Web
hosting
Sites and shops, from a plain HTML page to WordPress and a full storefront, on a machine that is yours.
Plans
4Pick the size you need. Anything in this group runs on any of them — you choose which when you check out.
Starter
One site, comfortably. Enough for a brochure, a blog or a shop finding its feet.
- 1 GB memory
- 1 vCPU
- 10 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
2 billing options available
Add to cartGrowth
$9.00 5% off the parts
Room for a real catalogue and the traffic that comes with being found.
- 2 GB memory
- 2 vCPUs
- 25 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
2 billing options available
Add to cartBusiness
$19.00 10% off the parts
Several sites, or one busy one, with space for the images nobody compresses.
- 4 GB memory
- 3 vCPUs
- 60 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
2 billing options available
Add to cartScale
$38.00 15% off the parts
The version you move to when the site is the business rather than a page about it.
- 8 GB memory
- 6 vCPUs
- 120 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
2 billing options available
Add to cartWeb hosting
25WordPress
CMSThe one most sites are built on. Themes, plugins, and an editor somebody non-technical can be handed.
WooCommerce
Online shopWordPress with a shop attached: products, a basket, and checkout, without moving to a different platform.
Joomla
CMSA CMS for sites with a lot of structure and several people editing them, with permissions that go deeper than most.
Drupal
CMSFor sites where the content itself is complicated and needs modelling properly rather than forcing into pages.
Ghost
PublishingWriting, newsletters and paid subscriptions in one place, for a publication rather than a brochure.
Static site
HTML, CSS, JSPlain files, served fast. Nothing to break into, nothing to patch, and it will still be up in ten years.
Hugo
Site generatorBuilds a whole site into static files in about a second, then serves it with no database behind it.
Astro
Site generatorContent-heavy sites that ship almost no JavaScript, so they load quickly on a bad connection.
Jekyll
Site generatorMarkdown in, a finished site out. Long-established, and the one most existing blogs were built with.
PHP
LanguageThe language most of the web runs on, with a web server in front of it and the usual extensions present.
Laravel
PHP frameworkThe framework most new PHP applications are written in, with its queues and scheduler already wired up.
Symfony
PHP frameworkThe framework behind a lot of larger PHP systems, including the parts of Drupal you never see.
Next.js
React frameworkReact sites rendered on the server, so pages arrive complete instead of assembling themselves after they land.
Nuxt
Vue frameworkThe same idea for Vue: rendered on the server, quick to first paint, and friendly to search engines.
Django
Python frameworkPython for real applications, with an admin panel you get for free and sensible answers about security.
Ruby on Rails
Ruby frameworkRuby on Rails, with the database and background jobs it expects already sitting next to it.
PrestaShop
Online shopA shop that stands on its own rather than sitting on top of a CMS, with stock and invoicing built in.
Magento
Online shopFor catalogues that have got big: many products, several currencies, and more than one storefront.
OpenCart
Online shopA lighter shop for a smaller catalogue, quick to set up and not much to look after afterwards.
MediaWiki
WikiWhat Wikipedia runs on. For documentation a group edits together and needs the history of.
Nextcloud
Files & sharingYour own file sync and sharing, so company documents stop living in somebody personal account.
Matomo
AnalyticsVisitor numbers you own outright, on your machine, without handing your traffic to an ad company.
Nginx
Web serverThe web server in front of everything else, handling certificates and pointing requests at the right place.
Apache
Web serverThe long-standing alternative, and the one older applications and their .htaccess files expect to find.
phpMyAdmin
Database adminA web page for looking inside your database when you need to check something by hand.
You do not buy any of these on their own. They come with the machine your plan already includes. You ask for one in ordinary words, and your council installs it, sets it up, and keeps an eye on it afterwards.
Also on your machine
Mail hosting
9Real mailboxes on your own domain, webmail to read them in, and the sending your app needs.
See the group →Languages & runtimes
12Whatever your code is written in, it has somewhere to run. The language, its package manager and something to restart it are already set up.
See the group →Databases & caches
10Somewhere to keep the records, on your own machine, with passwords you hold and can change at any time.
See the group →Self-hosted software
16The tools you would otherwise rent by the seat: code hosting, search, dashboards, status pages. Yours, on your machine.
See the group →Game servers
13Somewhere for you and your friends to play, with the mods you want and nobody wiping it at the end of the month.
See the group →Voice & audio servers
5Voice chat for a community, a guild or a team, and the panels for running it.
See the group →What you pay for is the machine.
The plans buy you a server with a council of agents on it. Everything on this page then runs there for nothing extra, because the machine is yours and so is the room on it.