Hosting categories

Web hosting is space on a server where your website runs — from a personal blog to a company site or an e-shop. On this page you can compare 2 web hosting provi…

WordPress hosting is web hosting tuned specifically for WordPress — with the system pre-installed, server-level caching and an environment set up so your site l…

Email hosting is a service for professional email on your own domain (in the form [email protected]) without having to host your website with the same provide…

Cloud hosting runs across distributed infrastructure of multiple servers, so it scales easily and tolerates a single machine failing better than classic hosting…

A VPS (virtual private server) is a dedicated slice of a server with guaranteed resources and root access. It gives far more power and control than shared hosti…

Managed cloud hosting is cloud hosting where the provider takes over server administration — updates, security, monitoring and backups. You only look after your…

Unmanaged Cloud Hosting is a hosting category that groups together cloud-based server resources delivered without day-to-day administration by the provider. In…

Cloud VPS hosting is a virtual server running on cloud infrastructure — with dedicated resources, easy scaling and higher resilience than a classic VPS on a sin…

Cluster Hosting is a hosting category built around multiple servers working together as a single environment instead of relying on one standalone machine. This…

The “Hosting for Agencies” category typically refers to hosting services designed for businesses that build, manage, or maintain websites and digital projects o…

WooCommerce hosting is hosting tuned for the fast, stable operation of e-shops built on WordPress and WooCommerce. An e-shop is more demanding than a regular si…