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Worldwide Web Hosting

Put your website on a shared server close to the people who read it. Choose multi-geo cPanel plans from $5.99 a month across Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania, or a dedicated country page for the Gulf, South Asia, Brazil, Turkey and Japan.

  • Location-based shared hosting
  • Full cPanel / WHM features
  • CloudLinux, LiteSpeed, Imunify360
  • JetBackup 5 and free SSL
  • PHP 5.2 to 8.4
  • Linux and Windows options
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Multi Geo Location cPanel Shared Hosting

These six cPanel plans share one price list across Europe (Austria, Finland, Turkey, Germany, Romania, France, Poland, UK, Netherlands), North America (Canada, USA), Asia (India, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan) and Oceania (Australia). Every tier runs on NVMe storage with unlimited bandwidth and free unlimited SSL, and includes CloudLinux, LiteSpeed, Imunify360, JetBackup 5, Softaculous, SitePad and SiteJet, PHP 5.2 to 8.4 and MySQL. Plans start at $5.99 a month for Basic and reach $33.99 for Enterprise; you select the country at checkout.

Basic

Least traffic personal sites

$5.99 / Month
  • 5 GB NVMe Storage
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 03 Add-on Domains
  • 03 Sub-Domains
  • 03 Email Accounts
  • 03 MySQL Databases
  • Free Unlimited SSL Certificates
  • 03 FTP Accounts
01 Core CPU1.5 GB RAM10 Mbit/s I/O8192 IOPSPowered by cPanel®
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Starter

Low / Medium traffic small Websites

$11.99 / Month
  • 10 GB NVMe Storage
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 10 Add-on Domains
  • 10 Sub-Domains
  • 10 Email Accounts
  • 10 MySQL Databases
  • Free Unlimited SSL Certificates
  • 10 FTP Accounts
01 Core CPU1.5 GB RAM10 Mbit/s I/O8192 IOPSPowered by cPanel®
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Economical

Good amount of resources

$15.99 / Month
  • 15 GB NVMe Storage
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 15 Add-on Domains
  • 15 Sub-Domains
  • 15 Email Accounts
  • 15 MySQL Databases
  • Free Unlimited SSL Certificates
  • 15 FTP Accounts
1.5 Core CPU1.5 GB RAM10 Mbit/s I/O8192 IOPSPowered by cPanel®
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Best

People love what lies in it

$19.99 / Month
  • 25 GB NVMe Storage
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 25 Add-on Domains
  • 25 Sub-Domains
  • 25 Email Accounts
  • 25 MySQL Databases
  • Free Unlimited SSL Certificates
  • 25 FTP Accounts
02 Core CPU1.5 GB RAM15 Mbit/s I/O8192 IOPSPowered by cPanel®
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Business

High traffic corporate sites

$24.99 / Month
  • 50 GB NVMe Storage
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • Unlimited Add-on Domains
  • Unlimited Sub-Domains
  • Unlimited Email Accounts
  • Unlimited MySQL Databases
  • Free Unlimited SSL Certificates
  • Unlimited FTP Accounts
03 Core CPU2 GB RAM20 Mbit/s I/O8192 IOPSPowered by cPanel®
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Enterprise

Free your arms with huge resources

$33.99 / Month
  • 75 GB NVMe Storage
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • Unlimited Add-on Domains
  • Unlimited Sub-Domains
  • Unlimited Email Accounts
  • Unlimited MySQL Databases
  • Free Unlimited SSL Certificates
  • Unlimited FTP Accounts
03 Core CPU3 GB RAM25 Mbit/s I/O12288 IOPSPowered by cPanel®
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Location-Based Shared Hosting for Websites with a Local Audience

VPS and Server provides worldwide web hosting built around one simple idea: a website loads fastest for visitors who are physically close to the server that holds it. Instead of placing every account in a single facility and hoping the network makes up the distance, we let you pick an origin that sits near your audience. A bakery in Sharjah, a law firm in Karachi and a tutoring platform in Sao Paulo each get a home that makes sense for their own readers.

Shared hosting is the most economical way to publish a business website, blog, portfolio or online store. Your site lives on a well-maintained server alongside other accounts, while a control panel gives you everything you need to manage files, email, databases and SSL without touching the command line. We provide the technology and the people behind it, so your pages are reachable through your domain name in any browser, anywhere in the world.

Location matters for more than speed. A local IP address helps search engines associate your site with the country you serve, which supports local rankings on Google for searches made in that market. It also keeps response times low for checkout pages, contact forms and logins, where a delay of even a fraction of a second can cost a sale or an enquiry.

This page is the starting point. Below you will find our multi-geo-location cPanel plans, which let you choose from more than a dozen countries at one price, plus links to dedicated pages for each regional shared hosting service we run. Read the guides here to understand how shared hosting works and how to pick a location, then follow the link to the country that fits.

How Shared Web Hosting Actually Works

Shared hosting is the basic form of web hosting in which one powerful server is divided among many users and domains, each managed through a control panel such as cPanel or Plesk. The server's processors, memory, storage and network connection are pooled, and the operating system keeps each account separate so one customer cannot read another's files or databases.

Because the cost of the hardware, the data center space and the administration is spread across many accounts, the price per website is far lower than a virtual or dedicated server. You do not need to patch an operating system, install a web server or configure a firewall. Those jobs belong to us. Your part is the website itself: uploading files, installing a CMS, creating mailboxes and pointing your domain.

On our multi-geo plans, the old weakness of shared hosting, one busy neighbor slowing everyone down, is handled by CloudLinux. It places each account in a lightweight container with its own allocation of CPU, RAM, I/O throughput and IOPS. When a site on the same server receives a traffic surge, its usage is capped inside its own limits instead of spilling over into yours.

The result is a hosting account that behaves predictably. The Basic plan, for example, receives one CPU core, 1.5 GB of RAM, 10 Mbit/s of disk I/O and 8,192 IOPS, and those figures are what your site can actually draw on. Higher plans raise the ceiling, so you can match resources to the traffic you expect rather than guessing.

Choosing a Hosting Location Near Your Visitors

The single most useful question to ask before buying hosting is: where do my visitors live? Data travels through fiber at a finite speed, and every border crossing, cable landing and routing hop adds delay. A site hosted on another continent from its readers spends part of every page request simply waiting for packets to make the round trip.

If most of your customers are in one country, host there or in the nearest location we offer. A Gulf retailer benefits from a server in the UAE or Saudi Arabia, a South Asian news portal from Pakistan or Bangladesh, and a Latin American storefront from Brazil. If your audience is spread across a region rather than one country, pick a well-connected hub: the Netherlands or Germany for Europe, Canada or the USA for North America, Singapore or Hong Kong for Southeast and East Asia, and Australia for Oceania.

Think about where your business is going too. A company in Turkey that sells mostly at home but is building a European customer base might start in Turkey and add a German or Dutch account later for a separate regional site. You are never locked into one country with us, and separate accounts in different locations can all sit under the same client area.

If you are unsure, test before you commit. Our ping test lets you measure response times from your own connection to different data centers, which gives you real numbers for the place that matters most: where you and your customers actually sit.

Regional Shared Hosting Pages and What Each Covers

Beyond the multi-geo cPanel plans on this page, we operate separate shared hosting services in several countries, each with its own data center, plan range, control panel options and activation time. Each one now has a page of its own so you can read the full details without scrolling past other regions.

For the Gulf, see web hosting in the UAE, served from Dubai, and Saudi Arabia web hosting, served from Riyadh. Both offer Linux accounts with cPanel and Windows accounts with Plesk Obsidian. South Asian audiences are covered by Pakistan web hosting and Bangladesh web hosting, the latter in Dhaka with Windows plans managed through SolidCP.

Latin America is served by Brazil web hosting in Rio de Janeiro, and the bridge between Europe and Asia by Turkey web hosting. For Europe and North America at one price for Linux or Windows, there is web hosting in the Netherlands, Germany and Canada. Finally, Japan web hosting uses a custom Linux platform with separated web and database servers rather than cPanel.

Each regional page lists its own plans, prices, features and delivery window, so use them when you already know your country. Use this page when you want to compare locations side by side or prefer the standardized multi-geo cPanel stack wherever you host.

The cPanel Stack on Our Multi-Geo Servers

Every multi-geo plan is a full-featured cPanel account on servers running WHM, so the interface is the one most web designers and site owners already know. From a single login you can manage files, domains, subdomains, email accounts, MySQL databases, FTP users, DNS records, cron jobs and SSL certificates.

LiteSpeed Web Server replaces the usual Apache setup and reads the same .htaccess rules, so most applications work without changes. It handles many simultaneous connections with less memory, and paired with the LiteSpeed Cache plugin it makes WordPress and WooCommerce pages noticeably faster to serve. Imunify360 adds a server-level security layer that scans for malware, blocks known attack patterns and helps keep compromised scripts from spreading.

JetBackup 5 lets you restore files, databases, email or a whole account from backup snapshots yourself, without waiting for a ticket. Softaculous provides one-click installation for hundreds of applications, from WordPress, Joomla and Drupal to PrestaShop, OpenCart and forum software. SitePad and SiteJet give non-technical users drag-and-drop website builders for brochure sites and landing pages.

For developers, the PHP selector covers versions 5.2 through 8.4. That range matters: you can keep an older custom application running on the version it was written for while launching a new project on PHP 8.x in the same account, each folder set to its own version and extensions.

Matching a Shared Hosting Plan to Your Website

The six multi-geo plans scale in a straight line, so choosing one is mainly a question of how many sites you run and how much traffic they receive. Basic at $5.99 a month gives 5 GB of NVMe storage with three add-on domains, three email accounts and three databases, which suits a personal site or a small portfolio with light traffic.

Starter at $11.99 raises storage to 10 GB and allows ten of each resource, a good fit for a small business with a website, a blog and a few mailboxes. Economical at $15.99 adds 15 GB and a 1.5-core CPU allocation for growing sites. Best, at $19.99, offers 25 GB, two cores and 15 Mbit/s of I/O for busier content sites and small online stores.

Business at $24.99 removes the counts entirely: unlimited add-on domains, subdomains, email accounts, databases and FTP users, with 50 GB of storage, three cores, 2 GB of RAM and 20 Mbit/s of I/O. It suits agencies hosting several client sites or corporate websites with steady traffic. Enterprise at $33.99 goes to 75 GB, 3 GB of RAM, 25 Mbit/s of I/O and 12,288 IOPS for the heaviest shared workloads.

If you are between two tiers, start with the smaller one. Upgrades are straightforward, and the CloudLinux usage graphs in cPanel will show you whether you are actually hitting CPU, memory or I/O limits before you spend more.

Local IPs, Search Rankings and Page Speed

Search engines use many signals to decide which country a website serves: the domain extension, the language, links from local sites and, to a degree, the location of the server. Hosting on a local IP address is one of the simplest signals you can control, and it works together with a country-code domain such as .ae, .pk or .com.br.

Speed is the more direct benefit. Page experience is part of how Google ranks results, and server response time is the first step of every page load. When your server sits in the same region as the searcher, the first byte arrives sooner, the stylesheets and scripts follow faster, and the page becomes usable more quickly. That helps rankings and, more importantly, keeps visitors from leaving.

Our multi-geo plans combine a nearby location with NVMe storage, LiteSpeed caching and PHP 8.x, which together trim time from every stage of a request. Add a content delivery network if you have a global audience for static files, but keep the origin close to your main market so dynamic pages, searches and checkouts stay quick.

Free unlimited SSL certificates on every plan matter here too. Browsers flag sites without HTTPS as not secure, and search engines prefer encrypted pages. With AutoSSL, certificates are issued and renewed for your domains and subdomains automatically, so you never have to remember an expiry date.

Linux or Windows Shared Hosting: Which to Pick

We offer both Linux and Windows hosting from most of our locations, though not from all. The multi-geo plans on this page are Linux with cPanel. Several regional services, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Turkey and the Netherlands, Germany and Canada pages, also offer Windows accounts with Plesk Obsidian or SolidCP.

Choose Linux if your site runs on PHP and MySQL, which covers WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, OpenCart, Laravel and most open-source software. Linux hosting is the more common and usually the more economical option, and it gives you the widest choice of one-click installers and caching tools.

Choose Windows if your application was built with ASP.NET, uses MSSQL databases or depends on IIS features. Check each regional page for the exact frameworks supported, because the details differ: some Windows plans run classic ASP.NET versions but not ASP.NET Core, and some separate PHP and MySQL support between platforms.

If you are not sure what your site needs, look at the file extensions in your project or ask the developer who built it. Files ending in .php point to Linux; .aspx or .cshtml point to Windows. Our support team can also review your requirements before you order and recommend the right platform and location.

When to Move from Shared Hosting to a VPS

Shared hosting is the right starting point for most websites, but it has limits by design. You cannot install system-level software, open custom ports, run long-lived background processes or change server-wide settings such as the web server configuration or kernel parameters. Your resources, while protected, are also capped at the plan's ceiling.

The signs that you have outgrown shared hosting are usually clear. The CloudLinux graphs in cPanel show you regularly hitting your CPU or memory limits, pages slow down during peak hours, or you need software such as Node.js services, Redis, Elasticsearch or a game server that a shared account cannot run. Some applications also need a dedicated IP address or root access for compliance or licensing reasons.

At that point, the natural next step is a virtual private server in the same country. A VPS gives you guaranteed cores, RAM and storage plus full root or Administrator access, and we offer them in over 100 locations. Browse our VPS hosting locations to find one near your current shared hosting origin, so your audience keeps the same low latency after the move.

For the largest projects, such as high-traffic stores, streaming platforms or reseller hosting businesses, a full physical machine may be the better fit. Our dedicated servers page lists bare metal options by country.

Highlights

What Comes with Every Multi-Geo cPanel Hosting Account

These features are included on all six multi-geo plans, whichever country you choose at checkout.

NVMe Storage on Every Tier

From 5 GB on Basic to 75 GB on Enterprise, every account sits on NVMe drives, which read and write far faster than SATA SSDs or hard disks. Database-heavy sites such as WooCommerce stores and forums feel the difference first.

CloudLinux Limits per Multi-Geo Account

Each account runs in its own lightweight container with set CPU, RAM, I/O and IOPS limits, so a neighbor's traffic spike stays inside their allocation and your site keeps the resources your plan includes.

LiteSpeed Web Server and Cache

LiteSpeed serves pages with less memory than Apache and reads the same .htaccess rules. Combined with the LiteSpeed Cache plugin for WordPress, it delivers faster page loads without complicated tuning.

Imunify360 Malware Defense

Server-level scanning, a web application firewall and proactive defense help detect and block malicious uploads, brute-force logins and known exploit attempts before they reach your website files.

Self-Service JetBackup 5 Restores

Restore a deleted file, a damaged database, a mailbox or your entire account from cPanel in a few clicks, at any hour, without opening a support ticket and waiting for an engineer.

Unlimited Free SSL Certificates

AutoSSL issues and renews HTTPS certificates for your main domain, add-on domains and subdomains automatically, keeping browser warnings away and supporting search visibility.

PHP 5.2 Through 8.4 Selector

Run a legacy application on an older PHP version and a new project on PHP 8.x in the same account, choosing the version and extensions per folder from cPanel.

Softaculous, SitePad and SiteJet

Install WordPress, Joomla, PrestaShop and hundreds of other apps in one click, or build a site visually with the SitePad and SiteJet drag-and-drop builders.

Seventeen Countries, One Price List

Choose from Austria, Finland, Turkey, Germany, Romania, France, Poland, the UK, the Netherlands, Canada, the USA, India, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan or Australia at the same monthly price.

Shared Hosting Built for Many Kinds of Websites

Our plans are designed to cover the full range of everyday web projects. Whether you are running a blog, a business website, an eCommerce store or a portfolio, the combination of a nearby location, full cPanel access, one-click installers and generous resource allocations gives you a solid foundation at a low price.

Developers, startups and international brands use the same building blocks differently. A freelancer might keep a dozen client sites on a Business plan; a startup might run its marketing site on Starter while its app lives on a VPS; a brand with customers in several regions might run a separate localized site in each market on its own regional account.

  • Small business websitesCompany profile, service pages, contact forms and branded email on your own domain, hosted close to your customers.
  • Blogs and content sitesWordPress with LiteSpeed Cache on NVMe storage handles article archives and traffic from social shares smoothly.
  • Online storesWooCommerce, OpenCart or PrestaShop with free SSL for secure checkout, ideally on the Best tier or above.
  • Agencies and freelancersUnlimited add-on domains on Business and Enterprise let you host many client sites under one account.
  • Portfolios and landing pagesBuild quickly with SitePad or SiteJet, no code required, and publish within minutes of activation.

Security and Backups Across Our Shared Hosting Network

Every shared server we operate is protected at several layers. On the multi-geo platform, Imunify360 watches for malware and attack patterns, CloudLinux keeps accounts separated from one another, and free SSL encrypts traffic between your visitors and your site. Several regional services add their own protections, such as DDoS filtering, web application firewalls or virus and spam protection, which are listed on each country page.

Backups are your safety net when something goes wrong, whether that is a faulty plugin update, an accidental deletion or a compromised password. JetBackup 5 on the multi-geo plans puts restores in your own hands. We still recommend keeping an independent copy of important sites: download a full backup from cPanel from time to time and store it somewhere outside the hosting account.

Good habits matter as much as server tools. Keep your CMS, themes and plugins updated, use strong unique passwords for cPanel and WordPress admin accounts, remove plugins you no longer use, and enable two-factor authentication where available. Our support team can help if you suspect a problem with your account.

Moving an Existing Website to a New Hosting Location

Changing hosts or relocating a site to a server closer to your audience is easier than many people expect. If your current host uses cPanel, a full account backup can often be restored on our server with files, databases and email intact. For other panels, files and databases can be copied across and the configuration updated by hand.

The safest approach is to set up the new account first, copy the site, and test it using a temporary URL or a hosts-file entry on your computer before you change your domain's DNS. Once everything works, update the nameservers or A records. Lowering the DNS TTL a day in advance shortens the time visitors spend reaching the old server.

Some regional services include free site migration; check the relevant country page. For anything unusual, such as a large database or a custom application, open a ticket before you order and our team will advise on the smoothest path and the best location for your visitors.

How it works

Ordering Shared Hosting in Your Chosen Location

  1. Decide where your audience is

    Identify the country or region most of your visitors come from, and use the ping test if you want to compare response times.

  2. Pick the multi-geo plans or a country page

    Use the cPanel plans on this page for Europe, North America, Asia or Oceania, or open the regional page for the Gulf, South Asia, Brazil, Turkey or Japan.

  3. Select a plan size and location at checkout

    Match storage, domains and CPU allocation to your site, choose the country, and add or register your domain.

  4. Receive your control panel login

    Delivery is often instant and can take up to 36 hours depending on the location; credentials arrive by email and in your client area.

FAQ

Questions about Worldwide Web Hosting

What is shared hosting, and how does it work on your multi-geo servers?

Shared hosting is the basic form of web hosting in which one physical server is shared by multiple users and domains, each managed through a control panel interface such as cPanel or Plesk. The cost of the hardware and administration is divided among all accounts, which keeps prices low. On our multi-geo plans, CloudLinux gives each account its own CPU, RAM and I/O limits so neighbors cannot drain your resources.

Do you offer Linux and Windows hosting?

From most of our locations, yes, but not from all. The multi-geo cPanel plans on this page are Linux-based. Windows hosting with Plesk Obsidian or SolidCP is available on several regional services, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Turkey and the Netherlands, Germany and Canada pages. The Japan service is Linux only. Check the country page for the exact platforms offered.

What is the hosting delivery time?

Usually it is done quickly, often instantly, but it can take up to 36 hours to deliver your hosting credentials, depending on the location you choose. Each regional page states its own typical activation window. Your login details are sent to your registered email address and are also available in your client area once the account is created.

Which countries can I choose on the multi-geo cPanel plans?

The multi-geo plans are available in Austria, Finland, Turkey, Germany, Romania, France, Poland, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands in Europe; Canada and the USA in North America; India, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan in Asia; and Australia in Oceania. The price for each plan is the same in every location, and you choose the country at checkout.

How is this page different from the country web hosting pages?

This page carries the standardized multi-geo cPanel plans and explains how to choose a location. The country pages cover separate regional shared hosting services, such as Dubai, Riyadh, Islamabad, Dhaka, Rio de Janeiro, Turkey and Japan, each with its own plans, control panels, features and activation times. If you already know your target country, go straight to its page.

Does hosting location affect my search engine rankings?

It can help. Server location is one of several signals search engines use to associate a site with a country, alongside the domain extension, language and local links. The larger effect is speed: a nearby server answers requests faster, and page experience is part of how Google ranks results. A local location will not replace good content, but it removes a handicap.

Can I host more than one website on a single plan?

Yes. Basic allows three add-on domains, Starter ten, Economical fifteen and Best twenty-five, while Business and Enterprise allow unlimited add-on domains, subdomains, email accounts and databases. Each site shares the plan's CPU, RAM and storage allocation, so if you host several busy sites, choose a tier with enough headroom or split them across accounts.

Is SSL included with the shared hosting plans?

Every multi-geo plan includes free unlimited SSL certificates. AutoSSL issues and renews certificates for your primary domain, add-on domains and subdomains automatically, so your sites load over HTTPS without manual renewals. Regional services also include free SSL; see each country page for details.

Can I upgrade my plan later if my website grows?

Yes. You can move to a larger multi-geo plan as your traffic and storage needs grow, and your files, databases and email stay in place. If you outgrow shared hosting entirely, you can move to a VPS or a dedicated server in the same country to keep your local latency.

Can I manage my own backups?

On the multi-geo plans, JetBackup 5 is built into cPanel, so you can restore files, databases, email accounts or the whole account from available snapshots yourself. We still recommend downloading a full backup from time to time and keeping it outside the hosting account, especially before major updates to your website.

Host Your Website Where Your Customers Are

Start with a multi-geo cPanel plan from $5.99 a month or choose a regional shared hosting page. If you need help deciding on a location, open a ticket and our team will recommend one.

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