Starter
For your first website and company information pages.
1Website in the same account
1 coreCPU
1 GBRAM
The resources you need for your company website, brand pages and new projects. Compare web hosting options, and let’s choose a setup that fits your growth plan together.
Consider site count alongside your application’s resource needs. If separate clients need independent accounts, explore reseller hosting options.
Websites are managed in the same hosting account; CPU and RAM are account resources.
Compare all plansFor your first website and company information pages.
For your brand’s website and side projects.
For multiple websites managed by the same team.
For your expanding brand and campaign websites.
The features show the reference configuration used for quotes. Resource implementation, backup retention, additional services and the total fee are clarified in writing before you order.
CPU and RAM values are account resource limits. Each site’s usage is considered together with other projects in the same account. For measures beyond disk size, review inode, I/O and concurrent process limits.
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| Plan featuresResources and included platform | StarterTailored quote quoted | BusinessTailored quote quoted | AgencyTailored quote quoted | PortfolioTailored quote quoted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resources and capacity | ||||
| Website | 1 | 3 | 10 | 20 |
| CPU | 1 core | 2 cores | 3 cores | 4 cores |
| RAM | 1 GB | 2 GB | 3 GB | 4 GB |
| Storage | Unmetered* | Unmetered* | Unmetered* | Unmetered* |
| InodesNumber of files and folders. | Unmetered* | Unmetered* | Unmetered* | Unmetered* |
| Monthly trafficNo numerical transfer quota is published in the source. | No numerical quota specified | No numerical quota specified | No numerical quota specified | No numerical quota specified |
| Platform and management | ||||
| Control panel | cPanel | cPanel | cPanel | cPanel |
| Operating system | Linux | Linux | Linux | Linux |
| Web server | LiteSpeed | LiteSpeed | LiteSpeed | LiteSpeed |
| Application support | Node.js / Python | Node.js / Python | Node.js / Python | Node.js / Python |
| BackupsRestore points and retention periods are defined separately. | Weekly | Weekly | Weekly | Weekly |
| Email and project accounts | ||||
| Email account | No count limit* | No count limit* | No count limit* | No count limit* |
| MySQL database | No count limit* | No count limit* | No count limit* | No count limit* |
| Subdomain | No count limit* | No count limit* | No count limit* | No count limit* |
| FTP account | 1 | 3 | 15 | 20 |
| Choose your plan | Get a quote | Get a quote | Get a quote | Get a quote |
Inside the platform
The file manager, database tools and email accounts are organized in the same panel. Website count refers to projects within the same account; choose a reseller setup for separate client access.
Your application’s static files and dynamic requests are served by LiteSpeed. Compatible cache settings can be used; sessions, carts and personal content require separate rules.
The Linux-based platform includes Node.js and Python support alongside PHP applications. Match your version, module, scheduled task and custom service requirements before starting setup.
Reference plans have no count limit for email accounts, MySQL databases and subdomains. Mail archive size, bulk sending and authentication records are planned separately.
It matters that files and the database can be restored together. Specify the domain and target date in your restore request; verify the available restore point before proceeding.
Plans list 1, 3, 15 or 20 FTP accounts. Share access by task, close unused accounts and choose a secure transfer method.
Read resources correctly
Assess storage and account counts together with CPU, RAM, how the application runs and backup needs.
Web files, databases, email accounts and subdomains work together in everyday website management. The cPanel workflow lets you organize these components in a shared interface.
Website code, content and application updates are a separate maintenance responsibility. Limit panel access to the project’s authorized technical contacts; update access and ownership records when you start working with a new agency.
Checks and support guidesAn informational site and an application with intensive processing have different needs. The examples on the right narrow down the service type; they are not a capacity guarantee for a particular plan. Consider site count, concurrent tasks and email usage together.
Use the hosting–VPS comparison to distinguish requirements for custom services or system privileges.
Share your needscPanel hosting provides a shared workspace to manage a website’s files, database and email. Your application’s version, modules and background tasks influence the choice as much as its language.
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| Your project | Requirements to match | A suitable starting point |
|---|---|---|
| PHP-based company website | PHP version, required extensions, MySQL structure and scheduled tasks. | Web hosting options based on site count and measured resources. |
| WordPress or WooCommerce | Theme/plugin compatibility, uncached processing and update practices. | WordPress hosting; payment and order tests for stores. |
| Laravel, Node.js or Python application | Runtime version, dependencies, startup command, queues and continuously running service needs. | Requirements are matched to the supported runtime environment; VPS is considered for custom service management. |
| Windows-dependent application | IIS, ASP.NET Framework, MSSQL or Windows-specific components. | Before choosing Linux hosting, assess server operating system options alongside license scope. |
Using Windows or macOS on your computer does not prevent you from using Linux hosting; you manage the panel in your browser. Add SSH, remote database connections, Redis or custom service requirements to your application list; availability is verified against the plan’s scope.
Compare quotes using the same billing period and service list so the same budget buys comparable services.
You can point your existing domain using DNS; migrating hosting does not require a domain transfer. Make sure your quote shows domain registration/renewal and SSL certificate type, installation and renewal separately.
Migration, website design, software licenses and regular application maintenance are different tasks. Separate initial setup fees from recurring services; define who will manage each type of access and update.
Request the initial term total, renewal period, taxes/currency and plan-change calculation together. The current selling price is specified in the written quote prepared for your selected scope.
Use the hosting first steps guide for a new launch; if you have an existing site, add a migration plan to your quote.
A domain is your site’s address on the internet; hosting is the service that stores your files and database. You generally need both to publish a website. Domain registration and renewal fees are considered separately from the hosting quote.
A migration plan can be prepared after reviewing your current panel, file and database sizes, email accounts and application version. Scope and timing are defined in advance; the new environment is checked before DNS changes.
The website count in web hosting plans refers to projects managed under the same account. If different clients need separate access, reseller hosting provides a more suitable structure with separate accounts.
Mailbox count, storage needs, backup frequency and retention are specified in the written quote. For frequently changing order or client data, an additional application-specific backup plan should be considered.
Hosting provides website hosting. Design, content creation, paid theme and plugin licenses, and application maintenance are separate services; they are added to the quote separately if needed.
Domain registration/renewal, SSL type and certificate management are separate scope items. Included services are specified in the written quote; a free domain or particular certificate should not be assumed. You can use your existing domain with suitable DNS records without transferring it.
An upgrade decision is made after assessing usage measurements, panel compatibility and availability of the new resources. Pricing and timing are shared in advance. A server solution may be recommended if custom system access is needed.
FROM SELECTION TO SETUP
Complete domain, file, database and SSL checks in sequence.
Use CPU, memory, inode and I/O measurements to determine the right next step.
Assess resource needs, system access and management responsibilities together.
Share your site count, software and current resource needs. Let’s clarify the right hosting setup together.