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GBPUnited Kingdom✓USDWorldwide↗NGNNigeria↗ZARSouth Africa↗KESKenya↗GHSGhana · Billing portal↗EUREurope · Billing portal↗Regional websites have their own catalogue and currency.Hosting for your UK project
Move beyond a shared account when your website or application needs allocated virtual resources and greater control. Compare CPU, memory and NVMe storage, then choose the administration approach that suits your UK project. Confirm the actual server region before ordering.
Your project, thoughtfully hosted
A virtual server gives you a different level of control to compare with shared hosting. Start with application requirements and measured usage, then plan the operating environment, access, backups and administration.
Shape your server
Review the available CPU allocation.
Consider the working memory your application needs.
Choose suitable capacity for files and data.
Compare traffic allowances and network requirements.
Choose with confidence
Compare the listed resources, select your billing period and explore the full details before choosing.
5 plans to explore
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£6.40 billed monthly · no setup fee.
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£25.60 billed monthly · no setup fee.
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£52.80 billed monthly · no setup fee.
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£110.40 billed monthly · no setup fee.
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The details that make a difference
Compare virtual server resources around your application, traffic and administration skills. Review the operating environment and backup plan before you order.
Review the CPU, memory and storage listed for each server. Application behaviour, database activity and concurrency help determine what the workload needs.
A server environment needs an administration plan. Clarify software installation, updates, access, monitoring and recovery before moving a live application.
A larger resource allocation is not a substitute for understanding the application. Measure current usage and review dependencies before selecting or changing the server.
A clear way forward
List runtime, database, network and operating-system dependencies.
Agree access, updates, monitoring, backup and recovery responsibilities.
Validate the application and expected usage before switching live traffic.
Find the next useful connection
Your website may depend on more than one service. Explore the related options around the way you work.
Already online?
Bring your current application, account structure and data sizes into the conversation. Agree the migration scope and testing before changing live services.
A little clarity
Use the application’s requirements and measured usage as a starting point. Review busy periods, database work and background tasks, then compare the actual server specifications.
Server resources and management scope are different things. Compare the managed range if you need administration help, and confirm which tasks are included for the selected service.
Compatibility depends on the operating environment, permissions and service terms. Share the software, versions and dependencies before ordering so unsuitable assumptions can be identified.
Confirm the management arrangement for the selected server. Record responsibility for updates, access, monitoring and recovery alongside the application maintenance plan.
Review the selected product and confirm the backup provision, retention and recovery process. Plan for the application data and configuration you would need to restore.
Prepare an inventory of software, versions, data, scheduled jobs and DNS. Agree the transfer and testing plan before moving live traffic.
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