Launch your website on a hosting plan that fits the project. Our team can help choose the right resources and migration path.
from €29/mo
- 250 GB NVMe storage
- 20 Domains
- Free Domain
- Unlimited Databases
- Free emails
- 4x Performance
from €15/mo
- 200 GB NVMe storage
- 10 Domains
- Free Domain
- Unlimited Databases
- Free emails
- 2x Performance
from €3.90/mo
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- 5 Domains
- Free Domain
- Unlimited Databases
- Free emails
- 1x Performance
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- 2 Domains
- 1 Database
- Free emails
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Our Advantages
Technical specification
• All servers are equipped with NVMe drives
• Server speed increased by 300%
• NVMe provides powerful web page loading performance
• Free hosting setup
• Free website migration from other hosting
• Free e-mail migration from other hosting
• Free backups in all plans
• Daily backups
• Up to 28 days backup accessibility
• 3 language technical support
• Our team will help you to choose the right solution
• Hosting since 2002 in hosting industry
Need web hosting in Latvia? For Latvian businesses and Baltic-focused projects, see our dedicated Latvia hosting page with local hosting guidance, migration details and related services.
For Latvian businesses and Baltic-focused projects, see our dedicated Latvia hosting page with local hosting guidance, migration details and related services.
Web hosting in Latvia is the best starting point if your audience is mainly in Latvia or the Baltic region.
Understand hosting before choosing a plan
Should you choose shared hosting or a VPS?
Shared hosting is usually simpler for a business website with standard software and predictable traffic. A VPS is appropriate when you need isolated resources, root access or custom server software.
Shared hosting and VPS answer different operational needs
The main difference between shared hosting and a VPS is isolation and administrative responsibility. Shared hosting places multiple customers in a provider-managed environment. A VPS gives one customer an isolated virtual environment with assigned resources and, when administrative access is included, more operating-system control. That control creates more maintenance decisions.
Can a site start on shared hosting and move later?
Yes. Keep a current backup, document DNS and email settings, and test the copied site before changing traffic. A migration is easier when the application does not depend on provider-specific features.
Does every growing website need a VPS?
No. Move when the application needs resources, software or administrative control that the current plan cannot provide. Traffic growth alone does not require a VPS.
