Verpex says three dollars a month. But what will you really pay? Hey, I'm Adam, and welcome to Build and Earn AI. In this video, I'll show you every Verpex plan, the price for every period, the renewal prices, and what you actually pay in the cart, so you can decide if it's right for you.
Here's the bottom line first. For most people, the best pick is the Silver plan for three years. That's four fifty a month, one hundred sixty two dollars, plus about five dollars for the domain. Then it renews at ten dollars a month. That's only about double, a much smaller jump than most hosts. Now let me show you everything.
Click the link in the description. It supports the channel at no extra cost to you, and it takes you to Verpex. All prices here are in US dollars. Let's start with shared hosting. There are three plans: Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Every plan includes cPanel, free SSL, daily backups, free migrations, and unlimited bandwidth.
Bronze is three dollars a month on the yearly plan. But it's only one website, with thirty gigabytes of storage. Good for one small site. Silver is five dollars a month, and it's the one they recommend. One hundred websites and fifty gigabytes of NVMe storage. For two dollars more, you get a hundred times the websites.
Gold is nine dollars a month, with unlimited websites and one hundred gigabytes. It's made for bigger projects and agencies. Now, the periods. Look at Silver. Monthly starts at just one dollar for the first month, then nine ninety-nine. Yearly is five dollars a month, sixty dollars today. And three years is four fifty a month, one hundred sixty two dollars today.
Bronze is three dollars a month yearly, or two sixty-nine on three years. And Gold is nine dollars yearly, or seven fifty on three years. And here's the honest part: renewals. Bronze renews at six dollars a month, Silver at ten, and Gold at fifteen. That's at most double the first price. Many hosts triple or even quadruple it, so this is one of the best things about Verpex.
Quick question. Which plan would you pick? Comment 1 for Bronze, 2 for Silver, or 3 for Gold. I read every comment. What about WordPress hosting and cloud hosting? They use the same three plans, at the same prices. So don't pay more thinking it's a different product. Silver works great for WordPress. Next, VPS hosting, for developers, AI agents, and tools like n8n.
You get dedicated Xeon CPUs and root access. On a yearly plan, VPS D4 is ten dollars a month, D8 is twenty, D16 is forty, and D32 is fifty five. D4 gives you two CPUs and four gigabytes of RAM, which is enough to start. But the renewals double here too: nineteen ninety-nine for D4, and seventy nine ninety-nine for D16.
Now, if you want to make money with hosting, look at Reseller. Reseller 15 is seventeen sixteen a month, and gives you fifteen separate cPanel accounts. Reseller 30, the most popular, is twenty fifty-eight a month for thirty accounts. Here's the idea. You build websites for clients, host each one in its own cPanel, and charge each client ten or twenty dollars a month for hosting.
With just a few clients, the plan pays for itself, and the rest is profit. Now let's go to the cart. On Silver, click Get started. Pick your billing term. One year is sixty dollars. I'll choose three years: one hundred sixty two dollars. Then pick your server location. There are nine: Dallas, Buffalo, Toronto, Mexico, London, Frankfurt, Mumbai, Singapore, and Sydney.
Choose the one closest to your visitors. Next, the domain. Type your name and search. The dot com shows fifteen ninety-nine a year. Click Add to basket, then Continue. And here's the basket. Verpex applies a free domain discount automatically, but the domain still costs four ninety-five for the first year, and then it renews at twenty ninety-four a year.
The hosting is one hundred sixty two dollars, and it renews at three hundred sixty dollars every three years. So the total today is one hundred sixty six ninety-five, before tax. Then click Proceed to checkout, create your account, and pay. And you're covered by a thirty day money back guarantee. So, what's not perfect?
The domain isn't completely free, and it renews at almost twenty one dollars a year. Bronze is only one website. And the VPS renewals double, just like the shared plans. What I like: low renewals, cPanel, nine locations, free migrations, and thirty days to ask for a refund. If you want one cheap website, take Bronze.
For most people, Silver for three years. And if you build websites for clients, Reseller is where the money is. The link is in the description. Subscribe for more honest hosting reviews and website tutorials every week. And tell me in the comments: Bronze, Silver, or Gold? 1, 2, or 3?
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