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We've moved our web hosting to a new infrastructure and a new control panel. Plans have the same names and the same NVMe disk space as before, but most limits are higher and there are features that used to need a VPS.
New features
- GitHub integration on every plan: connect a repository and deploy from it.
- Staging websites on M, L and XL: a test copy of your site on a separate address, so you can try changes before they go live.
- WordPress Toolkit from S up: manage plugins, themes and users from the panel.
- One-click installer for WordPress, WooCommerce, Joomla and OpenClaw.
- Redis on L and XL for faster caching.
- Website cloning, caching and a PHP settings editor built into the panel.
- Your own SSL certificates, alongside the free ones.
Higher limits
| Before | Now | |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | 0.5–3 cores | 1–4 vCPU |
| RAM on XL | 4 GB | 8 GB |
| Processes | 20–150 | 100–300, unlimited on L and XL |
| Outgoing mail | 50 per hour | 100 per hour |
| Databases | MySQL | MySQL and PostgreSQL |
| PHP | up to 8.4 | 7.4 to 8.5 |
Every plan except Light now has more than one domain per website: addon domains, subdomains and domain aliases (5 on S, 15 on M, unlimited on L and XL).
Node.js apps without a VPS
On M, L and XL you can run background processes. That means a Next.js app, an Express API or a Laravel queue worker can now run on regular hosting. Before, you needed a VPS for that.
You do all of it from the control panel: connect your GitHub repository, set the start command, and the app runs under your website. There's no server to set up, no Node.js to install and no Nginx to configure.
A static React or Vue build runs on any plan, because it's just files.
When a VPS is still the right choice
Hosting is still shared: resources have fixed limits, and outgoing mail is capped at 100 messages per hour. A VPS is still the better choice for:
- busy projects that need more CPU and memory than the XL plan has, or need guaranteed resources;
- sending large amounts of email, such as newsletters or high-volume transactional mail;
- software that needs root access or its own system setup.
If you're not sure which one fits, contact support and we'll help you choose.
Check out the updated plans here.











