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We’ll always do our best to make it clear exactly how much you can expect to pay at each stage of hosting. Once those 36 months are over, you’ll pay the regular price of $7.99 per month unless you cancel your renewal. The prices you see on Bluehost’s website, and the prices discussed in this article, are monthly prices for a 36-month contract because this is the cheapest option.įor example, Bluehost’s cheapest shared plan will cost $2.95 per month for the first 36 months. This reduced price lasts for your first term, then renews at the regular price once that period is over. You can also refresh the table results.Like most other hosting providers, Bluehost offers discounted prices for new customers. The table will sort the list in ascending or descending order.Ĭlick the gear icon ( ) to select the number of entries you want to display per page.

Exceeded Storage - Display only the accounts that are over their storage quotas.Ĭlick a column’s heading to sort the results of the table by that heading.

For more information about the cPanel account system user email account, read our Manage Email Accounts documentation.

This account’s name is the same as the username that your hosting provider used to create your account.

The system identifies this account with the Default ( ) icon.

System User Email Account - Display only the cPanel system user email account.

Restricted - Display only the accounts with restrictions.

You can also filter the table’s results by one the following settings: Use the search bar to find a specific email account. You can perform several additional actions while you use the email accounts table:

Connect Devices - Click to configure mail client access in cPanel’s Set Up Mail Client interface ( cPanel > Home > Email > Set Up Mail Client).

There are separate interfaces for both types of email accounts.

There are two types of email accounts: the Default system user email account, and all other email accounts.

Manage - Click to edit an existing email account’s quota, password, and other properties in cPanel’s Manage Email Accounts interface ( cPanel > Home > Email > Manage Email Accounts).

A new interface will appear that displays the account in Webmail. Check Email - Click to check an email account’s mail.The actions column - Click to perform the following actions: These labels are the amount, the limit, and the percentage of disk space data quota usage.

Storage: Used / Allocated / % - Click Used, Allocated, or the percent symbol ( %) to sort the table by that item. Restrictions - Whether there is a restriction for the account. Click Domain to sort the list alphabetically by domain name.Click Account to sort the list alphabetically by account name.This action does not appear for the cPanel account’s system user email account.Īccount Domain - Click to perform the following actions: