Plans start at $2.98/mo on a three-year term with a free domain, daily backups and free migration. The catch is how little independent evidence stands behind it.
WekiHost is a hosting company with a registered address in Rabat, Morocco, trading as Wekihost Sarl, with its website copyright held by Megahost LLC. It sells cPanel shared and WordPress hosting, WHM reseller hosting, cloud and Windows VPS, and dedicated servers, and it also offers domain registration, web design and development services. The site is available in English, French, Arabic and German.
Every shared plan runs on cPanel with a licence included, so anyone who has used a mainstream budget host will find the control panel familiar.
WekiHost is a hosting company with a registered address in Rabat, Morocco, trading as Wekihost Sarl, with its website copyright held by Megahost LLC. It sells cPanel shared and WordPress hosting, WHM reseller hosting, cloud and Windows VPS, and dedicated servers, and it also offers domain registration, web design and development services. The site is available in English, French, Arabic and German.
Every shared plan runs on cPanel with a licence included, so anyone who has used a mainstream budget host will find the control panel familiar.
The headline figure is $2.98/mo for the Startup plan, but that rate applies only when you prepay for three years. The same plan costs $3.58/mo on a two-year term, $4.18/mo on one year, and $13.95/mo month-to-month — more than four times the advertised price.
Premium follows the same pattern ($4.48, $4.79, $5.38, and $17.95 monthly), as does Business ($5.98, $6.29, $6.88, and $22.95 monthly). The plan page shows a struck-through regular price of $9.95, $14.95 and $19.95 a month against the three-year rates, but it does not state what a plan renews at once the prepaid term ends. Confirm that before committing to a long term.
Reseller hosting starts at $8.99/mo and cloud VPS at $29.95/mo. All hosting is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The inclusions are generous for the price. Every shared plan comes with a free cPanel licence, a free domain (the homepage specifies the first year of registration on annual plans), a free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate, daily backups, unmetered bandwidth, professional email, and a free website migration carried out by WekiHost’s own team.
Resources scale by tier: Startup allows one website with 1 CPU core and 1 GB of RAM; Premium allows unlimited websites with 2 cores and 2 GB; Business adds a third core, 3 GB of RAM and 500,000 inodes. WekiHost also advertises a 99.99% uptime guarantee and AI-based malware scanning with automated removal. We found no independent measurements of uptime or speed to set against those claims.
The storage figures on the plan page do not agree with each other. The plan cards list 80 GB of storage for Startup and 70 GB for Premium — which would give the cheaper plan more space — while the comparison table further down the same page lists Startup at 25 GB. If storage matters to you, get the allocation confirmed in writing before you order.
WekiHost advertises 24/7 support by phone, live chat and email, with published phone lines in both the United States and Morocco.
Independent evidence of how that support performs is thin. The site says it is rated 5/5 from hundreds of Google reviews; we could not verify that count. Its Trustpilot profile holds 9 reviews with a 4.3 TrustScore, none of them from the last 12 months, and Trustpilot notes that the company has not invited reviews recently. That is too small and too old a sample to say much either way.
WekiHost makes most sense for a budget buyer who wants a familiar cPanel environment with the extras — domain, backups, migration — already included, and who is comfortable prepaying for two or three years to get the low rate. French- and Arabic-speaking customers in particular get a host that supports their language.
It is a weaker fit for anyone who pays month to month, where the price advantage disappears, or who wants a long public track record and independent performance data before choosing a host.
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