Web Hosting
Publish your website with cPanel, LiteSpeed and weekly backups. Compare website allowances, CPU and memory, then choose resources that fit your application and the way you maintain it.
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Websites: 1Storage: UnlimitedCPU: 1 CoreRAM: 1 GBPanel: cPanelBackups: Weekly BackupWeb Server: LiteSpeed Web ServerApplications: Node.js & PythonEmail accounts: UnlimitedMySQL databases: UnlimitedSubdomains: UnlimitedFTP accounts: 1Inode limit: UnlimitedOperating system: Linux
Websites: 3Storage: UnlimitedCPU: 2 CoreRAM: 2 GBPanel: cPanelBackups: Weekly BackupWeb Server: LiteSpeed Web ServerApplications: Node.js & PythonEmail accounts: UnlimitedMySQL databases: UnlimitedSubdomains: UnlimitedFTP accounts: 3Inode limit: UnlimitedOperating system: Linux
Websites: 10Storage: UnlimitedCPU: 3 CoreRAM: 3 GBPanel: cPanelBackups: Weekly BackupWeb Server: LiteSpeed Web ServerApplications: Node.js & PythonEmail accounts: UnlimitedMySQL databases: UnlimitedSubdomains: UnlimitedFTP accounts: 15Inode limit: UnlimitedOperating system: Linux
Websites: 20Storage: UnlimitedCPU: 4 CoreRAM: 4 GBPanel: cPanelBackups: Weekly BackupWeb Server: LiteSpeed Web ServerApplications: Node.js & PythonEmail accounts: UnlimitedMySQL databases: UnlimitedSubdomains: UnlimitedFTP accounts: 20Inode limit: UnlimitedOperating system: Linux* Monthly prices. Your billing cycle and total appear in the order summary.
Choose how you work
Compare one plan from each service to see how website allowances, resources and administration differ. Start with whether your application needs a hosting account or control of an operating system.
Web hosting
Publish a website and manage its files, email and databases through cPanel.
You manage your website; DCHost operates the shared hosting platform.
Compare web hosting plansPremium hosting
Keep the cPanel workflow when your website needs more CPU and memory than the entry web hosting plan.
More account resources, with website and application maintenance still in your hands.
Explore premium hostingVDS server
Choose a virtual server when you need to configure the operating system and install your own server software.
You administer the operating system, firewall, applications and your backup workflow.
Explore VDS resourcesA VDS gives you operating-system control and adds server administration work. For a website that fits the hosting platform, compare web and premium hosting first. These examples show individual plans; each service page lists its other options.
Discuss your website requirementsSTART WITH YOUR WEBSITE
Web hosting stores the files and databases that make your website available online. A shared hosting account suits projects that need a control panel without operating a server. Start with the number of websites, the applications they use and who will maintain them. The plans above list cPanel, LiteSpeed and weekly backups; compare their CPU and memory allowances alongside the website limit. A larger package helps only when its resources address your actual workload.
A service business usually needs clear pages, a contact form and reliable delivery of enquiry emails. Count each separate website you intend to publish, then allow room for its images, database and mail. Compress photographs before upload and test contact forms from an external address. These practical steps matter more than buying resources that the site will never use.
A multi-site plan can simplify administration when you own and maintain all the projects. Check the website allowance and remember that their activity draws on the account resources. Several quiet sites differ from several busy applications. If unrelated clients need separate control panels and access, compare reseller hosting instead of sharing the same account credentials.
List the PHP version, extensions, scheduled tasks and database features your application needs before choosing a plan. Ask about any requirement absent from the comparison. A shared environment has defined limits; applications needing operating-system packages, root access or custom background services may need a virtual server and a separate server-management plan.
Selection guide
Choose the service model before comparing prices. The difference is how resources and administration fit your project, not a promise that one label makes every website faster.
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| Your requirement | Start by comparing | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Publish a website through a hosting panel | Web hosting | Match the website count and application requirements to the listed account resources. |
| Keep a panel-based workflow with different resource allowances | Premium hosting | Compare actual CPU and memory values, then check whether the site is reaching those limits. |
| Install server software or control the operating system | VDS or a managed server | Include operating-system updates, security, backups and administration in the decision. |
| Give clients separate hosting logins | Reseller hosting | Account separation is a different requirement from simply adding more domains. |
Your next step
A move is easier to validate when you inventory the site first. Keep the current service available until the website and email checks are complete. Renewal amounts for your existing service appear in your customer panel.
Export the database and download files before migration or major updates. Record where email is hosted. Weekly backups are retained while your service is active. They do not replace a copy you control, and the available restore point may differ from the latest version of your website.
Record the existing DNS zone, including MX and verification records. Changing a nameserver can affect more than the website. Plan the change window and test mail delivery so an otherwise successful site move does not interrupt business enquiries.
Keep existing URLs where possible. Map changed addresses to relevant permanent redirects, then check canonical URLs, sitemap entries and indexing settings. Hosting alone does not deliver rankings; accessible pages and useful content still determine what search engines can discover.
Check HTTPS, internal links, forms, logins and mobile pages on the new account. Monitor application errors and resource use after launch. Use those observations to decide whether to optimize the site or change the hosting package.
THE DIFFERENCE INSIDE EACH PLAN
Review resources, usage allowances and included services in one table. See where a higher plan gives your project more room as its requirements grow.
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* Monthly prices are shown. The billing cycle and order total appear in the order summary. Plan resources are subject to the applicable service terms.
Choose web hosting when you want to publish a website through cPanel without administering a server. Compare the number of sites, storage and application resource limits as well as the monthly price.
Start with the number of websites you need and space for media and mail. Use a supported PHP version and keep your application, themes and plugins up to date.
Check the site allowance and the total storage used by every project. CPU, RAM, I/O and file-count limits also matter; adding a domain does not remove those resource limits.
Checkout, search, scheduled jobs and uncached requests consume more resources than static pages. Compare WooCommerce hosting for a shop, or a VPS when you need control of the operating system.
Read the package and comparison table together: storage and traffic are only part of the specification. Check the selected billing period, any extras and taxes in the order summary. Your existing service’s renewal amount is available in the customer portal.
Mercury, Venus, World and Anthem web hosting plans include weekly backups retained for the duration of the service. For a restore, identify your service and desired date in a support ticket so the available recovery point can be confirmed. Keep a current file and database copy before major changes. See the backup and restore guide.
Prepare files, databases, email and DNS records; check the PHP version and required extensions. Agree the transfer scope with support, test the copy, then switch DNS. Follow the migration checklist and keep access to the old service until you have verified the result.
Let’s move your project forward
Choose the right channel for package selection, migration planning or a question about an existing service.
Web hosting gives you a cPanel account on a shared platform. You manage your website, email and databases without administering the underlying operating system. A VPS gives you an operating system to configure and maintain. Choose it when your software needs server-level control.
No. A plan can have an unlimited allowance for one item while CPU, RAM, storage, I/O, file counts or the number of sites remain limited. Traffic labelled Unmetered (Fair Usage) is subject to fair usage provisions. Compare the full plan specification and the service terms with the needs of your application.
Mercury, Venus, World and Anthem web hosting plans include weekly backups, retained for the duration of the service. Request restoration through support with the service and desired date; confirm the available recovery point before proceeding. The backup guide explains the scope and the checks to make before restoring.
Contact support with the current control panel, website count, database size and email requirements to agree the migration scope. Prepare a current backup and verify the transferred site before changing DNS. The migration checklist helps you plan the move.
Open the hosting service in your customer portal to check available plan changes. Review the charge and any operational impact before confirming the upgrade. The portal also shows your existing service’s renewal amount; use the renewal guide to check the invoice and billing period.
Eligibility depends on the service and transaction. Review the refund policy and contact support with the service and invoice numbers for your request. Cancelling a service does not by itself establish a refund entitlement. Export data you need before the service ends.
Compare website allowances, resources and the selected billing period.
