • WordPress, WooCommerce, and eligible free migration support are available
  • Where it doesn't
    • Lanzadera provides only 500 MB storage and one website
    • The entry plan is limited to five email accounts
    • Displayed prices exclude VAT, and migration has eligibility conditions

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