Articles by James Capell, B2B Editor, Web Hosting

James is a tech journalist covering interconnectivity and digital infrastructure as the web hosting editor at TechRadar Pro. James stays up to date with the latest web and internet trends by attending data center summits, WordPress conferences, and mingling with software and web developers. At TechRadar Pro, James is responsible for ensuring web hosting pages are as relevant and as helpful to readers as possible and is also looking for the best deals and coupon codes for web hosting.

Articles by: James Capell

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Pageview promises: How many visitors can your web hosting plan really handle?

By James Capell published 19 June 25

A look into how realistic supported pageview claims are

DreamHost in 60 minutes: slow server installs but neat business features

By James Capell published 16 June 25

One hour with DreamHost: 60 minutes with one of the top web hosting providers

Meet VPS Kodee: your new AI sysadmin

By James Capell published 15 June 25

Meet Kodee: your new AI sysadmin from Hostinger.

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Hostinger in 60 minutes: learn from these rookie mistakes

By James Capell published 13 June 25

One hour with Hostinger: 60 minutes with one of the top web hosting providers

WordCamp Europe 2025 - here's all the highlights from the event

By Owain Williams, James Capell last updated 7 June 25

We visited Europe's biggest WordPress event, here is everything we saw

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What's changed with Bluehost's latest ecommerce plans? I spoke with newly appointed CEO Sachin Puri to find out

By James Capell published 7 June 25

An interview with Sachin Puri about the shake up at Newfold Digital and Bluehost's new ecommerce plans

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Best free web hosting in 2025

By James Capell last updated 3 June 25

Updated Our experts have tested the best free web hosting providers around - but what do they really think?

I found one of the best free Minecraft servers I just wish Minefort's paid plans were as good.

By Jennifer Allen published 15 May 25

Minefort has one huge selling point -- a viable free plan. Other than that, here's why it's a Minecraft server hosting provider worth considering.

Insights into ICANN's new gTLD application round: An interview with Theresa Swinehart

By James Capell published 7 May 25

An interview with Theresa Swinehart about expanding the internet.

Hostinger vs SiteGround: which is the more reliable web hosting provider?

By James Capell last updated 5 May 25

Updated We've put two of the top web hosting providers, Hostinger and SiteGround, back to back to see which is better.

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GreenGeeks review

By Mike Williams last updated 5 May 25

Updated Looking for an environmentally friendly web host? Then check out GreenGeeks.

Liquid Web review

By James Capell last updated 5 May 25

Updated This web host isn’t cheap, but it’s well worth the asking price in our opinion.

Cloud hosting vs shared hosting: What's the difference?

By Neal Thoms last updated 5 May 25

Fasthosts' Neal Thoms explains the key differences between web hosting options

InfinityFree web hosting review

By Mike Williams last updated 5 May 25

Updated Is this the best free web host out there? There are compelling arguments in favor of InfinityFree.

What is WordPress hosting?

By Krishi Chowdhary last updated 4 May 25

Learn more about the world's most popular content management system and how to make it accessible on the web

Website builder vs web hosting: What's the difference?

By Owain Williams, James Capell last updated 4 May 25

Updated While both of these tools play a critical role in creating a website, they are completely different things.

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I put WP Engine up against SiteGround in a performance test and found which one is best value for money

By Christian Cawley published 2 May 25

I migrated a WordPress/ WooCommerce store to WP Engine and SiteGround and ran some tests. Both had different strengths but one was considerably better.