Web Hosting
We offer two types of hosting, Premium and Standard. For WordPress websites and other database sites, our Premium hosting offers all the performance and protection you need. Our Standard service is ideal for more basic websites.
Port 80 Premium Hosting
Most sites nowadays are what we call database-driven. This includes WordPress, Drupal & Joomla sites. As they are more resource-heavy, they need a more powerful server to run optimally.
Our Premium hosting is designed for this. Sites are stored on one of our VPS (virtual private servers) that we manage ourselves.
Our Premium hosting also includes all our Web security services – essential protection to keep your website safe.
Price: from €165 HT * per year.
*Conditions apply. Please see our T&Cs for more information.
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Port 80 Standard Hosting
If your site doesn’t have a database, it’s probably a flat HTML site. Such sites, often called brochureware, are what our Standard hosting is designed for.
Just like with our Premium hosting, sites are stored on a hi-spec VPS server, so are fast-loading and have all the resources they need.
However, unlike our Premium hosting, this option does not include any of our website security services, backups or an SSL certificate.
Price: €55 HT per year.
Premium Hosting Features
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High Quality VPS
find out moreWith a Virtual Private Server, your site is guaranteed all the resources it needs meaning it will run faster
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Free SSL Certificate
find out moreAll sites hosted under our Premium hosting plan receive a free SSL certificate as standard
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Website Security Updates
find out moreIncludes all our website security services – essential protection to stop your website from being hacked
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Nightly Backups
find out moreWe take nightly back-ups of your site and store them securely off-site. Sleep easy knowing your site is safe no matter what
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