Mini
Moving one small site
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- 15 GB NVMe storage
- 1 website
- 10 subdomains · 5 MySQL databases
- 10 branded mailboxes
- 5 MB/s I/O · 512 IOPS
- 100,000 files · 1 CPU core · 1 GB RAM
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Free domain on the 3-year term
Real cPanel not a panel we wrote and called cPanel
The panel you already know
File manager where you expect it, backups in the format you have, and the same terminology you have been using for years. Moving here means changing servers, not changing habits.
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1hour
A typical move,
start to finish
start to finish
14days
Money back,
conditions apply
conditions apply
24/7
Real engineers,
not a queue
not a queue
Starter Lite
Moving a site you care about
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- 25 GB NVMe storage
- 5 websites
- 25 subdomains · 15 MySQL databases
- 30 branded mailboxes
- 10 MB/s I/O · 1,024 IOPS
- 250,000 files · 1 CPU core · 1 GB RAM
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Free domain on the 3-year term
Starlight
Moving two or three at once
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- 40 GB NVMe storage
- 10 websites
- 50 subdomains · 30 MySQL databases
- 60 branded mailboxes
- 20 MB/s I/O · 2,048 IOPS
- 400,000 files · 2 CPU cores · 2 GB RAM
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Free domain on the 3-year term
On every plan not an upsell, not a tier above
cPanel, the licensed one
Softaculous, 400+ scripts
Full backup and restore
Email, forwarders and filters
Cron jobs from the panel
SSH and terminal access
phpMyAdmin and remote MySQL
Free SSL through AutoSSL
Where it runs
15 cities, and moving between them is free
Pick when you order. If you pick wrong, tell us and we will move the account — same panel, same everything, different city.
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
One thing worth knowing before you move: your current host's city is not necessarily the right one. Plenty of accounts sit wherever the provider had space, not where the readers are. It costs nothing to check, and moving later costs nothing either.
Who moves here
Four reasons people leave the host they had
Almost nobody moves hosting because they were curious. These are the four that come up in tickets.
The renewal came in higher
First year cheap, second year not. It is the oldest trick in hosting and it is why most accounts move. Our renewal is our price — there is no introductory rate to fall off.
The panel changed
A provider swaps cPanel for something they built, and suddenly nothing is where it was. If you searched for cPanel by name, you already know why that matters.
Support stopped answering
Or answers in a day, from a script. The machines matter less than whether anybody picks up when one of them misbehaves.
The site got slow and nobody would say why
Usually a crowded box. CloudLinux gives each account its own slice, so a neighbour's traffic stops being your problem.
What you keep
Three things that come across with you
A move is only easy if the parts you rely on arrive intact. These three usually decide whether it is an hour or a weekend.
Your backup, as it is
A cPanel full backup restores here without conversion, because it is the same panel at the other end. No exporting to some intermediate format and hoping.
Your email, with it
Mailboxes, forwarders, autoresponders and filters are inside that backup. Email is the part people forget until it is gone.
Your settings
Cron jobs, redirects, PHP version, subdomains. All of it is in the backup, and all of it lands where you expect.
What is in the panel
Twelve things, exactly where you left them
Nothing on this list is a tier above or an add-on at checkout.
File Manager
Upload, edit and unzip without an FTP client
Backup wizard
Full or partial, download or restore
Email accounts
On your domain, with webmail and filters
phpMyAdmin
Direct database access when a plugin will not do
Cron jobs
Real scheduled tasks, set from the panel
SSH access
A terminal, for anybody who prefers one
Softaculous
400+ scripts, install and clone
AutoSSL
Certificates issued and renewed with no action
Subdomains
And addon domains, on the plans that include them
PHP selector
8.3 down to older builds a theme still needs
Redirects
Managed in the panel rather than hand-edited
Error logs
Readable, without opening a ticket to see them
Moving in
Three steps, and about an hour of waiting
1
Take a full backup
From the Backup Wizard at your current host. Full, not partial — it carries the mail and the settings as well as the files.
2
Send it to us
Upload it, or tell us where it is and we will fetch it. We restore it and check the site loads before you touch anything.
3
Point the domain
Change the nameservers when you are happy the site works here. The old host keeps serving until DNS moves, so nothing is down in between.
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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Asked by almost everybody moving
Is this genuine cPanel?
Yes, licensed, with WHM on the reseller plans. Not a panel we wrote and named after it — which is worth asking anywhere, because several hosts now do exactly that.
Will you do the move for me?
Send us the backup, or tell us where it lives, and we will restore it and check the site works before you change anything. Coming from cPanel it is usually straightforward.
Will my site go down during the move?
No, if you do it in the order above. The old host keeps serving until you change the nameservers, so there is a window where both work and you pick the moment.
Does my email come across?
Yes — mailboxes, forwarders, filters and autoresponders are all inside a full cPanel backup. Check the mailbox sizes against the plan before you start.
What if my current host does not use cPanel?
It still works, it just takes longer. Files and databases move by hand and email needs setting up again. Tell us what you are on and we will say what is involved.
Can I get WHM?
On the reseller plans, yes — that is where you create accounts and set your own packages.
Same panel, better machines
Restore a backup, check it works, point the domain. About an hour, most of it waiting.
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