How do hosting providers package and price security? Our analysis of 65 hosting providers explores what they include, what they sell separately and how they build premium security offers.
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37 of 65 providers include advanced security in their hosting service.
31 of 65 providers offer security as a standalone paid product.
18 of 65 providers combine included protection with a paid security offering.
Based on an August 2026 analysis of public provider pages. These categories overlap.
30% of hosted users affected by active infections at full deployment.
Around 1,000 accounts suspended each month.
5–10% of accounts suspended after a malware incident went on to cancel.
Approximately $18,000 in annual recurring revenue placed at risk each month through that attrition.
Security revenue is only part of the picture. Infections can also create support costs, remediation work, suspensions and lost customers.
These findings come from one deployment, not a market average. Results vary by account mix, security posture and operating model.
Four security packaging models and examples from hosting providers.
How to define your baseline and build premium tiers around stronger customer outcomes.
Where to introduce security offers across checkout, onboarding and the customer dashboard.
A business case worksheet, pilot scorecard and launch checklist.