Shared hosting.
Built to carry
whatever you build.

Disk space for your account. All storage is NVMe, so there is no slower tier to land on.

Unmetered on every plan. We do not bill overages or throttle you for a traffic spike.

Separate sites inside one account, each with its own domain and document root.

Your own IPv4 address instead of one shared with every other account on the server. It keeps you off a neighbour's reputation, and an attack aimed at somebody else on the box does not arrive at your address. We own our IP blocks, so it costs nothing on the plans that include it.

The CPU ceiling for your account. Busy neighbours cannot take it from you.

Physical memory ceiling for your account. Running out is what takes a site down under load.

Simultaneous requests one account can have in flight. Roughly how many visitors it serves at the same moment. Hitting the ceiling returns a 508 to new arrivals.

Every process an account can run at once, counting PHP workers, cron jobs, and shell sessions.

Disk read and write speed per account. We do not cap it, so a large import or backup runs at full speed.

Disk operations per second per account. Uncapped, which matters for database-heavy sites doing many small reads.

One inode is one file, folder, or email. There is no cap, but accounts above 400,000 inodes are skipped by the nightly backup.

A second domain pointed at a site you already have. cPanel calls these parked domains.

Addresses like shop.blamefran.com, each pointed at its own folder.

Mailboxes on your own domains, for webmail, phone, and desktop clients.

Pass mail for one address on to another mailbox, without using a mailbox of your own.

Mail in a browser, so a new mailbox works before a client is set up.

Databases on your account, each with its own users and permissions.

Extra upload logins, each locked to a folder you choose. Handy for giving a developer one site.

Automated cPanel to cPanel transfers from your old host, at no cost. No tickets, and you pick the timing.

When your old host blocks the automated pull, our team does the move for you.

WordPress installed in a couple of clicks, updated from cPanel afterwards.

WordPress, Magento, Laravel and several hundred others, installed and updated from cPanel.

Issued and renewed automatically for every domain and subdomain.

Imunify360 scans continuously and cleans infected files in place.

ModSecurity rules tuned for WordPress, Joomla, and the other usual targets, updated as new exploits appear.

Repeated login attempts are blocked before they reach your login page.

Blocks harmful PHP at the moment it tries to run. That catches scripts a file scan would miss.

CloudLinux backports security fixes to end-of-life PHP versions, so a site still on 5.6 is not running unpatched code.

Available on your cPanel login and on your client area account.

Each account runs in its own lightweight container, so a neighbour on the same server cannot read your files or eat your resources.

Nightly backups of files, databases, and mail. Accounts over 400,000 files are skipped, and folders and individual emails count towards that number.

Thirty daily restore points, not only last night.

Restore a whole account or a single file from cPanel, without waiting on us.

Backups live on separate servers in a different location, so a failure here does not take your restores with it.

Real technicians, not a first-line script. Tickets go to staff who can act on the server.

Month to month. Cancel whenever you like, or upgrade for the prorated difference.

Inbound filtering on every domain on your account, tuned per domain. Included at no cost.

Mail leaves through our filtering relays, not straight off the web server. That keeps our sending IPs clean, so your mail lands in inboxes.

So receiving servers can check the mail really came from your domain.

Per domain, to external recipients, and fixed on shared plans. CraneMail starts at 600 an hour and its limits can be raised.

Genoa generation EPYC across the whole fleet, with no older or mixed hardware.

ECC memory catches and corrects single bit errors before they reach your data.

Enterprise U.2 NVMe drives in RAID. Faster than SATA SSD, and a drive can fail without data loss.

Dual 10Gbps uplinks per server, so one link or switch can drop without downtime.

Handles high traffic on far less CPU than Apache, which keeps a busy site quick inside a shared plan.

Server-level caching built into LiteSpeed, for WordPress and most other CMS platforms.

Modern protocols that load pages faster by multiplexing requests and cutting round trips.

A dedicated in-memory store for database queries and sessions, which takes load off MySQL on busy sites.

Per-domain PHP version, 5.x through 8.5. Extensions like IonCube switch on and off per site, no ticket needed.

Version control and WordPress management from the command line.

Run app stacks alongside PHP, with your own version selection.

Jailed shell access with key authentication.

Schedule scripts down to the minute.