How NgeHost earns money, and why it never changes our scores.
Last updated: September 18, 2026
In accordance with the US Federal Trade Commission’s guidelines and international equivalents, NgeHost.com discloses that we have financial relationships with some of the products and services mentioned on this website.
When you click certain links on this site — typically “Visit official site” buttons in reviews — and subsequently purchase hosting, we may receive a commission from the provider. This commission comes out of the provider’s marketing budget and does not increase the price you pay.
Our scoring model weights measured performance (40% speed, 30% uptime, 20% support, 10% value) — none of which can be purchased or negotiated.
We also review providers with whom we have no affiliate agreement when they perform well in testing. Absence of an affiliate link is not a penalty, and its presence is not a promotion.