Shared web hosting is the simplest solution to server
infrastructure requirements. Due to its low cost, its also the most
popular solution amongst small businesses.
In simple terms, a web hosting account provides a folder on the
internet that your website and its files are stored in. A typical
setup has several such folders running on a 'host' server - the
physical computer that runs each website - allowing for a lower
cost.
Shared hosting offers the advantage of delegating all the
responsibilities of operating a server (web server installation and
configuration, anti-virus, backups, spam protection, and so on) to
the provider.
Our web hosting accounts utilising the industry-standard cPanel
web interface make hosting easy.
Manage your web hosting, email, DNS zone records, FTP, and
MySQL databases all from within the cPanel web interface.
Easily install popular web applications like WordPress, phpBB,
Magento and more with Installatron.
Automatic provisioning allows you to pay by credit card and
have immediate access to your cPanel account.
No contracts: pay in advance by the month with no setup
fee.
Change your plan - or individually upgrade your disk or data
limit - its all automated and occurs within minutes.
We utilise CloudLinux to provide maximum availability and
security.
Each server is backed up once a day to prevent data loss in the
event of hardware failure.
Minimum Unit
Monthly Cost
Disk Space
10GB
$0.40 per GB
Data Transfer
10GB
$0.10 per GB
Dual processor Xeon servers with RAID-10 storage provide
fantastic site performance.
Our servers are hosted in an enterprise datacentre on Kent
Street in Sydney, Australia. Internet connectivity is provided by
Soul, operators of Australia's largest independent carrier
network.
Our current connection is 200mbit incoming (from the internet
to our facility) and 200mbit outgoing (from our facility to the
internet).
We use high quality commodity hardware, ensuring that
all components are easy to replace and upgrade, and are readily
available. We've focused on performance and uptime, spending
countless hours running tests to find the best configurations for
each aspect of the service.
