What is Shared Hosting?

Hosting is a sum of services that makes it possible for an online portal to be available online and be reachable from any country around the globe. When you write out a domain in a web browser's address bar, what you discern are the files that are accommodated on the web hosting servers of a web hosting supplier. The hosting service also offers the possibility to create email boxes with your domain, to set up and manage databases, to set up password-protected areas, and to monitor all site visitors - what pages they dropped in on, what web search engine or web site they arrived from and in which country they were located. Other services that come with each website hosting plan are FTP access, the possibility to create custom name server records, domain parking and forwarding options, and so on.

Why Do You Need Website Hosting?

Unquestionably, owning a website is the swiftest, simplest and cheapest way to reach the biggest possible number of persons. It is a means to find persons with corresponding interests, to disperse stories, to introduce a project or to win brand new clients. A website is online 24/7/365 and the only fee that needs to be paid is for the hosting service itself - there are no charges for paperwork, extra office space or more workers. Customers from any country can order commodities and services at any time, employers can examine your portfolio if you are an entrepreneur, or if you offer services even as plain as lawn mowing. Possessing a site is an excellent means to find brand new clients locally. More and more individuals do research online before they buy anything, and an apt and simple domain name is simpler to share with pals or associates than a residential address and a telephone number. This info can be displayed on your site, only a mouse click away.

Where Can You Find High-Class Web Hosting Services?

Finding a shared hosting provider distributing modestly priced, first-class hosting solutions is a desire everyone has. However, there still are a couple of web hosting vendors, which correspond to this definition - a definition, which appears unrealistic to a certain degree. One hosting plans provider that offers an excellent blend of reasonable prices and high-class quality of the hosting services on offer is us at 'siteria'. We may be not well-known at present, since we create our cloud hosting platform in-house. While other providers like HostGator, BlueHost, JustHost, etc. are merely making use of cPanel, having paid a licence fee. They do not create anything. They are just offering a regular cPanel Control Panel under their own brand name and that's all they do. Simple. These hosting firms are all identical. They differ by their brand names mostly. And because they do not create anything, they focus on marketing only - on how to make themselves more popular than they are at present. With us it's rather different. As the pretty elaborate cloud hosting architecture demands a lot of vigor and time to erect (as compared to the 13.00 US dollars/month cPanel licence fee per hosting server), we at 'siteria' can barely cope with the invasive marketing strategies employed by the cPanel-based hosting suppliers. You can't be the best in every sphere of activity. You can be the best in only one or two spheres, at best. We are definitely a good web hosting company. Marketing might not be the strongest point in our business, which is why we are not so well-known yet. If you need any of these: web hosting services, virtual private servers solutions, semi-dedicated servers and dedicated servers, and last but not least cheap domain registration and SSL certificates, you can get them from us. You'll be pretty amazed by our hosting CP and the different controls included there: the Domain, Email and File Managers are absolutely remarkable. cPanel does not comprise any Domain Manager at all! A whole new book can be published if these 2 hosting solutions are subjected to minute examination: the single-server-based cPanel solution (1) and the multi-server-based cloud hosting platform we supply (2). Let's stop here. Enough has already been mentioned...