InMotion Hosting has been providing web hosting services since 2001 from their data centers in Los Angeles and Ashburn, Virginia. They've built a strong reputation in the US market for reliability, performance, and customer support. InMotion's standout feature is their industry-leading 90-day money-back guarantee — triple the standard 30 days — demonstrating confidence in their service quality. Their hosting stack includes UltraStack performance optimization (custom Nginx + Apache configuration), NVMe SSD storage, and free CDN. InMotion offers shared hosting, managed WordPress (via their BoldGrid builder), VPS with optional managed support, and bare metal dedicated servers. All shared plans include free website migrations handled by their expert team, free domain for the first year, free SSL, and unlimited email. InMotion is particularly strong for business hosting, with PCI-compliant infrastructure for e-commerce sites and HIPAA-capable dedicated servers for healthcare applications. Their support team is US-based and available 24/7 via live chat, phone, and email, with Skype support also available. InMotion Hosting is best for US-based businesses that prioritize reliability, support quality, and want ample time to evaluate their hosting through the extended money-back guarantee.
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The longest standard money-back guarantee in the industry — three full months to test the service.
Custom Nginx + Apache + NVMe SSD stack optimized for WordPress and PHP applications.
24/7 support from US-based technicians via phone, live chat, email, and Skype — no outsourced call centers.
Expert team handles website migrations for free, including complex multi-site moves.
PCI-compliant shared hosting and HIPAA-capable dedicated servers for regulated industries.
Only two data center locations (LA and Virginia) — not ideal for international audiences in Europe or Asia.
At $2.99/mo, InMotion is more expensive than budget hosts like Hostinger and Namecheap.
Their managed WordPress uses BoldGrid website builder, which is less popular than Elementor or the block editor.
Still uses Apache-based stack rather than LiteSpeed; slower to adopt latest hosting technologies.