WordPress.com · IT, Security & Hosting / Website BuildersRegistered business, per month
₹112
sticker ₹112/mo · ₹1,344/yr
₹132/mo if you can't reclaim GST
WordPress.com is billed in rupees at ₹112/mo, so there is no forex markup. A GST-registered business reclaims the GST, so that is roughly the cost (₹1,344/yr). If you cannot reclaim GST, add 18% for about ₹132 a month.
Sticker price on the left, and the India cost per month for a GST-registered business on the right. GST is reclaimable input credit if you are registered.
WordPress.com subdomain, WordPress.com ads shown to visitors, basic features.
Custom domain free for the first year, no ads, 6 GB storage, premium themes, plugins, unlimited pages/posts/users. Month to month, with no introductory discount on the monthly cycle.
Billed annually (intro): Custom domain free for the first year, no ads, 6 GB storage, premium themes, plugins, unlimited pages/posts/users. First-year introductory price.
Billed annually: Custom domain free for the first year, no ads, 6 GB storage, premium themes, plugins, unlimited pages/posts/users. Standing renewal price after the first year.
2-year term: Custom domain free for the first year, no ads, 6 GB storage, premium themes, plugins, unlimited pages/posts/users. Charged for the full 2-year term.
3-year term: Custom domain free for the first year, no ads, 6 GB storage, premium themes, plugins, unlimited pages/posts/users. Charged for the full 3-year term.
13 GB storage, all premium themes, payment buttons, video upload, premium stats/analytics. Month to month, with no introductory discount on the monthly cycle.
Billed annually (intro): 13 GB storage, all premium themes, payment buttons, video upload, premium stats/analytics. First-year introductory price.
Billed annually: 13 GB storage, all premium themes, payment buttons, video upload, premium stats/analytics. Standing renewal price after the first year.
2-year term: 13 GB storage, all premium themes, payment buttons, video upload, premium stats/analytics. Charged for the full 2-year term.
3-year term: 13 GB storage, all premium themes, payment buttons, video upload, premium stats/analytics. Charged for the full 3-year term.
50 GB storage, install any plugin/theme, SFTP+phpMyAdmin, priority support. Month to month, with no introductory discount on the monthly cycle.
Billed annually (intro): 50 GB storage, install any plugin/theme, SFTP+phpMyAdmin, priority support. First-year introductory price.
Billed annually: 50 GB storage, install any plugin/theme, SFTP+phpMyAdmin, priority support. Standing renewal price after the first year.
2-year term: 50 GB storage, install any plugin/theme, SFTP+phpMyAdmin, priority support. Charged for the full 2-year term.
3-year term: 50 GB storage, install any plugin/theme, SFTP+phpMyAdmin, priority support. Charged for the full 3-year term.
Everything in Business plus commerce-optimised extensions and store features. Month to month, with no introductory discount on the monthly cycle.
Billed annually (intro): Everything in Business plus commerce-optimised extensions and store features. First-year introductory price.
Billed annually: Everything in Business plus commerce-optimised extensions and store features. Standing renewal price after the first year.
2-year term: Everything in Business plus commerce-optimised extensions and store features. Charged for the full 2-year term.
3-year term: Everything in Business plus commerce-optimised extensions and store features. Charged for the full 3-year term.
One-off charge covering 100 years of hosting, domain registration and support.
Pay annually, save up to 56%. WordPress.com's Premium plan is about 56% cheaper billed yearly than month-to-month, roughly ₹5,280/year less. Toggle the billing cycle above to compare every plan.
WordPress.com has a free plan; paid plans start around ₹112/mo (Personal, billed annually; higher for monthly). Higher tiers add plugins, ecommerce and more. Confirm current pricing on WordPress.com.
WordPress.com bills in INR, so you skip the forex markup a dollar-priced tool adds on every charge. GST still applies, but a registered business reclaims it as input credit.
18% GST applies, but it is not a flat add-on. A GST-registered business reclaims it as input credit, and foreign B2B is reverse-charged so the vendor bills no GST. Only an unregistered buyer bears the full 18%, and some Indian vendors already include it.
Indicative, not a bill. The exchange rate is a single mid-market reference, not a live feed. Confirm current pricing on the vendor site. Pricing last verified Jul 29, 2026.
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