iPage Essential Plan review Unbeatable value, and great whether you're building your first site or have much greater ambitions
£1.99
Fasthosts Personal Standard review Fairly generous on space, but not on extras like databases. If you're after a basic hosting account, there are cheaper alternatives.
1&1 Home review Not the cheapest option, but a well-rounded package that's UK based and has great support.
£5.86
MrSite Takeaway Website Pro review Fairly expensive for the web space provided, but it's not a bad choice for complete novices. The Standard version is better value, though.
£8.33
Dreamhost Standard review A hosting provider that's ideal for serious web developers thanks to a lack of restrictions on just about everything.
£5.64
Jimdo Pro review Jimdo makes it easy for novices to create a good-looking site quickly, but we can see little reason to pay for the Pro version.
Accountz Home Accountz review Although the look and feel is old-fashioned, Home Accountz has some good new features and is as logical and easy to use and its predecessors
NetObjects Fusion XII review There are some useful features in this updated version of NetObjects Fusion, but some new features are disappointing£155
One.com £2 package review The low price makes One.com very attractive for those wanting to get a good-looking site online with the minimum of hassle.
Streamline Plus review The clunky control panel means Streamline isn't as easy to use as it should be, and competitors offer more for your money.£5.86
Heart Internet Home Pro review There's not quite enough here to justify the high monthly price, and you can get more for less elsewhere.£8.99
HostClear Home review Very good value, and a fine choice if you want to go with a UK-based web host.£5.95
123reg Plus review A middle-of-the road package which might meet your needs, but there are better-value alternatives.£4.99
iPage Essential Plan review Unbeatable value, and great whether you're building your first site or have much greater ambitions£1.99
Fasthosts Personal Standard review Fairly generous on space, but not on extras like databases. If you're after a basic hosting account, there are cheaper alternatives.£5.86
1&1 Home review Not the cheapest option, but a well-rounded package that's UK based and has great support.£5.86
MrSite Takeaway Website Pro review Fairly expensive for the web space provided, but it's not a bad choice for complete novices. The Standard version is better value, though.£8.33
Dreamhost Standard review A hosting provider that's ideal for serious web developers thanks to a lack of restrictions on just about everything.£5.64
Jimdo Pro review Jimdo makes it easy for novices to create a good-looking site quickly, but we can see little reason to pay for the Pro version.£5
Accountz Home Accountz review Although the look and feel is old-fashioned, Home Accountz has some good new features and is as logical and easy to use and its predecessors£40
Microsoft Office 2010 review If you need more than just a text editor and a basic spreadsheet, then Microsoft’s Office is still a great choice.£93