Web Hosting

Every way we can host you, on one page.

Somewhere between a first portfolio and a rack of your own there is a right answer, and it is rarely the most expensive one. Here is everything we sell, what each is for, and what it actually costs — so you can rule most of it out quickly.

  • Prices read from each product's own page
  • Billed in rupees, invoiced properly
  • Free migration on every hosting plan
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A team working together at a table in a bright office
2007
hosting since
Thousands
of websites hosted
24/7
engineers, not scripts
Which one do I need?

Rule most of it out in ten seconds

If none of these describes you, tell us what the project is and we will say which one fits — including when the answer is the cheapest one.

My first website, and I do not want to think about servers

A business site that has to stay fast when traffic spikes

A WordPress site, and I want the stack already tuned

Software that needs Windows or MS SQL Server

Root access, my own stack, and the lowest price for it

A server in Europe or Asia

A machine nobody else is on

Somewhere to put backups and archives

On every plan

What you get whichever you pick

Some of this is the platform and some of it is us. None of it is an add-on.

Free migration

We move the sites, the databases, the mailboxes and the DNS, test on a staging URL, then cut over — usually overnight.

Free SSL on every domain

Issued and renewed automatically. There is no certificate to buy and nothing to remember.

Engineers, not scripts

Chat, phone and tickets, 24/7 including public holidays. Every responder is an engineer.

Rupee invoices

Billed in PKR with proper tax invoices for company accounts. Card, bank transfer, JazzCash and Easypaisa.

DDoS protection

Included rather than sold as an add-on, on the hosting plans and on the servers.

We will talk you down

If a cheaper plan would do the job, we will say so. We would rather have you on the right one than the expensive one.

FAQ

Questions before you pick

The things people ask when they are choosing.

Answer 01

What is the difference between shared, cloud and a server?

Shared hosting puts your site on a machine we maintain, alongside others — cheapest, and nothing to administer. Cloud hosting is the same idea without the resource caps, on capacity that follows demand. A server gives you root access and your own operating system, which means more control and more responsibility.

Still not sure?Talk to an engineer

Tell us what you are building.

Describe the site or the application and we will name the plan, the size and the price — including when the honest answer is the cheapest thing on this page.