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Frequently asked questions
How do I choose between shared hosting, a VPS and cloud hosting?
Start from the traffic and the stack, not the label. A brochure site or small store runs happily on shared hosting; a busy store, a custom Laravel system or anything with background jobs belongs on a VPS; and cloud hosting fits teams that want managed scaling. Tell us what the site does and you get a straight recommendation, even when the answer is the cheapest plan.
Can you move my website from my current host without downtime?
In most migrations, yes: we copy the site and database, test everything on the new server, then switch DNS at the end, so visitors keep browsing the old copy until the new one is verified. Email accounts move with the site when they live on the same hosting.
Are SSL certificates and backups included?
Every hosting plan includes a free SSL certificate and scheduled backups. What differs by plan is retention and restore speed, and we tell you the exact schedule for your plan in writing before you pay.
Do you host the sites you build, or can I host elsewhere?
Both. Sites we build run best on hosting we operate, because monitoring, backups and updates are one responsibility instead of two, but you can take the code to any host at any time. The site is yours; hosting with us is a choice, not a lock.
What does support actually cover on hosting plans?
Server availability, the hosting control panel, email accounts, SSL renewals and restoring from backup. Application-level work on the website itself sits under a maintenance agreement, and we are clear about which side of that line a request falls on.


































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