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Shared Hosting

Shared hosting

One account for a company page, a shop or a list of client sites. WordPress ready. SSL on every site.

Shared hosting puts your sites on a managed server. You get a control panel, mailboxes and backups. You do not manage the operating system. Most businesses never need more than this.

What you get

NVMe storage

Pages and databases sit on fast disks so the site opens on a phone as well as an office line.

Unmetered bandwidth

Traffic for a normal business site is included. A product launch should not produce a surprise bandwidth invoice.

Free site move

If the site already lives elsewhere, we copy files, databases and mailboxes onto this account.

Control panel

Install WordPress, issue SSL, add mailboxes and restore backups without a terminal.

Mail included

Send from you@yourdomain. Authentication records are written when the mailbox is created.

30-day money-back

Hosting can be cancelled in the first month if it is not the right fit. Domains follow registry rules.

How it works

  1. Choose a plan

    Starter for one site. Business for a growing company. Cloud when you need more isolation.

  2. Add a domain

    Register a new name or transfer one you already own. SSL waits until DNS points here.

  3. Publish

    Install WordPress, open the builder, or upload files. The site is live on HTTPS.

  4. Renew on time

    Hosting and the domain renew on the same account. WhatsApp if a date is unclear.

Starter

A first website.

$4.99/mo
  • 1 website
  • 10 GB NVMe
  • Unmetered bandwidth
  • Free SSL
  • Professional email
  • Weekly backups
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Most popular

Business

The usual choice for a growing company.

$9.99/mo
  • 100 websites
  • 50 GB NVMe
  • Unmetered bandwidth
  • Free SSL
  • Professional email
  • Daily backups
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Cloud

More sites, more traffic, hourly backups.

$24.99/mo
  • 300 websites
  • 200 GB NVMe
  • Unmetered bandwidth
  • Free SSL
  • Professional email
  • Hourly backups
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Frequently asked questions

What is web hosting?

Web hosting is the space and software that keep a website online. Files, databases and email sit on a server. When someone types your domain, the server returns those files.

What is the difference between a domain and hosting?

The domain is the address. Hosting is where the website lives. You need both for a live site: a name people can type, and a server that answers when they type it.

What is an SSL certificate?

SSL encrypts the connection between a browser and your site. Visitors see a padlock and load the page over HTTPS. Most hosting plans issue a certificate automatically once the domain points to the server.

What happens at renewal?

Domains and hosting are billed by the year or the month. Renew before the term ends to keep the name and the site. If a domain is not renewed it can expire and become available to someone else.

Related products

WordPress

WordPress without the server work

Install WordPress in one click, with SSL and updates handled for you. No server work to keep the shop online.

VPS

When shared hosting runs out of room

More CPU, RAM and root access when shared hosting runs out of room. Same panel and invoice as your hosting.

Business email

Mail that looks like your company

Send as you@yourdomain, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC already set. Looks like a company on every invoice.