Across hosting, domains, software & more
The public record of what things cost.
PriceWorld files dated price records across hosting, domains, software, subscriptions and more. Each figure is source-backed where available, modeled where not, and dated either way.
- Price
- What a plan or product is recorded to cost.
- Change
- How that price moves — the renewal step, a volume curve, or flat.
- Provenance
- The source it was read from, its confidence tier, and the date.
- Heads-up opt.
- A Passport reminder before a price you watch changes.
Coverage on record
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departments carry records on file today — the rest are in scope but not on the record. Coverage on record, not a claim of completeness.On record 24 providers (hosting, domains & email) 8 AI tools 9 streaming services 15 savings banks
Recorded readings from the project datasets, dated — not a live feed.
All departments →Folder A · Departments
The record, mapped by department
PriceWorld files prices by life area, so the whole record has a shape you can browse. Hosting, domains, email, streaming, savings and a first slice of AI tools and supplements are on file today; the rest are in scope and open as the record fills. Filled marks have records on file now; hollow marks are preview.
- Broadband preview
- Mobile Plans preview
- Security preview
- Meal Kits preview
- Delivery Passes preview
- Fuel & Charging preview
- Auto Insurance preview
- Rideshare Passes preview
- Supplements on file
- Fitness preview
- Web Hosting on file
- Domains on file
- Email Services on file
- AI Tools on file
- Savings on file
- Credit Cards preview
- Banking Fees preview
- Investing preview
- Pets preview
- TV & Movies on file
Folder B · The record · as of 2026-02-01
The intro rate is the headline. The step is the real number.
One record, read the same way across categories: what you pay first, what it renews to, how far that is, and the date it was read. Counts below are derived from the project datasets — coverage on record, not a claim that any category is complete.
Also on public record 8 AI tools 9 streaming services 15 savings banks
Source-backed where a figure was read at the provider; modeled or marked needs review when it was not. A count is coverage on record, not a promise of accuracy.
| File | Subject | Category | Intro | Renews to | Step | Recorded | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PW-HOST-0023 | SiteGround | Web hosting | $2.99/mo | $17.99/mo | +502% | 2026-02-19 | Source-backed |
| PW-HOST-0019 | Bluehost | Web hosting | $3.99/mo | $9.99/mo | +150% | 2026-02-19 | Source-backed |
| PW-HOST-0021 | Hostinger | Web hosting | $2.99/mo | $10.99/mo | +268% | 2026-07-10 | Source-backed |
| PW-HOST-0077 | IONOS | Web hosting | $1.00/mo | $14.00/mo | +1300% | 2026-03-19 | Source-backed |
| PW-DOM-0051 | GoDaddy | Domains | $11.99/yr | $22.99/yr | +92% | 2026-02-19 | Source-backed |
| PW-DOM-0044 | Namecheap | Domains | $9.98/yr | $15.98/yr | +60% | 2026-02-19 | Source-backed |
| PW-DOM-0047 | Porkbun | Domains | $9.73/yr | $10.91/yr | +12% | 2026-02-19 | Source-backed |
| PW-DOM-0040 | Cloudflare | Domains | $10.11/yr | $10.11/yr | flat | 2026-02-19 | Source-backed |
Some recurring prices scale instead of stepping
Email and software tools price by list size, so the record reads as a curve rather than a single renewal step. Plan prices are recorded; volume tiers are modeled from typical sending.
Folder C · Evidence
Every figure carries the evidence behind it
A price is only as good as the record behind it. So each figure opens an evidence file: where it was read, the confidence tier it carries, the date it was recorded — and the correction path, which never rewrites the record on its own.
- The figure
- Intro and recorded renewal rate, with the step between them.
- Provenance
- Where it was read, how, and the confidence tier it carries.
- History
- Recorded points only — no record exists before the first reading.
- Correction
- The path a reported price takes; it never edits the record on its own.
Open a provider file
A sample of files on record across hosting, domains and email. Each opens its intro and renewal figures, the source behind them, and the date they were read.
Folder D · Price Passport
Open a Passport — a heads-up before the trial converts or the renewal charges
A Price Passport is your renewal watch. File a trial or a renewal and we send word before the trial converts or the renewal charge lands — with time to cancel or switch — and flag a price that sits above the renewal prices we hold on file. Enabled by hand while we build it; we email you, never the vendor. Below is a sample schedule on Bluehost, the nearest renewal in a sample file.
You record the plan, what you pay, and the date it renews. Nothing is bought, switched or cancelled.
A reminder is scheduled 14 days before renewal — while there is still room to act.
The intro term ends and the recorded standard rate ($9.99/mo) is expected to apply.
One file, every watch request
A Passport request can span categories — hosting today, domains and email beside it, more as the record grows. Real recorded figures; the renewal dates below are a sample.
| File | Subject | Category | You pay | Renews to | Step | Renews on | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PW-HOST-0019 | Bluehost | Web hosting | $3.99/mo | $9.99/mo | +150% | 20 Jun 2026 in 7 days | Heads-up now |
| PW-DOM-0044 | Namecheap | Domains | $9.98/yr | $15.98/yr | +60% | 15 Jul 2026 in 32 days | Watched |
| PW-HOST-0023 | SiteGround | Web hosting | $2.99/mo | $17.99/mo | +502% | 02 Aug 2026 in 50 days | Watched |
| PW-HOST-0031 | GreenGeeks | Web hosting | $2.95/mo | $10.95/mo | +271% | 10 Sept 2026 in 89 days | Watched |
A new watch is queued for early access, not tracked the instant you submit. It follows the provider's recorded rate and emails you — never the provider. It does not read your account or place an order.
Folder E · Corrections
Seen a different price? It opens a claim, not an edit.
When a reader reports a price that differs from the one on file, the number is not swapped in. A claim is opened, queued, and weighed against a source. The record moves only when a source-backed reading supports it.
A reported price is kept as pending review and can never move a recorded figure on its own. Here is the path one sample claim takes, end to end.
A different price is reported
A reader reports a figure that differs from the one on file. No source link is attached.
ReceivedValidated and queued
The report is shaped into a review item and entered as pending review. The recorded figure is untouched.
Pending reviewRecheck triggered
A fresh reading of the price page is opened for the same plan, to weigh the report against a source.
In reviewHeld as a crowd report
The recorded rate did not match the report. The claim is kept, labelled and visible — but it has not changed the record.
Held · needs sourceReport a price you can see
Reporting opens a pending claim on that file — never a direct edit. A claim records the figure, the region and your source, and is queued for review against the provider before any recorded price moves.
Folder F · Method
We rank by math, not money
Four boundaries that hold across the whole record.
A figure is a dated reading
Each price is a dated reading from a source — source-backed where it was read at the provider, modeled or marked needs review when not. Never a live quote; confirm with the provider before you buy.
A tier travels with every figure
Source-backed was read at the provider. Modeled is an estimate, never shown as headline truth. Needs review is flagged and waiting. The tier says how much weight a number can bear.
A correction opens a claim
A reported price enters review as a claim. It can never move a recorded figure on its own; a source-backed reading is what closes it.
Placement is not for sale
Ordering follows the recorded math. Any affiliate links are disclosed and never change a recorded figure or its position on the record.
Prices, counts and recorded dates are real records derived from the project datasets; personal renewal dates, the correction claim, and the file / reference numbers (PW-…) are labelled samples, dated 2026-06-13. Figures are recorded readings — source-backed where available, modeled or needs-review where not — and are never presented as live, verified-now, or a promise of accuracy.
Start with the record.
Look up what something really costs — or open a Price Passport for a heads-up before a trial converts or a renewal charges.