Hosting Plans Overview
Managed Hosting Products
Web Hosting Plans and Products for Any Project, Size or Situation
We have hosting packages for any situation, no matter which project or task you have to tackle. Bundled with our world-class customer support, you’ve never been in better hands. Sign up with one of our plans today to go above the cloud and beyond!
SHARED HOSTING
Large or small, we have a Web Hosting solution for you.
Starting at
$6.95
per month
WORDPRESS HOSTING
Perfect option for hosting if your site is built using Wordpress.
Starting at
$24.95
per month
ECOMMERCE HOSTING
Hosting solutions for your complex ecommerce needs.
Starting at
$24.95
per month
VPS
Shared hosting affordability with the control of a dedicated server.
Starting at
$60.00
per month
DEDICATED
Managed dedicated servers specific to you and your company.
As low as
$307.85
per month
Take Advantage of Some of the Best Hosting Features on the Market
Work From Anywhere
No matter where you are in the world, quickly and efficiently manage your web server.
Fast. Reliable. Secure.
We provide fast, reliable and secure hosting services to meet a variety of demanding use cases.
World Class Support
Have a problem? Our world-class support team can answer your most pressing questions and assist with technical troubleshooting.
Managed WordPress Hosting
Leave the technical side to us and reap the benefits through our Managed WordPress Hosting Solutions.
Build Your Brand Using WordPress
WordPress is one of the most popular Content Management Systems (CMS) on the market today, powering over 810 million websites worldwide. Our Managed WordPress Hosting solutions are ideal for anyone who wants to avoid the hassles of updating their WordPress installation, dealing with security issues, or navigating technical prompts to set up and provision their server. We’ll handle the back end for you; all you have to do is publish content and focus on building your brand.
Managed WordPress + WooCommerce Hosting
Looking to host a WordPress and WooCommerce e-commerce store without having to deal with the technical details on your own? Our managed solutions are the perfect fit.
Build Your Store Using WordPress & WooCommerce
WooCommerce is an open-source, fully customizable e-commerce platform that’s built to run alongside WordPress, often seen as an excellent alternative to Shopify. If you aren’t tech savvy or want to avoid dealing with server upgrades, prompts, web security and other technical details, our Managed WordPress + WooCommerce Hosting solution lets you build your store while we handle the back-end setup, development and any issues along the way.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get instant answers to commonly asked questions about website hosting services.
There are several types of hosting services, including shared hosting, Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting, cloud hosting and dedicated server hosting. Depending on the needs and requirements of your organization or project, you’ll need to balance technical specifications and speed with your available budget.
When you buy a hosting plan, you are essentially renting server space in a physical server location. This allows you to host all your server files, data and applications and take advantage of the security features, backups and fast Internet speeds made available by the hosting provider.
Hosting costs can range anywhere from $1-$15 on the low end for shared hosting plans. Enterprise and dedicated server hosting can cost upwards of $150-$500 — but you’re renting an entire bare metal server for your business’s private use.
While there are several benefits to dedicated website hosting, some of the most important are faster website load times, increased customization of your website, and heightened security.
Shared hosting is where several websites are all hosted on the same server. All of these websites share the same bandwidth, disk space and processing power. This option is the most accessible and often works well for smaller businesses.
