Shared web hosting comes with several benefits, making it a popular choice for individuals and small businesses.

It is cost effective, easy to start, use and maintain with very low maintenance costs.

Although resources are shared, many will find this to be not an issue if you are running a website with low traffic requirements. You can also easily upgrade and upscale whenever your website gets more popular and uses more resources.

No. There are many web hosting providers that do not offer cPanel administrator access to their servers. In this case the server administration will be done using other custom panels. You should check this before making a contract if it is something you need.

Unlike shared hosting where resources are shared among multiple users, each VPS has its own allocated resources, including CPU, RAM, storage, and bandwidth. This ensures that the performance of one VPS is not directly affected by the activities of others on the same physical server.

Virtual private server (VPS) is a method of sharing a server into several independent virtual servers, each server have the characteristics of a dedicated host, using virtualization techniques. It works exactly the same as the dedicated one except that it is not in physical form, but completely virtual, which eliminates hardware investments.

The choice between OpenVZ and KVM depends on specific requirements, including performance needs, resource utilization preferences, and the desired level of customization and isolation.

KVM is often preferred for scenarios where strong isolation and flexibility are critical, while OpenVZ may be suitable for users looking for efficient resource sharing and lower overhead.

If you are just starting out you should just go for a shared hosting plan. Most bloggers and small businesses needn’t bother with a great deal of processing power and are best served by the most reasonable hosting plans good enough for a small customer or client base.

You can always upgrade your plan once your business is getting more traffic or needs more processing power.

If you do not have a domain name then choose a package which comes with a free domain name!

If you already have a domain name we will attach your domain name to our web hosting service.

You will then need to configure the domain’s DNS settings to point to our web server where your website is hosted.

These are the most frequently asked questions about web hosting. If you cannot find an answer to your question, we invite you to consult our blog articles page for information or send us an email from our Contact Us section.