InterServer coupon code

No. InterServer publishes no coupon code on its own website. Its official sitemap lists no coupon, promo or discount page, and every offer we could read on September 30, 2026 is either a published price or a program you apply for. The one place InterServer mentions coupon codes is its affiliate page, and even there no code is printed - it says approved affiliates are given exclusive codes to hand to their own audience. We do not publish a code the company does not publish.

The official standard web hosting page lists standard web hosting at "$2.50 first month" and states that the monthly plan renews at $7 per month. The same page lists longer terms: 6 months $15, 12 months $30 and 24 months $60, with renewals of $42, $84 and $168 respectively. No code is printed next to any of those prices.

The official student web hosting page states that after approval InterServer adds hosting credits to the account for the first year, so students can build and publish without paying for the first year of standard hosting, and that the credits cover the first year. To qualify you start with the student signup form and use a qualifying school email address; if your school address is not recognized automatically, the page says to contact InterServer so eligibility can be reviewed. The page states no dollar value for the credit.

The official non-profit hosting page states that eligible 501(c)(3) organizations can receive InterServer's standard web hosting package at no monthly hosting cost. You create an account at my.interserver.net, email InterServer with a copy of your IRS 501(c)(3) determination letter and the domain you want hosted, and InterServer sets the account up after approval. The stated condition is a credit link: a text link saying "Powered by InterServer" pointing to www.interserver.net, placed at the bottom of the home page or in the footer within 30 days - if it is not added in time, standard hosting charges can apply.

Per the same official page: new domain registration is not free unless you already own the domain; you may be asked to re-verify eligibility; if a paid account moves into the program, refund requests should be made within 6 months of the charge; and the program is based on the standard shared hosting package rather than a custom server configuration.

The official cloud VPS page states cloud compute scales from $3/month, with the entry slice listed as $3/mo with 1 core, 2GB memory and 40GB SSD on a 10Gbps shared port, billed monthly. Windows cloud compute is listed from $10/mo, storage VPS from $3/mo, and a cPanel personal license from $3.75 per month with free installation on cloud VPS. The page states plainly: "There is no trial period or money-back guarantee on VPS hosting." It also states there is no quarterly or yearly discount on cloud VPS.

It depends on the service. The official terms state that refunds apply only to web hosting accounts - the packages named are Standard, Windows, Boost2/4/X and WordPress - and that you may request a refund within 30 days of sign up and will be refunded the full amount paid. After 30 days you can cancel to stop future charges but you forfeit money already paid. The terms also state that refunds are not offered on dedicated servers, colocation space, VPS, licensing or IP transit after service has started.

Not on cloud VPS. The official cloud VPS page states that VPS is billed monthly and that "there is no quarterly or yearly discount." On shared hosting, paying for a longer term is cheaper up front rather than discounted at renewal: the web hosting page lists 6 months at $15 renewing at $42, 12 months at $30 renewing at $84, and 24 months at $60 renewing at $168.

The official web hosting page lists a $7.99 domain registration, available with the purchase of any web hosting package. The terms of service add that promotional domain pricing is subject to change on the annual renewal of the domain.

Yes, but it pays the referrer rather than the new customer. The official affiliate page states commission of up to $300 per sale, one payout per customer, and a 90-day referral cookie. It also lists "Exclusive Coupon Codes" as an affiliate benefit, described as giving your audience a discount - no code is printed on that page, so none is printed here either.

No to both. We read the linked official pages on the date shown. No account was created, no student or non-profit application was submitted, no plan was bought and nothing was tested in checkout, so treat every statement as what InterServer publishes rather than what we confirmed as a customer.