Hosting.com Reviews

4.3

85% would recommend to a friend

(70 total reviews)

Seb de Lemos

86% approve of CEO

79% positive business outlook

Hosting.com has an employee rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars, based on 70 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Hosting.com employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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70 reviews
5.0
17 Dec 2025
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Pros

If you enjoy a fast-paced and engaging work environment, hosting.com is an excellent place to work. Leadership genuinely values employees and makes a point of recognizing and rewarding hard work. For those who want their contributions to be seen and appreciated, this is a company that offers real opportunity. Employees feel supported and acknowledged across the organization. Personally, I have been given meaningful opportunities and feel valued for my contributions. I work with a fantastic team, and despite being a global company, the culture feels close-knit and collaborative. The leadership team, including the C-suite, is approachable and accessible to all staff, and they are clearly invested in both employee success and delivering an excellent customer experience which resonates throughout the whole organisation. It really feels exciting that we are building something big and staff are incentivised to join in on that journey.

Cons

Its hard work. With so much growth comes challenges, and the expectations is that all staff work to a really high quality and standard. You have to be flexible and roll with the punches.

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Hosting.com Response
4mo
Appreciate you sharing this. It’s good to see the work we’re doing reflected in people’s day-to-day experience.
5.0
8 Oct 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The Management Drives Employee Engagement and Morale which is very effective in fostering a positive work environment where employees feel valued, supported, and motivated. In our organization, leadership consistently demonstrates open communication, recognition of employee efforts, and a clear vision that aligns with team goals. Managers are approachable, proactive in addressing concerns, and actively invest in professional development, which not only boosts individual performance but also strengthens overall team connection. This hands-on and people-focused leadership style has directly contributed to higher levels of engagement, lower turnover, and a noticeable uplift in workplace morale.

Cons

Might be misconstrued to micromanagement if not done correctly.

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Hosting.com Response
4mo
It’s a thoughtful reflection of how we aim to lead. Being present, accessible, and clear, while still trusting teams to own their work, is something we actively encourage across management. You’re right that the difference between support and micromanagement comes down to intent and execution. We expect leaders to empower, not control, and to stay close enough to help without getting in the way. Appreciate the leadership you bring to your team and the role you play in shaping a strong, engaged culture.
1.0
14 Sept 2025

Toxic culture and zero stability

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Pros

Remote work is an option. The best part is the support from your colleagues — everyone at staff level is going through the same struggles, so people tend to pull together and look out for each other.

Cons

Honestly, this has been the worst place I’ve ever worked. There’s no real structure, no clear direction, and decisions get made on the fly which just creates chaos. Deadlines are completely unrealistic and when things go wrong, staff end up carrying the blame for management’s mistakes. The culture is toxic and unstable. People are let go all the time under “business needs,” so you never feel secure in your job. You’re often spoken to like you don’t know what you’re doing, and there’s no respect or trust. It leaves you constantly worrying about whether you’ll have a job tomorrow. The benefits are basically non-existent, and any promises of things “getting better” never materialise. There’s no investment in staff, no focus on wellbeing, and it honestly feels like everyone is disposable. Customers don’t fare much better, decisions are always about squeezing profit, never about service or people. If you want stability, respect, or a company that actually cares about its employees, this isn’t it.

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Hosting.com Response
7mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience, we genuinely value feedback from both current and former employees, as it helps us learn and improve. We’re a scaling company that’s been through a period of significant growth and change whilst we acquire new businesses, which we recognise can create uncertainty and frustration. To address this, we’ve recently hired a Chief People Officer to begin building the foundations for a more consistent and positive employee experience across all parts of the business. Meaningful change takes time, investment, and the right team in place, it cannot happen overnight. We appreciate that being on the receiving end of organisational change is never easy, but these steps are essential to ensure the business is focused on the right priorities for long-term stability and success. Throughout this process, we have aimed to treat all employees including those affected by change with dignity and respect. We know there’s still work to do, and we’re committed to doing better as we strengthen our people practices and bring greater clarity and structure over the coming year.
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