Web Hosting in Grenada

For an exporter, the website is a due-diligence document. A buyer in Europe or North America evaluating a nutmeg or cocoa supplier will look you up before they commit, and what they find determines whether you read as an established operation or an unknown risk. A professional site with a real domain and a valid certificate does work that no amount of correspondence replaces.

For a business serving the St George's University community, the job is almost the reverse: a large audience that arrives, turns over on an academic cycle, and searches for everything locally on a phone. That audience finds you through search and social, and judges you in about four seconds of page load.

Grenada uses the East Caribbean dollar, fixed at EC$2.70 to the US dollar across the ECCU. Our paid plans are billed by card in US dollars, which at that fixed rate makes the US$10 Creator plan about EC$27 a month — a figure that will not move because the peg does not move.

No Trinidad & Tobago bank account is required. Card payment in USD is the route for every territory outside T&T, where local bank transfer is also available.

Plenty of Grenadian businesses have outgrown a static page and need something that actually does a job — an order form, a booking system, a member area, a catalogue that updates. Every ServersRus plan runs your site in its own isolated container rather than a slot on a shared server, which means Node.js, Python, PHP, Go and Ruby applications are all first-class rather than an upsell.

The .gd domain is available locally, and free auto-renewing SSL and custom domain setup are included on every plan including the free one.

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.