Most hosting problems are business-model problems.
A slow site on cheap shared hosting is rarely a mystery. It is the predictable result of a provider selling “unlimited” to as many customers as a machine will physically hold, then hoping most of them stay small. The engineering is fine. The incentive is the problem.
We price against real capacity instead. Every plan publishes finite storage and transfer, we cap how many sites share a node, and we stop adding customers to it before the numbers get ugly. It means we cannot be the cheapest, and it means we can tell you what you are actually buying.
The same logic applies to support. Our engineers are salaried to keep servers healthy, not measured on tickets closed per hour — so the person who answers you is the person who tuned your PHP-FPM pool, and they have the context to actually fix it.
Four commitments we will hold you to.
If we break one of these, tell us and we will make it right.
We publish our limits
Storage, transfer, site count, and backup retention are printed on every plan. If you outgrow one, we contact you before anything is throttled or suspended.
You get an engineer, not a script
Support is staffed by the people who run the platform. There is no offshore first tier whose job is to ask whether you have cleared your cache.
We will tell you to spend less
If the add-on you are about to buy will not help, or the smaller plan is the right one, we say so. We would rather keep you for six years than upsell you once.
Your data is yours
No lock-in, no proprietary stack, no exit fee. Standard NGINX, PHP, and MariaDB — if you ever leave, we will help you pack.
Businesses whose website is not a hobby.
Our customers tend to run something that matters commercially — a WooCommerce store, a membership community, a Moodle campus, a line-of-business application, or a portfolio of client sites they are responsible for. When it goes down, someone loses money or credibility.
- Agencies hosting client work under their own brand
- WooCommerce and membership sites with heavy logged-in traffic
- Moodle and learning platforms with seasonal enrollment spikes
- Custom PHP and Laravel applications, including legacy PHP 7.4
- Organizations that need Windows Server alongside their web stack
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Want a straight answer about your current hosting?
Send us the site and what is bothering you. We will tell you what we would change, whether or not you move to us.