Silver
$1.50/mo
For new sites and simple business pages.
- 2GB RAM
- 5GB NVMe
- WordPress 1-click
- Free SSL + backups
Shared Hosting
Built on NVMe cloud infrastructure, LiteSpeed, and cPanel so small businesses and creators can launch faster without compromising reliability.
Recommended for brochures, landing pages, portfolio sites, and early-stage business websites.
Same core value on every tier: NVMe performance, free SSL, daily backups, and support that answers.
$1.50/mo
For new sites and simple business pages.
$2.50/mo
More storage for growing WordPress sites.
$5.00/mo
Stronger resources for busier traffic.
$25.00/mo
Multi-site capacity under one panel.
Performance, uptime, security, and support, stated plainly.
Faster storage and delivery designed to keep pages responsive.
Infrastructure built to keep customer-facing sites available.
Free SSL, protective defaults, and daily backups included.
Real help for setup, migrations, and urgent issues.

All-in-one shared hosting
Every shared hosting order includes the features buyers expect from a credible host: SSL, backups, fast storage, straightforward control panels, and consistent support.
Why choose shared hosting, stated plainly.
High-throughput connectivity keeps websites responsive even as traffic grows.
Move your site and email stack with less operational friction and less downtime risk.
Modern storage improves response times and helps your site feel more credible immediately.
Secure connections are included by default so customers see a safer, more trustworthy site.
Recovery options help reduce operational risk and give teams more confidence in deployment.
Launch WordPress or other popular apps in minutes through a familiar setup flow.
Web hosting stores your website files, platform, and resources on infrastructure that makes your site available online. It combines storage, networking, and domain connectivity so your content can be reached on the web.
Unlimited storage gives customers more flexibility as the host manages balancing behind the scenes. Fixed storage puts a hard cap on available resources. Shared hosting should be used for websites and email, not as a backup or file archive platform.