HudsonHost is a new independent hosting company founded by one of the three owners of Web Host Pro. It is positioned as a personal, experience-based project that keeps Web Host Pro operating separately while offering web hosting, domains, VPS hosting, and AI-powered website tools.
The company emphasizes direct ownership, long-term customer relationships, and room to experiment with automation, modern development tools, and new ways to build and manage websites. It presents itself as a fresh direction for hosting built on more than 25 years of industry experience.
For more than 25 years, Web Host Pro has been built around a simple mission: provide reliable, honest web hosting backed by real people who genuinely care about their customers.
That mission is also what inspired me to start something new.
I’m excited to introduce HudsonHost, a new independent hosting company founded by one of the three owners of Web Host Pro.
HudsonHost isn’t a replacement for Web Host Pro, and Web Host Pro isn’t going anywhere. It’s a new company I’m building on my own, using more than 25 years of hosting experience while taking a fresh approach to where web hosting is headed next.
Why HudsonHost?
When Web Host Pro was created, descriptive company names were common. They told people exactly what the business did, and that made perfect sense at the time.
Today, hosting is changing quickly.
AI, automation, modern development tools, and new ways of building websites are creating opportunities to rethink what a hosting company can be. I wanted the freedom to build around those ideas from the ground up while keeping the personal service and reliability I’ve always believed hosting should have.
HudsonHost gives me that opportunity.
The name is also personal. Hudson is my middle name, and I wanted this company to have a name directly connected to the person behind it.
I’m not trying to hide the fact that HudsonHost is new, or that it’s owned and operated by one person. In fact, that’s part of the point.
Customers should know who they’re doing business with.
Built From Experience, Not From Scratch
HudsonHost may be a new hosting company, but I’m not new to hosting.
I’ve spent more than 25 years helping build and operate Web Host Pro, working with servers, websites, customers, developers, data centers, and just about every problem that comes with running a hosting company.
HudsonHost starts with that experience.
The goal is to combine the personal attention of a small independent host with the infrastructure, knowledge, and experience normally associated with a much larger company.
Real people will still be here to help 24/7.
A Different Direction
HudsonHost will also give me room to experiment with technologies that would be much harder to introduce into an established hosting company.
That includes AI-assisted website building, smarter hosting management, automation, improved development tools, and new ways for customers to build and manage websites without needing to become hosting experts.
Some of those ideas will work.
Some will evolve.
And some may get replaced entirely as better ideas come along.
I’m comfortable being open about that process.
HudsonHost isn’t pretending to be a 25-year-old company. It’s a new company being built by someone with more than 25 years of experience.
Independent by Design
Over the years, many hosting companies have been acquired and consolidated into much larger corporations.
HudsonHost is intentionally going in the other direction.
It will remain personal, independent, and focused on long-term customer relationships rather than becoming another anonymous hosting brand.
There won’t be layers of executives deciding how customers should be treated.
You’ll know who owns the company.
You’ll know why decisions are being made.
And when something needs to change, we can change it.
Looking Ahead
HudsonHost is just getting started.
The foundation will include web hosting, domains, VPS hosting, and new AI-powered website tools, with additional services added carefully over time.
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Web Host Pro will continue operating with its existing ownership and customers, while HudsonHost begins its own journey.
After more than 25 years in this industry, I’m excited to build something new again.
This time, I’m building it personally.

