Build an archive people can browse
Use a small set of categories that reflect what you actually write. Link a new review to your comparison guide and update that guide when a recommendation changes.
Hosting for bloggers
Publish recipes, field notes or a weekly column at an address readers can bookmark. Choose a plan for the blog you want to run, then connect your domain and start writing in WordPress.
Start with WebHosting Starter
Billed every 3 years · Kshs 6,768 recurring total
A reader who lands on one useful article may never see your homepage. Give them somewhere relevant to go when they reach the end.
Use a small set of categories that reflect what you actually write. Link a new review to your comparison guide and update that guide when a recommendation changes.
Export images for the width readers will see. Keep original photos and video elsewhere so a long archive stays manageable to back up and move.
Best value compares each plan's lowest monthly equivalent; contract lengths can differ.
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Kshs 188/mo
Kshs 6,768 billed every 3 yearsSave KES 11,232
Renews at Kshs 188/month
Kshs 371.75/mo
Kshs 13,383 billed every 3 yearsSave KES 16,857
Renews at Kshs 371.75/month
Kshs 1,632/mo
Kshs 58,752 billed every 3 yearsSave KES 66,528
Renews at Kshs 1,632/month
Kshs 188/mo
Kshs 6,768 billed every 3 yearsSave KES 11,232
Renews at Kshs 188/month
For one WordPress blog, compare storage for your media library and the backup options first. If you publish photo-heavy recipes, check the size of a typical post’s uploads and how often you publish. A newsletter sent through a separate service belongs in its own budget.
A personal blog with a few posts a month and a publication with several authors use hosting differently.
Personal blog
Compare Starter if you publish mainly text and compressed photos. Add a domain mailbox for reader questions and keep a separate copy of the posts you would miss most.
Growing publication
Count the files and database you already have. Review storage alongside the work your theme, comments and plugins do. Give contributors access to their own drafts and reserve publishing rights for editors.
Export the post list and check your busiest article URLs on the new copy. If a path has to change, map it to the corresponding article before switching the domain.
Open the feed and try your signup form after moving. If your mailing list is managed by another service, keep its account and sending records in place.
Record the DNS entries that receive your mail before pointing the blog at the new host. Confirm the inbox still receives messages after the switch.
Set up the basics you will use on every post.
Connect your domain and check that HTTPS opens the correct site.
Read the draft on a phone, check image captions and follow links to related posts.
Submit a test subscription or comment, then confirm the message arrives where you expect.
WebHosting Starter costs Kshs 2,500 for twelve months. Webhosting Starter Monthly costs Kshs 500 per month. Compare the full bill and renewal terms in the plan cards.
Set aside a separate amount for domain renewal and any paid newsletter service or theme you choose.
Yes. Connect a domain you already own or register one for the blog.
Once it points to your hosting, install WordPress and publish your first pages.
Check the total size of your media library, then estimate how much you add each month. Resize images for the web first and compare the space you still need with the plan allowance.
Ask about website migration with your current site size and setup. Check the copied posts, images, feed and redirects before you change DNS.
Yes. Add a signup form from your chosen mailing service.
Use a test address to check confirmation and unsubscribe links before you invite readers.
Guides
Compare hosting terms and pick a home for your posts, photos and domain.
Running a blog takes time and effort. Writing, posting, promoting, and engaging readers is already a lot. Your hosting shouldn’t be another thing to stress about.
Truehosts’ hosting is built for Kenyan bloggers who want their sites to load fast, stay online, and grow steadily, without complicated settings or unnecessary costs.
Whether you’re blogging as a passion or building it into a business, the setup supports you from day one.

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WordPress, Litespeed, Emails, SSD
WebHosting Starter
Ksh 188/mo when billed triennially.
WebHosting Pro
Ksh 371.75/mo when billed triennially.
WebHosting Unlimited
Ksh 1632/mo when billed triennially.
Webhosting Starter Monthly
Ksh 188/mo when billed triennially.
Many bloggers start with the cheapest hosting they can find. At first it works, but as the blog grows, problems start showing up.
You may notice things like:
If a few of these sound familiar, your hosting setup is likely slowing down your blog’s growth.
Your articles open quickly, even for readers using mobile data across Kenya. Faster loading keeps readers on your site longer and encourages them to read more posts.
Your blog stays accessible when readers visit, whether it’s early morning or late at night. Reliable uptime helps you grow a loyal audience without interruptions.
Upload posts, images, and updates through a simple control panel. You don’t need technical skills to publish content or manage your site.
Create a professional email address using your blog name. This helps when working with brands, editors, or collaborators and keeps communication organized.
Your blog is protected with basic security features from the start. SSL helps protect visitor data and builds trust with readers and search engines.
If something breaks or you need help, real support is available. Issues are handled quickly so you can get back to writing…and earning.
Blogging should be affordable, especially when you’re just starting out. That’s why our hosting plans are designed to keep costs low while still giving your blog room to grow.
You start with what fits your budget today and move up only when your blog is ready.
Bloggers across Kenya rely on stable hosting to publish content, grow their audience, and earn from their work without technical stress.
Writers use hosting to share stories, opinions, and experiences. Fast loading and steady uptime help readers enjoy posts without interruptions.
Bloggers covering local news, trends, or commentary rely on hosting to keep posts accessible during traffic spikes when stories start trending.
Creators publishing tutorials, guides, and learning resources use hosting to organize content and keep it available for readers searching at any time.
As blogs gain traffic and recognition, hosting supports growth without forcing early upgrades or complex changes.
Bloggers earning through ads, affiliate links, or sponsored posts depend on reliable hosting to avoid downtime that could affect income.
Fashion, travel, food, and culture bloggers use hosting to publish images, videos, and long-form content that loads smoothly for readers on mobile devices.
You shouldn’t have to worry about slow pages, broken posts, or whether your blog is online.
Our hosting gives your blog a steady foundation, so your content stays available and loads smoothly while you focus on writing, publishing, and growing your audience.
Is this hosting good for new bloggers?
Yes. This hosting is ideal for bloggers who are starting out and want something affordable and easy to manage. You don’t need technical skills to get your blog online.
It works well for:
You can start small and grow over time.
Can I host my blog and email together?
Yes. You can manage you client websites and email accounts together from a single dashboard. This keeps Yes. Your blog and email can be managed from one place. This makes things easier and keeps everything organised.
With this setup, you can:
It’s a simple way to look more professional.
Will my blog load well on mobile phones?
Yes. The hosting is optimised for fast loading, which is important since most readers in Kenya use mobile data.
This helps with:
Your readers don’t need fast internet to enjoy your content.
What happens if my blog gets more traffic?
As your blog grows, your hosting can be upgraded easily. You don’t need to move your site or rebuild anything.
This is useful for:
You only upgrade when you actually need more resources.
Can you help move my blog from another host?
Yes. If your blog is already hosted elsewhere, migration support is available to help you move safely.
This usually includes:
The goal is to move without downtime or data loss.
Do I need technical knowledge to manage my blog?
No. The control panel is beginner-friendly and easy to use.
You’ll be able to:
Everything is laid out clearly.
Is my blog secure on this hosting?
Yes. Basic security features are included from the start. SSL helps protect visitor data and improves trust with readers and search engines.
Your blog is protected as soon as it goes live.
Will my blog go offline often?
SThe hosting is built for stability and reliable uptime. While no service can guarantee zero downtime, interruptions are kept minimal.
This means:
Your growth isn’t interrupted
Readers can access your blog anytime
Your content stays available
Is this hosting affordable for bloggers in Kenya?
Yes. Pricing is designed to be blogger-friendly and budget-conscious. Plans start from KES 188 per month when paid over three years.
You get predictable costs and no surprise charges.
Can I use WordPress for my blog?
Yes. WordPress is fully supported, along with other blogging platforms.
Whether you’re using:
The hosting works smoothly.
Still have questions?
Explore our bloggers hosting plans or talk to our team to find the best setup for your blog.