I have used SiteGround for a few Wordpress/Woocommerce sites and one static website. I have no complaints about the low-cost introductory offer that goes way up after a year - this is known from the beginning and should not be a complaint.I have two main reasons for giving them only two stars:1) What they don't tell you is that they have inode limits for the websites and backups. This is not advertised, it's not on the sign-up page, and I didn't find it anywhere in the fine print either. I didn't even know what a inode was before I was told by a SiteGround tech. support person that I needed to upgrade my plan because I had exceeded my inode limit (exceeded my file count limit). Even though my site was well under the GB limit, it was a site that had lots of small images. Part of this is because WP and Woocommerce (and other plugins) make 5-10 additional sized files of every image that is uploaded the the WP media gallery.2. Was already mentioned in #1 above: About half of the time I created a ticket for technical support, the solution presented by SG was for me to upgrade my plan. I was eventually on the GoGeek (highest) plan. Then I started getting told I should upgrade to SG Cloud hosting. This was for websites with very low traffic. The constant upsells during technical support became too much. After many years, I left SG for other hosting.
