Why is it all free? What's the catch?

You may be wondering, why is InfinityFree completely free? Are there no hidden costs? What’s the catch?

InfinityFree is free, and there are a few things you need to know to understand why.

Our costs are low

InfinityFree is powered by iFastNet. Over the last decades, iFastNet has been developing a unique cloud hosting solution. With it, they manage to host a lot more accounts per server than would have been possible with traditional hosting software, while still keeping websites as fast or even faster than other hosting providers.

Because of this solution, the server costs for individual accounts is very low.

Additionally, we only provide community support with InfinityFree. Because of that, we don’t have to hire an expensive support team to answer common questions so all our staff can be used for making the service better.

Because of this, our costs are very low.

Fair usage restrictions keep accounts equal

InfinityFree is great for hobby websites and for testing stuff. Hosting complex web applications or high traffic sites is not supported, to make sure no account can use an excessive amount of server power. These rules help keep the usage fair and ensures a few big users can’t endanger the viability of free hosting for the majority of users.

We pay for it using ads

We have banner advertisements on our own website, client area, control panel and forum. iFastNet, who maintain the hosting system, also install their own ads (for example the upgrade offers in the control panel). It may seem hard to believe, but these advertisements are enough to cover the costs.

We do not force ads on your website. Costs are low enough these days that forcing ads on user websites is not necessary. All decent free hosting providers do not put ads on your site.

So if you would like to support InfinityFree, please make sure to disable your ad blocker on our sites and panels, because it really does help keep the service free.

InfinityFree is completely paid for using the advertisements on our own website.