Lite
- Host 1 Domain
- 5 GB SSD Storage
- Unlimited Bandwidth
- CPU 1.5 vCore
- RAM 2 GB
- cPanel Access
Launch business websites, blogs and client projects with cPanel shared hosting, free SSL, SSD storage, DDoS protection and simple account management.
Compare cPanel shared hosting plans by websites, storage and account resources, with clear pricing and room to grow.
Manage websites, domains, files and databases through cPanel, with free SSL and practical hosting resources for projects that do not need a VPS.
Serve your website over encrypted HTTPS with SSL included in the hosting setup.
DDoS protection adds an extra network-security layer to the shared-hosting foundation.
Plan storage is sized for business sites, blogs and client projects.
A 99.9% uptime target supports consistent availability for everyday websites and business pages.
Shared hosting keeps server administration out of the way so you can focus on publishing, updating and growing your website through familiar hosting tools.
Point an existing domain to the hosting account or use the domain workflow that fits your project.
Install WordPress or upload your website files and databases through the available hosting tools.
Enable SSL, test the website and manage ongoing hosting tasks from cPanel.
Choose a plan by website count, storage and account resources, then upgrade to VPS hosting when your project needs more isolation or server-level control.
Shared hosting is easier to manage, while VPS hosting adds private resources and operating-system control for websites or applications with more advanced requirements.
A practical starting point for blogs, portfolios, business websites and smaller projects that benefit from cPanel without server administration.
Compare shared plansAdds a private KVM environment and root access for websites, applications and custom Linux server configurations.
Explore Linux VPSProvides a remote Windows Server environment when your workload requires RDP, Administrator access or Windows applications.
Explore Windows VPSCompare plans by the number of websites, storage capacity and account resources, then leave practical room for content, plugins, databases and normal growth.
Choose enough capacity for current content plus room for media, plugins, databases and normal site growth.
Check how many domains or websites the plan supports before grouping multiple projects into one account.
Allow space for website files, databases, media and the content you expect to add later.
Account resources influence how comfortably dynamic websites handle requests and background processing.
Use included SSL for HTTPS and keep applications, plugins and website software maintained and up to date.
Use shared hosting for WordPress, business sites, portfolios and compatible multi-site projects where simple management matters more than root access.
Install and manage WordPress within the hosting account for blogs, company sites and content-focused projects.
Host company pages, service information and contact-focused websites without maintaining a VPS.
Publish professional portfolios, personal sites and landing pages on a straightforward hosting environment.
Higher plans support more domains, letting you organize several compatible websites under one hosting account.
Find clear answers about cPanel, SSL, website limits, account resources and when shared hosting is the right choice for your project.
Shared hosting places multiple customer accounts on provider-managed infrastructure, with each account using the resources included in its plan. It suits websites that do not need operating-system control.
Yes. The shared-hosting plan cards include cPanel access for common website, domain, email, file and database management tasks available within the account.
Yes. The shared-hosting page states that free SSL is included so websites can use encrypted HTTPS connections.
Yes. The service is presented as WordPress-ready and is suitable for WordPress websites that fit within the resource limits of the selected plan.
The number depends on the plan. The current cards range from a single-domain plan to plans that allow multiple hosted domains, so compare the listed limits before ordering.
Consider a VPS when you need root or Administrator access, custom server software, stronger resource isolation, or more control than a shared hosting account provides.
cPanel is a web-based hosting control panel used to manage common website tasks such as files, domains, databases and other account settings without working directly from a server command line.
No. Shared hosting is provider-managed, so you control the hosting account rather than the operating system. Choose a VPS when you need root or Administrator access.