Tools, services and organisations that do less harm than the default choice, in 43 categories. We’re re-checking every entry against our checklist, one category at a time.
Web hosts for websites and WordPress, mostly in the UK and Europe. For ethical web hosting, we check renewable energy claims against the Green Web Foundation’s records and look at who owns the host. Renting servers from a Big Tech cloud is a caveat we name on the card.
Our top picks: Krystal, an independent London host since 2002 and a B Corp since 2023, which says plainly that its power is matched with renewables; plans start at £7 a month and now bundle an AI site builder. And Kualo, a UK host since 2000 with a REGO certificate for its renewable power in Green Web’s directory.
How we choose: we check every host against the 6 principles in our manifesto (who owns it and how it makes money, what it collects, how it treats people, honesty, openness and staying power). Last checked on 13 October 2026.
Independent London host, B Corp since 2023, on power matched 100% with renewables
Founder-owned Cambridge host with verified renewable power, email from £1.67 a month
Swiss email with 20 GB free, no ads, on certified renewable power
Amsterdam host running on Dutch wind power, verified by Green Web, with internet freedom work
Not-for-profit email owned by an educational charity, on renewable power, from £60 a year
German WordPress hosting from €18 a month, owned by private-equity-backed team.blue
UK WordPress hosting from £10 a month in a data centre Green Web lists as renewable
Managed WordPress hosting built entirely on Google Cloud, so its green claim rests on Google
Californian host with solar panels powering its own data centre, formerly AISO.net
London B Corp web agency, green hosting at £24 a month on a renewable-powered UK data centre
UK host whose data centre runs on renewable power, with REGO proof listed by Green Web