Web Hosting in Antigua & Barbuda
Antigua & Barbuda is a yachting and cruise economy with an unusual digital complication: its .ag domain is sold worldwide as the German abbreviation for a joint-stock company, so local businesses routinely find their own national extension occupied by a firm in Frankfurt.
The .ag problem, and what to do about it
Most Caribbean territories have a ccTLD nobody outside the country wants. Antigua & Barbuda does not. Because .ag reads as Aktiengesellschaft to a German speaker, the extension has been marketed internationally for years, and a local business looking for its own name there is often competing with an unrelated European registrant who got there first.
The practical answer is usually to secure the .com for the international audience and treat the domain question as a branding decision rather than a patriotic one. Whichever you land on, ServersRus handles custom domain setup with free auto-renewing SSL on every plan, and you can point more than one domain at the same site.
Selling to people who are here for a day
Cruise traffic is a peculiar market: a large number of potential customers, physically present, with a few hours and a phone. They are not researching you weeks ahead the way a stayover visitor does. They are searching for something to do right now, from the dock, on a connection they do not control.
That rewards a site that is genuinely fast on mobile and penalises one that is not, more sharply than almost any other Caribbean market. Every plan includes CDN delivery, and the free plan is enough to put a real, fast site online before you spend anything.
Fixed-rate billing from the ECCU
Antigua & Barbuda uses the East Caribbean dollar at the long-standing EC$2.70 peg, so USD billing converts predictably: about EC$27 a month for the US$10 Creator plan, and no exposure to currency movement in between.
Payment is by card in US dollars; no Trinidad & Tobago bank account is needed. Free projects require no card at all, sleep after thirty minutes of inactivity, and wake automatically when a visitor arrives.
Plans and pricing
Paid plans run from US$10 to US$40 a month depending on how many sites you need and how much storage, memory and CPU they get. The free plan needs no card at all — free projects sleep after 30 minutes of inactivity and wake automatically when someone visits. Full specifications, including the currency toggle, are on the pricing page.
- Isolated container per site — not shared hosting
- Free auto-renewing SSL and custom domain setup
- 14-day money-back guarantee on every paid plan
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide web hosting in Antigua and Barbuda?+
Yes. ServersRus hosts websites for businesses in St John's, English Harbour, Jolly Harbour and across both islands.
Should I register a .ag domain?+
It depends. Because .ag is also marketed internationally as the German abbreviation for a joint-stock company, your preferred name may already be taken by an unrelated overseas registrant. Many local businesses secure a .com for the international audience instead. Either works with our hosting.
How much does web hosting cost in Antigua?+
Plans start free, and paid hosting runs from US$10 to US$40 per month — roughly EC$27 to EC$108 at the fixed East Caribbean rate.
Are your servers located in Antigua?+
No. Our infrastructure runs from Trinidad & Tobago and delivers through a Cloudflare-backed global CDN. We do not claim a local data centre we do not operate.
Hosting elsewhere in the Caribbean
Get your Antigua & Barbuda business online
Start free with no card, or go straight to a paid plan from US$10/month — backed by a 14-day money-back guarantee.