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Frequently asked questions

What is Pay As You Go (PAYG) Hosting?

Pay-as-you-go Hosting is an innovative pricing model that offers flexibility in paying for hosting resources based on actual usage instead of a fixed fee. This model eliminates the need for a significant initial investment, making it accessible to a wide range of businesses and individuals. It allows everyone to efficiently manage their resources by scaling up or down to meet changing demands, ensuring optimal performance while minimising costs.

Which hosting plan is right for me?

Web Hosting suits most business websites. Choose WordPress Hosting if your site runs on WordPress and you would like WordPress Manager to handle updates. Flexi is for small sites, or if you would rather pay only for what you use. Reseller is for designers and agencies who host their clients’ sites under their own brand.

Is Shared Hosting secure enough?

Yes, for the most part, shared hosting is secure. Our servers have security solutions in place at the server level. However, in most cases, security problems like malware across a shared server only occur because one or more hosting customers weren't diligent in keeping their website's software up-to-date.

How do I pick the right Domain Name?

A good domain name should possess several key qualities to effectively represent your brand or business. It needs to be memorable, easy to spell, and directly related to your brand, business, or purpose. It should be concise and free of hyphens and numbers to avoid confusing potential visitors. Additionally, a good domain name should mirror your brand's identity and be one-of-a-kind to set you apart in the online realm.

Excellent Technical Support

Support from the people who run the servers

Support is by ticket, so every request leaves a written record and nobody’s place in the queue depends on how persistent they are. Our server status page is public, so you can check whether a problem is ours before you spend an afternoon on it.