Update:  A small orange is not what it used to be.  I used to love their service and support but now I am planning to switch my hosting provider. An Unbiased Review of A Small Orange Hosting. My blog is hosted on A Small Orange since a year now and I decided to write A Small Orange review to share my experience with you guys. Many people ask me if A Small Orange hosting is WordPress friendly or not. Let me tell you, my blog is powered by WordPress and their 1 click installation feature in the Cpanel make it a lot simple. So I hope that clears your doubt regarding A Small Orange’s WordPress compatibility. Now, In this review I will be covering a lot of aspects such as plans, pricing, speed, customer care, technical support response time, uptime, real client testimonials, pros and cons. I will try to cover almost everything so that it clears all your doubt. If you don’t have the time to go through the entire review, read the Pros and Cons directly. But, I strongly recommend you to read the entire review as it will give you a clear picture. Company Info: ASO or A Small Orange was founded in Atlanta in the year 2003 by Tim Dorr. In the year 2011 they moved their HQ to Durham, NC. Since then, they have been growing and making a name for themselves pretty quickly. Currently, their HQ is in Austin Texas. Am I an A Small Orange customer? I wouldn’t write a review if I have not tried their service. Yes, Bleeping Tech is hosted on A Small Orange but, it took me 4 years to find them. It has been almost 4 years since I switched to self-hosted WordPress. In the early days, just like any other newbie, I chose the most popular host i.e Hostgator. The reason being their aggressive advertising and the “unlimited everything” trap. After using their service for around 8 months, I decided to switch. I used to get constant CPU resource usage warnings and suspension threats, even though my blog was optimized and the traffic was really low during that time. Then I tried iPage and InMotion. With iPage, the speed was slow. Working in the back end was really a pain and same was the case with Inmotion. I had to raise so many support tickets in order fix the issue. Security was also a concern. Finally, I moved to  ASO hosting. I was surprised and at the same time happy as they were upfront about storage space, bandwidth etc. Everything was transparent and no overselling or “unlimited everything” marketing strategy. With A Small Orange, You get what you pay for and I believe that is fair and practical. A Small Orange Hosting Plans ASO has tailor made plans to suit everyone. Ranging from $2.91 per month to $275 per month. One thing you will notice is that A Small Orange likes to keep it real. Unlike average web hosts who claim to give you unlimited storage and bandwidth but in reality requires costly upgrades to meet your requirements. Shared Web-Hosting Tiny: $35 per year – 500 MB storage, 5 GB bandwidth Small: $5 per month – 5 GB storage, 50 GB bandwidth Medium: $10 per month – 15 GB storage, 150 GB bandwidth Large: $20 per month – 30 GB storage, 500GB bandwidth There is not much difference between the above plans except the disk space and bandwidth allocations. Business Web-Hosting  Startup: $20 per month -40 GB storage, 600 GB bandwidth ,Free SSL Certificate Small : $40 per month – 50 GB storage, 800 GB bandwidth, Free SSL Certificate Large: $60 per month – 60 GB storage, 1,000 GB bandwidth, Free...