checkdomain vs HostGator

Choosing between checkdomain and HostGator? Both serve customers in Australia with competitive plans. Below is a side-by-side breakdown of specs, prices, and our independent ratings.

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Feature checkdomain HostGator
Editorial rating ★ 4.6 / 5 ★ 4.5 / 5
Plans tracked 6 2
Hosting types Shared Hosting Shared Hosting, VPS
Starting price $1.68 $5.81
Renewal from $40.27 $13.87
Max RAM 1.024 GB 2 GB
Max storage 600 GB 120 GB
Free SSL Yes Yes
Free backups Yes
Headquarters Germany USA
Data centers 1 1

checkdomain

★ 4.6

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HostGator

★ 4.5

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checkdomain plans

Type Intro price RAM Storage Action
Shared Hosting $1.68 Renewal: $40.27 SSD Visit Site
Shared Hosting $1.68 Renewal: $18.36 0.512 GB 150 GB SSD Visit Site
Shared Hosting $5.04 Renewal: $10.09 25 GB SSD Visit Site
Shared Hosting $1.68 Renewal: $47.01 1.024 GB 600 GB SSD Visit Site
Shared Hosting $9.94 0.256 GB 75 GB SSD Visit Site
Shared Hosting $1.68 Renewal: $23.42 0.768 GB 300 GB SSD Visit Site

HostGator plans

Type Intro price RAM Storage Action
Shared Hosting $5.81 Renewal: $13.87 10 GB SSD Visit Site
VPS $37.12 2 GB 120 GB NVMe Visit Site

Comparison FAQ

Which is cheaper, checkdomain or HostGator?

checkdomain has the lower entry price (checkdomain: A$1.68/mo vs HostGator: A$5.81/mo).

Which is better, checkdomain or HostGator?

checkdomain scores higher (checkdomain: 4.6/5 vs HostGator: 4.5/5).

Which is better for VPS, checkdomain or HostGator?

checkdomain: up to 1.024 GB RAM; HostGator: up to 2 GB RAM.

Which has more storage?

checkdomain 600 GB vs HostGator 120 GB max storage.

Do both include free SSL?

Yes — both checkdomain and HostGator list plans with free SSL.

Which is better for beginners in Australia?

checkdomain is our pick for ease of use in Australia.

How do I choose between checkdomain and HostGator?

Match plan type to your project in Australia. Compare intro vs renewal price and data center location.