The following web hosts have reasonable prices, offer e-mail accounts and domain names and contribute a share of their hosting proceeds to the Tiki Software Community Association. So by subscribing while clicking through a link below, you are getting a good deal and indirectly helping Tiki financially. These hosts also coordinate with the Tiki community to help improve performance and security.

a2hosting

Start your hosting with a2hosting

When you want Tiki Wiki Hosting, you want the high performance host featuring the SwiftServer platform. That's us! At A2 Hosting, you can host your wiki on our blazing fast Turbo Servers featuring up to 20X faster page loads compared to competing Tiki Wiki Hosting providers. You're going to love them!

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Hostmonster

Start your hosting with Hostmonster

Hostmonster is a US-based company specializing in shared hosting. See their features page for details. By subscribing now and taking advantage of the 1-click installer, you can have your Tiki-powered site up and running in minutes.

InMotion

• As of December 2023, Softaculous 1-click install on mid-level shared InMotion hosting yields an installation that can run Tiki but: (1) Does not have the InnoDB database engine, which is default for Tiki (Tiki can run without InnoDB); and (2) Does not have the Tiki package composer (this will become a problem when you want to install external packages). Citing these two issues, InMotion tech support wrote that, on its shared hosting, "You won't be able to install composer, switch the db engine, etc. This software absolutely could be installed on a VPS but as it stands not on this shared server and most of the shared fleet." So InMotion customers may wish to consider a VPS for Tiki.
  • Beyond the fact that VPS is more expensive, folks looking for shared hosting likely do not have skill, time or interest to manage a VPS. If they do get a VPS (from any provider), I would recommend they install WikiSuite on it, as it has a Tiki installer built-in: https://wikisuite.org/Virtualmin-Tiki-Manager
  • As for InnoDB vs MyISAM: I just reinforced at MyISAM that it's fine to run without InnoDB
  • When we designed Packages, we anticipated that some shared hosting providers would have this limitation so we added a method for a manual install, described here: https://packages.tiki.org/. Because of Tiki's all-in-one model, almost all available features are built-in, and there are only 17 available packages. Most sites will use zero to four packages, so a manual installation is not very time consuming.

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