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Maggy Di Costanzo

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Maggy Di Costanzo is a former editor at Website Planet.

Maggy specializes in editing reviews of e-commerce platforms, website builders, and web hosting services, as well as tutorials on creating and managing websites for businesses of all sizes. She makes sure that every article is accurate, easy to follow, and packed with up-to-date insights to help readers make informed decisions.

Before joining Website Planet, Maggy worked as a freelance AI content specialist, editor and writer, crafting content across a range of industries. She also has experience in marketing strategy and real estate, giving her a versatile skill set for understanding both digital and real-world markets.

When she’s not refining sentences or keeping up with SEO updates, Maggy can be found hiking with her dog, dreaming up her next dinner party menu, or keeping tabs on the stock market.

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monday.com

monday.com stands out from the competition with its easy-to-use attractive interface and powerful, ultra-customizable project management software. Unlike its competitors, it also offers a comprehensive CRM for sales and specialized solutions for R&D and service teams. It’s not cheap, but if you’re willing to invest in quality, monday.com is worth it.

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Webador

Webador’s strong suit is easy to use, making it an excellent choice for beginners. With an intuitive and user-friendly editor and highly affordable pricing, it’s a standout option for quickly getting a site online. However, users seeking advanced customization and more robust features may find it lacking and might need to explore other options.

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Name.com

Name.com isn’t just an accredited domain registrar but a hosting provider as well. Its plans are user-friendly, affordable, and feature-rich. However, you’ll notice some gaps, including a lack of powerful first-party hosting and robust security features. While it’s certainly functional if you only need basic shared hosting, enterprise-level sites won’t be well-accommodated...

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UltaHost

Although it initially seemed promising, UltaHost left me feeling disappointed and frustrated. Problems arose within days that support was unable to resolve. While it has some redeemable features, I had no choice but to cancel my plan due to the lack of dependable service. In this case, it’s easy for me to recommend our top web hosts for reliable hosting.

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GoDaddy Hosting

After testing GoDaddy, I can say one thing: avoid the basic shared hosting. It’s simply not worth the price tag (Hostinger offers better performance and lower costs on long-term plans). That said, GoDaddy’s WordPress hosting is a good option, but I’ll warn you now – to get all the best features, it will cost you!

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8 Best Linux Hosting Services: Fast & Secure in 2026

Linux hosting gives you full control, but some hosts make that control hard to reach. You’ll find locked dev tools, missing features like Git or staging, unclear PHP support, and big jumps in price when it’s time to upgrade. Even worse, some plans offer “SSH access” but hide it behind costly tiers or VPS-only upgrades. I tested dozens of Linux hosts by spinning up live...

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Last updated: February 20, 2026
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10 Best WordPress Multisite Hosting Providers in 2026

If you’re setting up a network of blog sites, WordPress Multisite can make management much easier – but only if you choose the right host. While many web hosts support Multisite configurations, not all of them deliver the performance you need to keep your network running smoothly. For the best results, a specialized WordPress hosting plan is your best bet. In the very...

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Last updated: February 13, 2026
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8 Best GoDaddy Alternatives for Hosting & Domains 2026

Once a top choice for hosting and domain registration, GoDaddy has fallen short in several areas. Its “award-winning” 24/7 support is no longer a standout and any of its customers can tell you that live chat takes decades to respond. In my attempts to contact support, I experienced exactly that. High renewal rates, costly add-ons, and inferior plans make it even less...

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Last updated: February 13, 2026
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Top Apple AI Executive Reportedly Leaving the Company

Apple’s senior director of the Answers, Information, and Knowledge teams, Robby Walker, is reportedly leaving the company next month, Bloomberg reports. The reason for his departure is unknown. Walker is one of Apple’s top AI experts and among several who have recently chosen to leave the company. In July, Apple lost a few high-level AI employees to Meta, according to...

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Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Albania Appoints AI-Generated “Minister” To Fight Corruption

On September 11, Albania’s Prime Minister Edi Rama announced the appointment of AI-bot “Diella” as a minister in charge of managing all government contracts with private institutions. According to Rama, Diella’s status as an AI bot will make it impervious to corruption. Diella was originally unveiled earlier this year as an AI-powered virtual assistant made to help citizens...

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Last updated: February 11, 2026
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FTC Launches Probe Into AI Chatbots Over Child Safety Concerns

The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) launched investigations into several AI chatbot suppliers over the potential risks their products could have on kids and teenagers, as announced on September 11. “The FTC inquiry seeks to understand what steps, if any, companies have taken to evaluate the safety of their chatbots when acting as companions, to limit the products’ use by...

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Last updated: February 08, 2026
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