Small Business Hosting guide
Hosting for a business website that must stay manageable.
Small businesses need clear costs, dependable website tools, email, backups and a path to more resources without starting with server administration.
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Small Business Hosting
Small business hosting should support the website, enquiries and staff workflow without forcing the owner to operate a server. Choose from current traffic, website software, mailbox needs and the financial impact of downtime.
Clear operating cost
Review today’s price, renewal price and paid add-ons together.
Routine protection
Confirm SSL, backup schedule and restore responsibilities.
Growth path
Know when a larger shared plan or VPS becomes appropriate.
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Start from business functions
List what the website must do, including enquiries, appointments, catalogues, payments and staff email. Each function changes the resource and support requirement.
- Lead forms
- Business email
- Online payments
- Content updates
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Assign ownership
Decide who updates content, manages domains, reviews backups and responds to security alerts. A managed plan reduces server work but does not replace website ownership.
- Content owner
- Domain contact
- Backup checks
- Security updates
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Budget beyond launch
Use renewal pricing and likely growth when comparing plans. Domain renewal, premium software and professional maintenance might sit outside the hosting fee.
- Renewal price
- Domain cost
- Paid plugins
- Maintenance time
Live catalogue pricing
Shared Hosting plans
Monthly billing · Dallas, Texas · USD
Launch
A focused home for one website.
This combination is not available.
- Websites: 1
- Control panel: cPanel or DirectAdmin
- SSL certificates: Included
- Website migrations: 1 website
- Backups: Weekly
- Websites
- 1
- Control panel
- cPanel or DirectAdmin
- SSL certificates
- Included
- Website migrations
- 1 website
- Backups
- Weekly
- Support level
- Standard
- NVMe storage
- 10 GB
- Email accounts
- 5
- vCPU
- 1 core
- RAM
- 1 GB
- Inodes
- 150,000
Grow
More space for an active website portfolio.
This combination is not available.
- Websites: 10
- Control panel: cPanel or DirectAdmin
- SSL certificates: Included
- Website migrations: 3 websites
- Backups: Daily
- Websites
- 10
- Control panel
- cPanel or DirectAdmin
- SSL certificates
- Included
- Website migrations
- 3 websites
- Backups
- Daily
- Support level
- Standard
- NVMe storage
- 30 GB
- Email accounts
- Unlimited
- vCPU
- 2 cores
- Staging tools
- Included
- RAM
- 2 GB
- Inodes
- 300,000
Business
Extra resources for stores and business sites.
This combination is not available.
- Websites: 50
- Control panel: cPanel or DirectAdmin
- SSL certificates: Included
- Website migrations: 5 websites
- Backups: Daily
- Websites
- 50
- Control panel
- cPanel or DirectAdmin
- SSL certificates
- Included
- Website migrations
- 5 websites
- Backups
- Daily
- Support level
- Priority
- NVMe storage
- 75 GB
- Email accounts
- Unlimited
- vCPU
- 3 cores
- Staging tools
- Included
- RAM
- 3 GB
- Inodes
- 500,000
Performance
A high-capacity tier for busy websites.
This combination is not available.
- Websites: 100
- Control panel: cPanel or DirectAdmin
- SSL certificates: Included
- Website migrations: Priority
- Backups: Hourly snapshots
- Websites
- 100
- Control panel
- cPanel or DirectAdmin
- SSL certificates
- Included
- Website migrations
- Priority
- Backups
- Hourly snapshots
- Support level
- Priority
- NVMe storage
- 150 GB
- Email accounts
- Unlimited
- Dedicated IPv4
- 1 address
- vCPU
- 4 cores
- Staging tools
- Included
- RAM
- 4 GB
- Inodes
- 750,000
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Small Business Hosting FAQ
Questions to settle before ordering.
Plan details and service terms shown at checkout control the purchase.
What hosting does a small business website need?+
A brochure site often starts on shared hosting. Stores, booking systems and custom applications need a closer resource review.
Should business email use the hosting account?+
Hosted email offers convenience, while specialist mail providers add collaboration and administration features. Choose based on business needs.
How often should backups run?+
The schedule should reflect how often data changes and how much work the business can afford to lose.
When should a business move to VPS?+
Consider VPS when the site needs root access, custom services, stronger isolation or resources beyond the shared plans.
Use current product details
Match the guide to a published plan.
Review resource limits, regional availability, current price and renewal price before checkout.
