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Hosting · August 19, 2026
Free trials and money-back periods: what the fine print usually hides
“30-day money-back” and “free trial” are powerful phrases. They are also bounded by terms that many buyers never read until they want a refund. Common limitations The guarantee applies only to the first term or to specific products. Domain fees, add-ons, or third-party licenses a…
Hosting · August 14, 2026
The quiet end of unlimited shared hosting claims
“Unlimited” disk, “unlimited” bandwidth, and “unlimited” sites were effective marketing for a long time. They were also never literally true. In 2026 more hosts have stopped using the word, or have paired it with fair-use language that actually gets enforced. What “unlimited” alw…
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Hosting · August 13, 2026
Why response time still beats feature lists at renewal
Feature comparison tables are easy to publish. Response time is harder to fake. At renewal, the customers who stay are often the ones who remember that a real person answered when something broke, not the ones who remember a checkbox on a marketing page. What customers actually r…
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Hosting · August 12, 2026
The hosts that keep honest pricing
The introductory coupon is the easy part of a hosting comparison. The hard part is the invoice that arrives when the coupon dies. In 2026 the market still runs on the same pattern: low headline rates for the first term, then a jump that is sometimes double or triple. Customers wh…
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Hosting · August 11, 2026
Why family-owned hosts still answer tickets differently
There is a difference between a support organization that is measured on ticket volume and average handle time, and a desk where the same people who own the company still read the queue. LogicWeb has been privately held since 2004. The ticket desk is not a separate cost center st…
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