TosHost review
Low-cost Linux-focused hosting with useful extras, but a weak fit for Windows hosting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TosHost provides shared web hosting for individuals, startups and small businesses, with additional WordPress hosting, VPS, dedicated servers and domain services. Its shared plans use LiteSpeed web servers and NVMe SSD storage, and include free auto-renewing SSL certificates, migration assistance and application installation. Customers can choose cPanel or FastPanel, while CloudLinux and CageFS provide account isolation. The service is aimed primarily at general Linux hosting users running websites and applications such as WordPress, WooCommerce, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, PrestaShop, Laravel, Ghost or Moodle.
The published shared-hosting plans are priced with annual billing. Classic costs $2 per month and includes 1 GB SSD storage, 50 GB bandwidth, unlimited databases, unlimited subdomains, free SSL and migration. SSD Pro costs $2.50 per month and raises storage to 5 GB and bandwidth to 100 GB, while retaining unlimited databases, unlimited subdomains, free SSL and migration. Ultimate costs $5 per month and includes 10 GB SSD storage, 500 GB bandwidth, 5 addon domains, weekly backups, free SSL and migration. Extreme costs $8.33 per month and provides 20 GB SSD storage, 1 TB bandwidth, 10 addon domains, unlimited databases, and free SSL and migration.
For Linux-oriented sites, TosHost’s strongest case is its combination of low pricing, LiteSpeed and LSCache, NVMe storage, automated off-site backups, one-click WordPress and Softaculous installation, and integrations with Cloudflare CDN and several CMS platforms. Its global data-center locations and choice of control panels add flexibility. However, Windows Web Hosting is a poor fit: Windows, ASP.NET, IIS and Microsoft SQL Server support is not verified, while the listed platform stack is Linux-focused. Choose TosHost for budget-conscious Linux websites and CMS projects; choose a Windows-focused provider when Microsoft hosting technologies are required.
TosHost pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Low annual pricing with four shared-hosting tiers
- LiteSpeed, NVMe storage, SSL and migration included
- WordPress, Softaculous and multiple CMS integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Windows, ASP.NET, IIS and Microsoft SQL Server support is not verified
- Classic includes only 1 GB SSD storage
- Backup frequency varies by plan
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