Shared hosting
For the site that does not need a pipeline
Four sizes of the same platform. Push a branch and it builds, deploys and health-checks itself.
Migration included · no setup fee · 30 days money back
# shared hosting upload sftp / git database mysql 8, on the same host tls issued and renewed, no charge backups nightly, 30 days, second location # the platform instead, if you want build on every push rollback to any previous build regions 3
Which of the two you want
Said plainly, because choosing wrong costs you a migration.
shared
Choose shared hosting if
- The site is built by a content management system and you edit it in a browser.
- You do not have a repository, or you do not want deploys tied to one.
- You want a control panel, email and a database in one place.
- The traffic is steady and the cost needs to be a flat figure.
platform
Choose the platform if
- The code lives in git and you want every push built and deployed.
- You need more than one environment, or a preview per branch.
- You want to scale horizontally, or to zero.
- You would rather pay for what runs than for a tier.
The plans
Single
5 per month
- Sites
1 - Storage
10 GB NVMe - Transfer
250 GB - Databases
2 - Mailboxes
5
Most chosen
Several
12 per month
- Sites
10 - Storage
50 GB NVMe - Transfer
1 TB - Databases
20 - Mailboxes
50
Studio
28 per month
- Sites
40 - Storage
150 GB NVMe - Transfer
3 TB - Databases
Unlimited - Mailboxes
200
Example figures. There is no "unlimited" anywhere above, because a limit you can read is worth more than a word you cannot hold anybody to.
Questions
Will you move my site for me?
Yes, onto a temporary address first so you can look at it before any DNS changes. There is no charge for a straightforward move.
Can I move from shared hosting to the platform later?
The files, the database and the environment move as they are. What changes is that you stop uploading and start pushing.
Is there a traffic limit?
The transfer figure in the table is the limit, and over it you are asked whether you want the next plan rather than being cut off.
Do I get a control panel?
Yes, with file access, databases, mailboxes and certificates in it. The platform side does not have one, because it has a command line instead.
Get started
Start with the simple half
If it turns out you wanted the platform, the move is a day and the data comes with you.