Shared Hosting
A practical option for brochure sites and smaller business websites with moderate traffic and standard requirements.
Hosting essentials
The server is only one part of keeping a site healthy.
Reliable hosting means making the technical pieces work together: DNS, SSL, backups, updates, resource limits and a sensible recovery plan.
Virtual Private Servers
More dedicated resources and control for heavier sites, custom workloads or projects that need greater isolation.
SSL + Domain Connection
HTTPS, DNS records, domain routing and launch checks so visitors reach the correct secure version of the site.
Backup Strategy
Plan for recoverability rather than assuming the server alone is the backup plan.
Performance Review
Right-size hosting and media choices so oversized files or unnecessary server work do not sabotage the experience.
Launch + Migration
Coordinate files, databases when needed, domain changes, forms and final verification during a move or new launch.
Choose by workload
Use the simplest hosting that comfortably handles the job.
Bigger is not automatically better. The right choice depends on the site's technology, traffic, storage, media, database activity and how much management it requires.
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Standard business website
Shared or managed hosting is often enough when the site is primarily content, forms and standard integrations.
02
Heavier application or traffic
A VPS may make sense when the site needs more predictable resources, custom configuration or room to grow.
03
Media-heavy experience
Video and large assets require thoughtful delivery, compression and caching — not just more server horsepower.
04
Business-critical site
Backups, recovery, monitoring and maintenance expectations should be defined before something breaks.
Infrastructure should disappear into the experience.If hosting is doing its job, visitors think about your business — not loading screens, certificate errors or broken forms.
Building something new?
Plan the site before buying infrastructure.
The AI Studio identifies the likely site features and launch needs first, which makes it easier to choose hosting that fits instead of guessing.