Our shared hosting runs on CloudLinux. Each account has its own cap on CPU, memory and processes, and its own filesystem. Your site's stability doesn't depend on what others do.
Dozens of sites on one machine and a single queue for the CPU. When one gets attacked, a plugin spikes or a store runs a campaign, it takes everyone's resources. Your site slows down and you did nothing.
Lightweight Virtual Environment. Each account is assigned its CPU cores, its memory and its maximum number of processes. It can use up to that, and no other account can take it away.
Each user sees only their files and processes, as if alone on the machine. A compromised site can't read or touch another's files.
The same caps the server applies are the ones you see in your panel: CPU, memory, disk. If you get close to the limit, you know before it's a problem.
A traffic spike, a heavy cron or an attack in another account stays in that account. It's the reason shared hosting can be predictable.
These are what provisioning applies and what you see in the panel. No “unlimited” where there can't be any.
| Plan | CPU cores | Memory | Disk | Files (inodes) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inicia | 2 | 3 GB | 50 GB SSD | 300,000 |
| Crece | 4 | 6 GB | 100 GB NVMe | 800,000 |
| Escala | 6 | 12 GB | 200 GB NVMe | 1,500,000 |
Nothing on this list is a promise: these are the components installed and in use on the hosting server, with their version where relevant.
Event-driven web server, with the per-site cache module. Serves the generated page without going through PHP.
The plugin inside your WordPress, enabled when the site is created. Switch it on and off from the panel.
Modern protocol over UDP and Brotli compression, plus gzip. Server-wide.
You pick the version per site. OPcache keeps compiled code and doesn't re-read it on every visit.
NVMe on Crece, Escala and above; SSD on Inicia. It's on each plan's card.
Local databases by default, with remote access when you enable it from the panel.
The server's PHP writes WebP: every image you upload is converted and served lighter.
With the proxy enabled from the panel, your static files are served from Cloudflare's network.
No lock-in and the same price at renewal. If you already have a site, we bring it over for free.
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