Standard
A business site that has to stay up
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- 60 GB NVMe storage
- 10 websites
- 60 subdomains · 50 MySQL databases
- 100 branded mailboxes
- 30 MB/s I/O · 3,072 IOPS
- 600,000 files · 2 CPU cores · 2 GB RAM
- Unlimited bandwidth
More headroom same platform, more room to grow into
For a site people actually use
The same LiteSpeed and CloudLinux underneath, with the storage and the I/O a working business site needs. From $6.38 a month.
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99.99%
Uptime, in writing
and credited
and credited
14days
Money back,
conditions apply
conditions apply
24/7
Real engineers,
not a queue
not a queue
Advance
Several sites, or one busy one
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- 120 GB NVMe storage
- 25 websites
- 150 subdomains · 100 MySQL databases
- 250 branded mailboxes
- 50 MB/s I/O · 5,120 IOPS
- 1,000,000 files · 3 CPU cores · 3 GB RAM
- Unlimited bandwidth
Premium
The most a shared box should carry
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- 200 GB NVMe storage
- 50 websites
- 300 subdomains · 200 MySQL databases
- 500 branded mailboxes
- 75 MB/s I/O · 8,192 IOPS
- 1,500,000 files · 4 CPU cores · 4 GB RAM
- Unlimited bandwidth
On every plan not an upsell, not a tier above
Free SSL, renewed for you
cPanel and Softaculous
LiteSpeed on CloudLinux
JetBackup, kept 30 days
Imunify360 security
One-click WordPress
Node.js, Laravel, Python
Unlimited bandwidth
Where it runs
15 cities, pick the one beside your customers
Same plans, same price, wherever you put them. You choose the city when you order.
America 4
New York
USA
Los Angeles
USA
Miami
USA
Montreal
Canada
Europe 6
London
United Kingdom
Frankfurt
Germany
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Roubaix
France
Zurich
Switzerland
Helsinki
Finland
Asia 5
Mumbai
India
Singapore
Singapore
Tokyo
Japan
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Sydney
Australia
Server location does not rank a page on its own — anyone telling you otherwise is selling something. What it changes is time to first byte, and that is a Core Web Vitals measure Google does use. For a business site the arithmetic is simple: a checkout that stalls is a checkout somebody abandons.
Who takes these
Four cases where the smaller plan runs out
Shared hosting is the right answer more often than people selling hosting admit. These are the cases where it stops being one.
A shop, or anything with a checkout
Every product page is a database query and every basket is a session. The I/O limit is what you outgrow first, long before the disk fills up.
A site with real traffic
A few hundred visitors an hour is fine on the small plan. A few thousand is not, and the symptom is a page that sometimes takes four seconds instead of always taking one.
Several sites on one account
Agencies and side projects both hit this. More addon domains and more databases, without a second account to log into.
Anything running scheduled work
Cron jobs, queues, an API answering webhooks. These need process headroom rather than disk, and that is what the tier above buys.
Why it is quick
Three things, and what each one does for you
The same stack as the smaller plans. What changes is how much of the machine you are allowed to use.
LiteSpeed, not Apache
A web server that holds pages in memory rather than building them again for every visitor. On WordPress it is the difference between a page that opens and one that loads.
NVMe on every tier
Not SSD. NVMe talks to the processor directly, and a database-driven site feels it on every query — which on a shop is every page.
CloudLinux underneath
Each account gets its own slice of the machine. On these plans that slice is bigger, which is most of what you are paying for.
Hosting features
Twelve things, on all three plans
Nothing on this list is a tier above or an add-on at checkout.
cPanel
The panel everybody knows, so nothing to learn
Free SSL
Issued and renewed for you, no reminder emails
Softaculous
WordPress and four hundred others, one click
JetBackup
Daily, kept 30 days, restore it yourself
Imunify360
Scans and blocks without you configuring it
Node, Laravel, Python
Not just PHP — pick your runtime in cPanel
Branded email
you@your-domain, forwarded or in a mailbox
Unlimited bandwidth
No meter, no overage invoice
Subdomains
Staging, docs, whatever you need
MySQL databases
With phpMyAdmin, and remote access if you want it
Cron jobs
Scheduled tasks, set from the panel
One-click WordPress
Installed, updated and backed up from cPanel
Getting on it
Three steps, about ten minutes
1
Pick a plan
Take the smallest that fits. Moving up later costs the difference and nothing goes down.
2
Point a domain at it
One you bought here needs nothing doing. One from elsewhere needs its nameservers changed.
3
Move the site across
cPanel to cPanel is usually straightforward — tell us what you are coming from and we will say what is involved.
What people say
Read them where we cannot edit them
We are not going to print testimonials on our own page and ask you to take our word for it. These are the aggregate figures, and the link goes to every review.
4.7
Trustpilot
340
Reviews, all public
4.28
ForexPeaceArmy
across 43 reviews
across 43 reviews
Reviews on our service overall — most of them about the VPS side rather than hosting.
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Before you move a site here
How is this different from the cheaper plans?
Same machines, same LiteSpeed, same CloudLinux. What you get more of is storage, I/O and process headroom — which is what a busy site runs out of first. If your site is quiet, the smaller plan is genuinely the right answer.
Will you move my existing site?
Tell us what you are coming from and we will say what is involved. cPanel to cPanel is usually straightforward.
Is this the same as a Forex VPS?
No. Hosting runs websites; a VPS runs your terminal. MT4 and MT5 will not run on shared hosting, whichever tier you take.
When should I be on a VPS instead?
When you need root, a specific PHP build, or software that is not in cPanel. Also when your traffic is steady rather than spiky — a VPS gives you the whole machine rather than a slice of one.
Why is the monthly price the dearest?
Because a longer term costs us less to serve and bill, and that saving is passed on rather than kept. Monthly is there for people who want it, not to be the good deal.
What is the money-back period?
14 days, the same as everything else here.
More room, same machines
Fifteen cities, one invoice, and a plan you can move up from without rebuilding anything.
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