Shared Hosting Services Defined
Have you ever been searching for a decent VPS or shared web hosting accounts provider? Have you ever needed a domain name registrations provider? Have you ever been let down by your current shared hosting company? If the answer to any of these queries is "yes", then we'd be happy to recommend you our business-grade shared hosting services. If you have already used a cPanel-based hosting platform, you will be astounded how different the shared hosting services we offer. Domain names can be easily registered and managed. You can create e-mail accounts and databases, upload web site files, keep track of invoices, etc. using just one single unique web hosting Control Panel. Our hosting Control Panel is the most easy-to-use Control Panel we have used. Everything is in its proper place.
Shared Hosting Services Tailored with Customers in Mind
Unlimited bandwidth
5 websites hosted
30-Day Free Trial
Unlimited bandwidth
Unlimited websites hosted
30-Day Free Trial
The shared hosting packages we offer are configured to satisfy the demands of both newbies and trained users. Each of our shared hosting services has something exclusive to offer – popular free scripts, free marketing tools and a free site building tool. Some of the shared hosting services offer PgSQL, InnoDB and NodeJS support, as well as the Memcached memory caching system and the Varnish Cache web accelerator.
A State-of-the-Art Cloud Shared Hosting Solution
The list of the features supported in our shared hosting services will go above and beyond your expectations and this is not simply a marketing trick. All these features are backed up by robust hardware configurations and an ultramodern cloud shared hosting platform. Our shared hosting platform is composed of separate groups of web servers, each of them handling a particular service – hosting Control Panel, hard drive space, emails, data backups, stats, MySQL databases, PostgreSQL databases, etc. All these sets of web servers construct the so-called cloud shared hosting platform.