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Shared and general web hosting plans for content sites, landing pages and small stores: the provider runs the server and you manage your sites through a control panel. Compare storage and bandwidth allowances, how many sites and domains are included, the control panel, backup schedule and how resource limits are enforced.
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Buyer guide
- Check the resource limits behind an unmetered headline: CPU, memory and process caps decide real performance.
- Confirm how many sites and domains the plan covers and whether email hosting is included.
- Ask how often backups run, how long they are kept and whether restores cost extra.
What to compare
- 01Storage and bandwidth allowance
- 02Websites and domains included
- 03Control panel
- 04Backups and restore
- 05Resource limits per account
- 06Server location
Use cases
- Content and affiliate sites
- Landing pages and small stores
- Portfolio and client sites
FAQ
Is shared hosting fine for landing pages?
For low to moderate traffic, yes. If pages load slowly under campaign spikes or share an IP with poorly behaved sites, a VPS or managed WordPress plan is the next step.
Which control panel should I look for?
cPanel and Plesk are the most common and easiest to migrate between; a provider panel can be fine if it covers backups, domains, SSL and email.