Is WordPress.com cheaper in another country?
The same plan ladder, as WordPress.com’s own pricing page printed it to 5 markets. Each column carries the currency that market’s page actually used.
WordPress.com quotes these markets in 2 different currencies (EUR: Spain, USD: United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France). Only the 4 sharing a currency can be compared with each other; the rest stand side by side as separate facts.
Where we do compare. Some vendors quote several markets in the same currency — and a good many bill the whole world in dollars, whatever country you open the page from. Those columns can be set against each other honestly, so we mark the cheapest and say by how much. That is subtraction over two figures we read, not a conversion. Which markets share a currency is a fact about the vendor, not about geography, so it is read from the record for each one.
| Plan | United StatesUSD | United KingdomUSD | GermanyUSD | FranceUSD | SpainEUR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | not on this market’s page | not on this market’s page | not on this market’s page | not on this market’s page | not on this market’s page |
| Personalcheapest in United States$5.75 less than United Kingdom | $3.25 | $9 | $9 | $9 | €9 |
| Premiumcheapest in United States$11.5 less than United Kingdom | $6.5 | $18 | $18 | $18 | €18 |
| Businesscheapest in United States$20 less than United Kingdom | $20 | $40 | $40 | $40 | €40 |
| Commercecheapest in United States$34 less than United Kingdom | $36 | $70 | $70 | $70 | €70 |
Where these came from. Each column was read from WordPress.com’s own pricing page as served to that market, on: United States 2026-10-13 · United Kingdom 2026-10-13 · Germany 2026-10-13 · France 2026-10-13 · Spain 2026-10-13. Source: https://wordpress.com/pricing/. 20 figures on this page; 5 cells refused because the record does not hold that plan in that market. Every recorded check for WordPress.com →