Dedicated resources
CPU, memory and storage allocated to you, so performance is independent of other tenants.
- Guaranteed CPU & RAM
- SSD storage
- Isolated environment
- Predictable performance
Hosting & email
Dedicated & VPS Hosting.
Isolated resources for applications that have outgrown shared hosting, or that hold data requiring separation from other tenants.
- VPS
- Dedicated server
- Root access
- Isolated resources
- Scaling
Service inclusions
Dedicated Resource Allocation.
Guaranteed CPU, memory and storage, isolated from other tenants.
Full configuration control
Root access and a stack configured for your application rather than a shared default.
- Root / sudo access
- Custom stack
- Scheduled jobs
- Staging environments
Security & compliance
Isolation, hardening and access control for applications holding data that must not be co-tenanted.
- Server hardening
- Access control
- Encrypted backups
- Audit logging
Scaling & management
Resources increased as load grows, with monitoring that gives advance warning before capacity becomes a constraint.
- Vertical scaling
- Load monitoring
- Managed maintenance
- Capacity planning
Business impact
Scaling Beyond Shared Hosting.
The indicators are consistent: slow performance at peak, resource limits reached, or data that requires isolation.
- Faster Performance Server resources reserved for your workload. Peak load is no longer affected by other tenants.
- Full Control Server stack configured to your application. Run exactly what the system requires.
- Dedicated Resources No co-tenanted data or workloads. Another customer cannot affect your environment.
- Room to Grow Capacity monitored and scaled ahead of demand. Growth is planned, not discovered in an outage.
- Reliable Uptime Servers monitored and maintained. Managed, not just provisioned.
- Compliance Data isolation you can evidence. A clear answer for auditors.
Applications rarely outgrow shared hosting gradually. The limit is usually reached during a peak period, when an outage costs the most.
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Frequently Asked Questions.
What is the difference between VPS and dedicated hosting?
A VPS is a guaranteed slice of a physical server with its own isolated resources. Dedicated hosting is the entire machine. A VPS suits most businesses outgrowing shared hosting. Dedicated hosting is appropriate at higher load, or where the hardware itself must not be shared.
How do we know when to move off shared hosting?
The usual indicators are slow performance at peak periods, reaching resource limits, requiring software the shared platform does not permit, or holding data that must not be co-tenanted. Any one of them is sufficient reason.
Do we need someone technical to manage a VPS?
Not if it is managed. An unmanaged VPS is a server that requires patching, monitoring and backups like any other. A managed VPS includes that work.
Can we scale up later?
Yes. Resources are increased as load grows, usually with a short restart. Monitoring makes the requirement visible in advance rather than during a peak period.
Choosing the right hosting
Shared Hosting, VPS or Dedicated Server.
All three keep a website online. They differ in how much of the server is yours, how much load it can carry, and the level of investment required.
Website hosting
Shared Hosting
Your website shares one server, and its processor, memory and storage, with other websites.
Best forCompany websites, landing pages, brochure sites and blogs with steady, moderate traffic.
- Resources
- Shared with other accounts on the server
- Traffic and load
- Light to moderate visitors, few simultaneous users
- Database
- Small databases and simple queries
- Files and storage
- Standard pages, images and documents
- Control
- Managed control panel, no server access
- Investment
- Entry level
Virtual private server
VPS Hosting
A private portion of a server with processor, memory and storage reserved for you alone.
Best forOnline stores, customer portals, booking systems and business applications with regular logged-in users.
- Resources
- Guaranteed CPU, RAM and storage, isolated from other tenants
- Traffic and load
- Sustained traffic and many concurrent users
- Database
- Larger databases with frequent queries and transactions
- Files and storage
- Large file libraries, uploads and scheduled backups
- Control
- Root access and custom server configuration
- Investment
- Mid level, scaled to the resources reserved
Dedicated server
Dedicated Server
An entire physical server used by your organisation only. Nothing is shared.
Best forERP and warehouse systems, high-volume platforms and data that must be kept separate for compliance.
- Resources
- The whole machine, with no other tenants
- Traffic and load
- Heavy, continuous load and peak-hour surges
- Database
- High query volumes, reporting and integrations running together
- Files and storage
- Very large data sets and long retention periods
- Control
- Full control of hardware, operating system and security policy
- Investment
- Highest, suited to business-critical systems
When to upgrade
When to Move Beyond Shared Hosting.
- Pages slow down at peak hours.Other websites on the same server are competing for the same resources.
- Your site runs an application, not only pages.Logins, orders, bookings and reports place a constant load on the database.
- You handle payments or personal data.Isolation, and control over security settings, become a requirement.
- You need software the shared plan does not allow.Custom services, scheduled jobs and integrations need server-level access.
- Downtime now has a business cost.Reserved resources and dedicated monitoring reduce that exposure.
- Files and backups keep growing.Storage and backup windows outgrow what a shared account provides.
Unsure which applies? We review your current site, traffic and database load, and recommend the tier that fits. Most organisations start on shared hosting and move up as usage grows.
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