Hosting built to match your workload

Business hosting runs on the same fast cPanel foundation as our premium shared plans, then layers on the tools a growing site or small app actually needs. The standout differences are developer access and extra headroom: SSH into the command line, support for Node.js, Python and Ruby on Rails alongside PHP, and PostgreSQL sitting next to MySQL. You also get higher email sending limits, useful once you're firing off transactional messages like receipts and password resets, plus the option of monthly billing instead of annual-only terms, which helps with cash flow. Everything from the premium tier carries over unchanged — NVMe storage, LiteSpeed caching, free SSL, daily backups, free migration and 24/7 support. Put simply, premium hosting suits websites, while business hosting suits websites that are quietly doing real application work behind the scenes too.

Yes — that's precisely the point of business hosting. Node.js, Python and Ruby on Rails all sit alongside PHP, so you can run an Express or Next.js API, a Flask or Django app, or a Rails project without renting a whole VPS. On the data side you get MySQL/MariaDB plus PostgreSQL, which plenty of modern frameworks lean on, along with SSH access so you can use package managers, run migrations, and manage your app the way its own docs expect. It works like a light development box while keeping the ease of a managed cPanel environment, so you're not the one patching the operating system or hardening the server. There are sensible limits, since the platform is still shared — genuinely heavy, always-on background jobs or anything needing root access fit a VPS better, and we're glad to point you there once you outgrow this plan.

Yes — business hosting carries the same 30-day money-back guarantee that covers our premium shared plans, so you can properly stress-test it without real risk. If it's not the right fit within those first 30 days, reach out to support and we'll return your hosting fees, no lengthy retention process attached. As with every plan we offer, the guarantee applies to the hosting service itself; domain registrations can't be refunded, since the registry charges us the instant your name is registered, and any third-party licences or add-ons follow their own separate terms. Once the 30 days pass, cancelling simply stops the service from renewing rather than refunding what's already been paid, and you keep full access through the end of your current billing period. The complete conditions are laid out in plain language on our refund policy page.