Shared Web Hosting Done Right

Web hosting is a service is a company that hosts and stores a website to make it available on the Internet. Web hosting allows you to publish your website online by providing the infrastructure and technology needed for a site to be accessed online. A web host gives website owners storage space for their site and a range of other features, often including a free domain and a website builder, as we do at Hosting Giants.

A hosting plan is a package of features that you can select for the hosting of your website. Hosting plans vary in price, features, storage, and how many websites they can host. If you need web hosting for multiple sites, for example, you would need to choose a hosting plan that offers this feature. Web hosting providers typically offer a range of packages for you to choose from, including features like dedicated hosting, WordPress hosting, and even a free domain.

Shared hosting and dedicated hosting are two different types of web hosting services offered by providers. Shared hosting is when multiple websites share a single server and its resources, including CPU, RAM, and storage space. Dedicated hosting is when a website is hosted on a dedicated server only used by one client—you’ll have your own server that you can manage. The choice between a dedicated server or a single server depends on the specific needs of your business and your budget.

Email hosting is a type of web hosting designed specifically for hosting email accounts. This type of web hosting includes email storage, spam filtering, backups, and security features.

cPanel is a popular web hosting control panel for managing a hosting account. At NameHero, we put our clients in the driver’s seat with a control panel that allows you to manage your account quickly and easily.

LiteSpeed web server (LSWS) is a high-performance Apache drop-in replacement. LSWS is the fourth most popular server on the internet and the number one choice in commercial environments. Performance can be up to 20 times faster than Apache, with a small memory footprint and increased scalability.

Yes, we can provide “Jailshelled” SSH access on all our accounts. To enable this on your account, please open a new support ticket, and our team of SuperHeroes will provide further instructions.