VPS 4 vCPU 8 GB RAM with Cpanel/Whm Control Panel

• 4 CPU Cores
• 8 GB RAM
• 200 GB SSD Storage
• Cpanel/WHM

Self Managed:

You don’t need anyone’s help — you’ve got this covered. When standing up new environments, you’d rather control your updates, if you make any at all. Our Self-Managed plans give you the freedom to flex your tech skills.

Managed

You just need simple backups and patching, updates you don’t have to think about and the power of cPanel. We include it all at no additional cost, giving you the tools to handle everything else.

Fully Managed

You don’t have the time to be a SysAdmin. Our dedicated Advanced Hosting Support team can do that job for you, so you can focus on your clients.

When should I Move to VPS hosting?

A VPS is a private virtual server that exists on a much more powerful physical machine. But unlike shared hosting, you have a guaranteed allotment of system resources that only you have access to. So, even if there is a much bigger website than yours on another VPS, hosted on the same physical machine, that won’t matter: you’re always guaranteed the system resources that you’re paying for. Think of it like one big computer, running lots of little computers inside of it. This means that provided you don’t overload your VPS, your website will perform much better. Plus, once your website grows, you can easily upgrade your VPS to a more powerful one in a matter of minutes – no migration required.

A Virtual Private Server allows you to host sites (storefront, e-commerce, content, media) and software applications (primarily web: portal, extranet, collaborative solutions, wiki, CRM) with ease.Unlike shared hosting, VPS hosting makes it possible to isolate multiple applications from one another within the same container. While this VPS container shares physical resources (infrastructure) with other containers, its resources are dedicated to you.

If you’re outgrowing your shared web hosting or simply want more control, a managed or fully managed Virtual Private Server (VPS) is the next logical choice for your hosting needs. It gives you more freedom with root access to Apache and PHP, plus you can install an SSL certificate, as well as any type of software – all without the responsibility of a dedicated server. In a shared server, you rely on the performance of the platform provided. By choosing VPS, you get to select a configuration best suited for your applications, requirements and growth.

Here are some specific needs which will require a VPS or Dedicated Server.

Office emails – If you have multiple email users working from the same office (same connection IP address), then you will want a VPS. The reason is that shared and reseller plans limit POP and IMAP connections to 30 per hour per connecting IP.

• Mass emailing – If you advertise through email or have a large contact mailing list, you will want a VPS. The reason is that shared and reseller plans limit each domain name to sending 500 emails per hour.
• Custom installations – If you want to develop a custom hosting environment, or want to install something which is not compatible with our shared servers, then you will want a VPS. The reason is that shared and reseller plans do not allow you to change the included server hardware and software; we must provide a stable and consistent environment for every one on a shared server, and allowing changes will inevitably affect the other users.

You may also want to use Linux VPS Hosting if you have Expansion of your business beyond shared hosting level, Expectation for a significant increase in traffic over the next few months, Plans to work with confidential secured data in your business, Intention to increase headcount which in turn requires a greater email capacity, or you want to plan to host multiple sites, blogs or different applications very soon.