Your hosting runs on a shared server, but each account has its own reserved resources, so other customers' usage does not slow down your website.
| Plan | CPU | RAM |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 0.5 cores | 512 MB |
| Basic | 1 core | 1 GB |
| Professional | 1.5 cores | 1.5 GB |
| Business | 2 cores | 2 GB |
What it means in practice
- CPU and RAM are shared among all the websites in your account.
- If your site needs more than is reserved, it does not go down: it just gets slower at peak times.
- A well-configured WordPress site with caching runs comfortably on the Basic plan with thousands of visits a day.
If your website is slow
- Enable caching (for example LiteSpeed Cache, WP Super Cache or W3 Total Cache on WordPress).
- Deactivate plugins you don't use and review those that do heavy work (statistics, backups, internal search).
- Optimise your images.
- Use the latest PHP version your site supports (you can change it in the panel, in your domain's settings).
- If it is still not enough, upgrade your plan for more resources.
Fair use
The service is shared and is meant for hosting websites. If a site uses so many resources that it affects the server or other customers (for example during an attack or a script stuck in a loop), we may limit or pause it temporarily. We will let you know and, except in emergencies, do so before taking action.
Prohibited uses
- Cryptocurrency mining.
- Storing backups or files that do not belong to your websites (it is not cloud storage).
- Distributing files for mass download.
- Sending spam or unsolicited bulk email.
- Any illegal activity or anything that compromises the security of the server.
The full terms are in our terms and conditions.