In shared hosting, multiple websites are hosted on a single physical server. This means that server resources like CPU, RAM, storage, and bandwidth are shared among all users on that server. Because resources are shared, this type of hosting is cost-effective and ideal for websites with moderate traffic, such as blogs, portfolios, business sites, and small eCommerce stores. Our hosting platform runs on Linux, a stable, secure, and open-source operating system widely used in web hosting. Linux is known for its reliability, excellent security, and compatibility with popular web technologies like PHP, MySQL, Python, Perl, and more. Hosting on Linux also supports the popular Apache and LiteSpeed web servers, which deliver your website content efficiently.

High-Speed Bandwidth

We provide generous, high-speed bandwidth allocations that ensure your website remains fast and accessible even during peak traffic periods. This robust network infrastructure minimizes latency and supports streaming, downloads, and real-time data transfer smoothly.

CloudLinux LVE Technology

Every hosting account operates within an isolated environment thanks to CloudLinux Lightweight Virtual Environment (LVE) technology. This ensures fair resource distribution by limiting CPU, memory, and I/O usage per user. It prevents “noisy neighbors” from affecting your website’s performance and guarantees consistent, reliable uptime.

Fair Resource Allocation

Unlike unlimited hosting providers, we allocate a fair share of CPU, RAM, and I/O resources to each account based on the plan you select. This transparent approach ensures your website runs smoothly without interruptions caused by server overload from other accounts.

Domain Management

Easily add, manage, and configure multiple domains, subdomains, and parked domains directly from cPanel. Manage DNS settings, redirects, and domain forwarding without hassle.

Advanced File Management

Upload, organize, and edit your website files securely through the File Manager tool in cPanel. You can also use FTP accounts for bulk transfers or enable SSH (Secure Shell) access for advanced command-line management.

Database Management

Manage your MySQL databases using phpMyAdmin, a web-based interface that allows you to create, modify, and backup databases with ease. PostgreSQL support is also available for applications requiring advanced database functionality.

MultiPHP Manager & MultiPHP INI Editor

• What it is: Tools that allow users to select a different PHP version for each domain or subdomain, and to customize the PHP configuration settings (like memory limits or file upload size) for each.
• Why it’s important: This is a crucial feature for anyone running multiple applications. One website might require an older PHP version (e.g., PHP 7.4) while another needs a newer one (e.g., PHP 8.2). These tools provide the flexibility to run different applications simultaneously without conflicts.
• How to describe it: “Gain complete control over your website’s environment with MultiPHP Manager. Select the perfect PHP version for each of your websites and fine-tune its settings using the MultiPHP INI Editor, ensuring maximum compatibility and performance.”

DNS Zone Editor

• What it is: A cPanel tool that allows users to manage their DNS records (A, CNAME, MX, TXT records, etc.).
• Why it’s important: DNS records are what point a domain to a server and control how email is routed. This tool is essential for customers who need to verify their domain with third-party services (like Google Workspace or Microsoft 365) or set up custom subdomains.
• How to describe it: “Easily manage your domain’s DNS settings with our intuitive DNS Zone Editor. You have full control to add or modify DNS records, including A, CNAME, and MX records, to configure your domain exactly as you need.”

FTP Account & SFTP Access

• What it is: FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a standard network protocol used to transfer files from a local computer to a server. SFTP (Secure FTP) is a more secure version that encrypts the data during transfer.
• Why it’s important: While cPanel’s File Manager is great for quick edits, FTP/SFTP is essential for developers and users who need to upload or manage a large number of files using a desktop client (like FileZilla). SFTP is the preferred method as it is secure.
• How to describe it: “Manage your website files with ease using multiple FTP accounts. For enhanced security, we also support SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol), which encrypts your data during transfer, ensuring your files are always protected.”

Daily Data Backup (JetBackup)

• What it is: A service that automatically creates and stores a copy of your website files and databases on a regular basis. JetBackup is a popular and robust cPanel plugin that automates this process.
• Why it’s important: Backups are the single most important safety net for any website owner. They allow customers to restore their website to a previous, working state in case of a security breach, data loss, a failed update, or a mistake on their part. Offering daily backups is a major reassurance for customers.
• How to describe it: “Protect your data with our automated daily backups powered by JetBackup. Your website, files, and databases are backed up every day and stored securely. You can easily restore your entire account or specific files with a single click, giving you peace of mind.”

Addon Domain

• What it is: An Addon Domain allows you to host a second, completely separate website under a different domain name, all within a single hosting account.
• Why it’s important: This is a key feature that allows customers to consolidate their hosting needs. Instead of buying a new hosting plan for every new project, they can use their existing account. This is a big value-add for users who manage multiple websites.
• How to describe it: “Host multiple websites in one place. With Addon Domains, you can host and manage separate websites with different domain names all from the same cPanel account, simplifying management and saving you money.”

Shell (SSH) Access

• What it is: Secure Shell (SSH) provides a secure, encrypted way to access the server’s command-line interface.
• Why it’s important: This is an advanced feature primarily for developers and experienced users. It allows for advanced file management, running scripts, and managing server processes directly from a terminal. It’s a key feature for anyone who needs more control than what the graphical cPanel interface provides.
• How to describe it: “For developers and power users, we offer secure Shell (SSH) Access. This feature gives you command-line control over your account, allowing for advanced management, automation, and direct interaction with the server.”

Support for Modern Programming Languages

• What it is: The server environment is configured to support popular programming languages and runtimes.
• Why it’s important: Today’s websites are built using a variety of technologies. By supporting Perl, Ruby, Python, and NodeJS, you attract a wider range of customers who need to run custom scripts, web applications, or modern frameworks that require these languages.
• How to describe it: “Our hosting environment is ready for your projects. We provide full support for a wide range of modern programming languages, including Perl, Ruby, Python, and NodeJS, giving you the flexibility to run any application you need.”

WordPress Optimized & WordPress Manager

• What it is: The hosting environment is specifically tuned for optimal WordPress performance, often including a dedicated management tool.
• Why it’s important: WordPress powers over 40% of the web. By explicitly stating that your hosting is optimized for it, you attract a massive audience. The WordPress Manager in cPanel simplifies common tasks like installations, backups, and security checks for multiple WordPress sites.
• How to describe it: “Our hosting is built for speed and security, especially for WordPress. With our WordPress Optimized infrastructure and dedicated WordPress Manager, you can easily install, clone, and manage all your WordPress sites from a single dashboard.”

DNS Zone Editor

• What it is: A cPanel tool that allows users to manage their DNS records (A, CNAME, MX, TXT records, etc.).
• Why it’s important: DNS records are what point a domain to a server and control how email is routed. This tool is essential for customers who need to verify their domain with third-party services (like Google Workspace or Microsoft 365) or set up custom subdomains.
• How to describe it: “Easily manage your domain’s DNS settings with our intuitive DNS Zone Editor. You have full control to add or modify DNS records, including A, CNAME, and MX records, to configure your domain exactly as you need.”

PostgreSQL Database Support

• What it is: While MySQL is the most common database for shared hosting, PostgreSQL is another powerful open-source database system.
• Why it’s important: Supporting both MySQL and PostgreSQL caters to a wider audience, especially developers and users of specific applications that require the more advanced features of PostgreSQL.
• How to describe it: “In addition to our standard MySQL databases, we also offer full support for PostgreSQL, a powerful, open-source object-relational database system for your more advanced application needs.”

Website Analytics (Awstats & Webalizer)

• What it is: These are web-based tools that analyze your server logs to provide statistics about website traffic.
• Why it’s important: While Google Analytics is the most popular tool, having server-side analytics is a great supplement. They provide data on unique visitors, page views, search engine keywords, and more, all without requiring any third-party scripts.
• How to describe it: “Track your website’s performance with our built-in analytics tools, Awstats and Webalizer. These tools provide detailed insights into your visitors, traffic sources, and popular pages, all accessible directly from your cPanel dashboard.”