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WordPress.com pricing

WordPress.com has a free plan. Paid plans start at $4 per site / month, billed yearly ($9 billed monthly).

Free planChecked Oct 17, 2026 against wordpress.com

Plans and prices

Starts at
$4 per site / month, billed yearly ($9 billed monthly)
Free plan
a wordpress.com subdomain, 1 GB of storage, unlimited pages and posts and 7 days of basic stats. Visitors see WordPress.com ads, and plugins need a paid plan.
Free trial
None listed
Free$0A wordpress.com subdomain, 1 GB of storage and basic stats, with WordPress.com ads shown to visitors.
Personal$4per site / month, billed yearly ($9 billed monthly)6 GB of storage, no ads, all premium themes, plugin installs and the AI site builder. $2.75 a month if paid every 3 years.
Premium$8per site / month, billed yearly ($18 billed monthly)13 GB of storage, premium stats with UTM tracking, PayPal and Stripe payment buttons and video uploads. $5.50 a month if paid every 3 years.
Business$25per site / month, billed yearly ($40 billed monthly)50 GB, priority support, SFTP/SSH, WP-CLI and GitHub deployments, real-time backups, VideoPress and email marketing to 500 subscribers.
Commerce$45per site / month, billed yearly ($70 billed monthly)Everything in Business plus WooCommerce store extensions, abandoned-cart emails and selling in 60+ countries with no transaction fee.
EnterpriseCustomWordPress VIP hosting for large organizations, priced through sales.

Read from wordpress.com on Oct 17, 2026. Prices change, so confirm with WordPress.com before you buy.

Ways to pay less for WordPress.com

  • Annual discountPay yearly to save 35% to 55% over monthly

    Personal is $4 a month billed yearly against $9 monthly; Premium $8 against $18; Business $25 against $40; Commerce $45 against $70.

    Stated on wordpress.com
  • Other savingsPay every 2 or 3 years for a lower monthly rate

    Paying every 3 years brings Personal to $2.75 a month ($99), Premium to $5.50 ($198), Business to $17.50 ($630) and Commerce to $31.50 ($1,134).

    Stated on wordpress.com
  • Other savingsFree domain for the first year

    Yearly and multi-year paid plans include a custom domain such as .com, .net or .org free for the first year. Monthly plans do not.

    Stated on wordpress.com

How WordPress.com's price compares

ToolStarts atFree plan
WordPress.com$4 per site / month, billed yearly ($9 billed monthly)Yes
Squarespace$19 per site / month, billed annually ($25 billed monthly)NoCompare
Wix$17 per site / month, billed yearly (Light)YesCompare
Webflow$15 per site / month, billed yearly ($25 billed monthly)YesCompare
GoDaddy Website BuilderFree planYesCompare
Hostinger AI Builder$10.99 per month at renewal; first 48-month term $2.99 per month, paid upfrontNoCompare

Each price is the vendor’s own, with its billing basis as stated. Check dates are on each tool’s page.

WordPress.com pricing questions

Is WordPress.com free?

WordPress.com has a free plan. a wordpress.com subdomain, 1 GB of storage, unlimited pages and posts and 7 days of basic stats. Visitors see WordPress.com ads, and plugins need a paid plan. Paid plans start at $4 per site / month, billed yearly ($9 billed monthly).

How much does WordPress.com cost?

WordPress.com lists 6 plans. Free: $0. Personal: $4 per site / month, billed yearly ($9 billed monthly). Premium: $8 per site / month, billed yearly ($18 billed monthly). Business: $25 per site / month, billed yearly ($40 billed monthly). Commerce: $45 per site / month, billed yearly ($70 billed monthly). Enterprise: custom pricing. Prices were read from wordpress.com on Oct 17, 2026.

Does WordPress.com have a free trial?

No free trial was listed on wordpress.com when it was checked on Oct 17, 2026.

Is WordPress.com cheaper with annual billing?

Pay yearly to save 35% to 55% over monthly. Personal is $4 a month billed yearly against $9 monthly; Premium $8 against $18; Business $25 against $40; Commerce $45 against $70.

When were WordPress.com's prices last checked?

On Oct 17, 2026, against wordpress.com. Vendors change prices without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.

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