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Web hosting plans: cPanel and Linux KVM VPS
Two products, priced honestly and billed monthly. cPanel shared hosting on LiteSpeed and NVMe from $3.94/mo, and KVM VPS in Seattle from $5.20/mo with free daily backups. Free migration on every cPanel plan.
Which one do you need?
The honest answer is that most websites belong on shared hosting, and most people who think they need a VPS are right only once their site outgrows it or they need root access.
| cPanel Shared Hosting | Linux KVM VPS | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Business sites, WordPress, WooCommerce stores, client sites | Apps, custom stacks, sites that outgrew shared hosting |
| You manage | Your website. We handle the server. | Everything above the hypervisor. Root access is yours. |
| Control panel | cPanel | VPS panel with reboot, reinstall and console |
| Storage | 5 to 15 GB NVMe | 20 to 640 GB SSD |
| Backups | Automated every other day | Free daily, plus manual snapshots |
| Free migration | Yes | Yes, from cPanel sources |
| Starts at | $3.94/mo billed yearly | $5.20/mo |
| See cPanel plans | See VPS plans |
Not sure? Tell us what you are running and we will point you at the cheaper option if that is the right one.
The same on both
No renewal price jump
We do not run introductory pricing. What you order at is what you keep paying, with no multi-year prepayment needed to get the advertised rate.
Free migration
We move your files, databases and email, test on a temporary URL, and switch DNS when you are happy. Request one here.
Support that knows your stack
Tickets are answered by people who build and maintain WordPress sites, not a script that links you to a wiki article.
Test before you buy
Our Seattle node has a public looking glass for ping, MTR, traceroute, iPerf3 and downloadable test files.
Money-back guarantee
14 days on annual and semi-annual orders, 7 days on monthly. Ask support and we refund it.
Domains too
Register or transfer across nearly 500 extensions and keep domains, hosting and billing in one client area.
Still deciding?
Run a network test against our Seattle node, or send a migration request and we will tell you honestly what moving involves.