The rate you sign up at is the rate you renew at.

Term-length pricing, not intro-then-renewal pricing, so the rate never resets upward.

Why your hosting bill usually jumps in year two.

The discount-hosting industry runs on a familiar model. A host advertises a very low first-term rate, sometimes only if you prepay for two or three years up front. That intro rate is designed to win the sale. Then, when the term ends, the price resets to a much higher "regular" rate at renewal, often three to four times what you paid the first time around.

Ultra works differently. We use term-length pricing, not intro-then-renewal pricing. The rate you see is tied to the billing term you choose, and that rate does not reset upward when the term renews. There is no cheap first year waiting to spring a higher invoice on you later.

Longer term, bigger discount, and the rate you pick is the rate it renews at.

How Ultra's pricing works.

Ultra gives a term-length discount: the longer the term you choose, the larger the discount, so the 3-year term carries the lowest per-month rate. There is no separate "intro" price hiding behind it. Whatever term you pick, that is the rate it renews at, again and again.

Here is what each plan starts at on a 3-year term, and what it renews at:

No row changes at renewal. The starting rate and the renewal rate are the same number, by design.

The candor is the point. Here is exactly what flat renewal covers, and what it does not.

What this does and does not mean.

• Longer terms cost less per month. Month-to-month billing is the highest per-month rate, and the 3-year term is the lowest. All of them renew at their own same rate, with no increase. Flat renewal does not mean every term is the same price, it means each term keeps its own price.
• The promo coupon and free domain are first-term perks. The 30% new-order promo coupon and the free first-year domain on annual and longer plans apply to your first order, not to renewals. We state that limit plainly. Your underlying plan rate still does not go up at renewal, the welcome extras simply do not repeat.
• Flat renewal is the standard rate. It is not a discount you have to re-qualify for or re-negotiate each year. You do nothing and the price stays put.
• The Ultra Price Guarantee is a separate promise. Beating a comparable competitor plan by 10% is a different offer from flat renewal pricing. One is about matching a rival's price at signup, the other is about never raising your own rate at renewal.

A stable bill is the start, not the whole pitch.

More than a predictable invoice.

A flat renewal rate matters, but it is not the only reason to host with us. We run owned Dell hardware we have operated since 2002, backed by US-based in-house support with a roughly 12-minute average first response. Every plan rides on cPanel and CloudLinux, with free SSL and free migration included, and a 45-day money-back guarantee if it is not the right fit.