U.S. Based Solid State Cloud Hosting for Websites
Our website hosting service is designed to provide a fast, secure, and reliable experience for our clients. Our servers feature automatic failover to ensure uninterrupted service, and are optimized for WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. We use specialized servers for lightning-fast page loads and guarantee an average uptime rate of 99.9%. All of our hosting accounts come with a security certificate and are protected against common virtual attacks.
What’s Included In Our Website Hosting
Security Certificate (SSL)
Trust factor is a heavy consideration when it comes to SEO and your customers expectations
Restorable Backup Copy
We will take a full backup of the site and move a copy of it to our Amazon S3 cloud storage for safe keeping
Updated PHP Versions
Many hosts sell cheap hosting with old PHP versions that arenβt secure or able to handle modern sites
Some Common Website Hosting Questions
Can you move my site?
If you’re interested in our fast hosting service, we can backup your current site and transfer it to our cloud server. Before making the site live, we will ensure that everything has been transferred correctly by running a test. Please feel free to contact us for further information or to sign up for our hosting service.
Can I get a copy of my site?
When you host with us your site belongs to you. We will give you a portable, restorable copy to keep in your care.
What kind of server is it?
We offer LiteSpeed server hosting environment using a MySQL database. LiteSPeed is a replacement for Apache that has been optimized to run the three popular CMSs: WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal.
How do you charge for hosting?
You can choose between monthly billing or annual billing. Our annual plans do offer a slight break in the price.
Do you charge for space and I/O?
Our standard hosting includes adequate space for a very large website and we do not charge usage fees for I/O.
What is a Restorable Backup Copy?
A restorable backup copy is a duplicate of a website or file system that can be used to restore lost or damaged data. This backup copy is created to protect against data loss due to hardware or software failures, cyber attacks, or other disasters. If the original data is lost, the backup copy can be used to restore the system to a previous point in time when the data was still intact. The process of restoring data from a backup copy is known as data recovery. Having a restorable backup copy is an important part of any data backup and recovery strategy to ensure business continuity and prevent loss of important information.