Your first website
A portfolio, a personal blog, or a landing page for an idea that deserves its own address.
- Start with your domain and website files
- Match storage to your content
- Leave room for your next update
Bring your idea online with hosting built around the website, so you can spend more time on your content and less time managing a server.
The right hosting choice starts with your website. Browse current packages in the client area, or ask us to help match one to your requirements.
A portfolio, a personal blog, or a landing page for an idea that deserves its own address.
A home for your services, your story, and the people looking for your business.
An established website ready for a new hosting home or a larger audience.
See the client-area catalog for available packages, resource limits, billing periods, and renewal prices.
Give your website a memorable address. Register a new domain or connect one you already own.
Explore domains ↗Consider website files, images, databases, and expected traffic when comparing hosting packages.
Browse the catalog ↗Ask about software compatibility before ordering, and use a support ticket for help with an existing service.
Open a support ticket ↗Tell us what your site runs on, how much storage it uses, and whether you need to move email or databases. We can help you review the requirements before you change hosting.
Keep a backup of your current site and plan the domain update around your move.
Website files, databases, email, and your domain: make a checklist before making the switch.
Shared hosting suits many everyday websites. A VPS gives you a separate server environment when your application needs more control.
A practical place to start for a site that fits the software and resource limits of a hosting package.
A private virtual environment for custom applications, operating systems, and a stack you manage.
Shared hosting puts multiple customer websites on a managed server. Each hosting package sets the resources and software options available to your site.
Yes. You can keep your domain with its current registrar and connect it using the DNS or nameserver settings provided for your hosting service. A domain transfer is a separate step.
Check the package's supported software versions, database options, and resource limits before ordering. Send the team your requirements if you need help choosing.
The client-area catalog lists available packages and ordering details. Review the billing period, renewal price, and any optional extras before completing an order.
Contact the team with your current hosting setup and website requirements. Migration scope, compatibility, and any costs can then be discussed before the move.
Find a hosting package for your website, then give it an address of its own.