Five clear tiers

Shared hosting plans that grow with the work.

Compare account limits and reference pricing, then submit a request for review. Nothing is charged or provisioned when you submit.

Bronze plan

Bronze

For a focused personal site or landing page.

$2.99/month

or $29.90 per year

  • 5 GB disk storage (5,120 MB)
  • 100 GB monthly transfer (102,400 MB)
  • 1 website
  • 2–8 PHP workers
  • 2 databases
  • Ticket support and portal access
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Request only · reviewed before any setup

Silver plan

Silver

For small portfolios and growing projects.

$5.99/month

or $59.90 per year

  • 15 GB disk storage (15,360 MB)
  • 250 GB monthly transfer (256,000 MB)
  • 5 websites
  • 3–15 PHP workers
  • 10 databases
  • Ticket support and portal access
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Request only · reviewed before any setup

Diamond plan

Diamond

For larger collections of production sites.

$17.99/month

or $179.90 per year

  • 60 GB disk storage (61,440 MB)
  • 1 TB monthly transfer (1,048,576 MB)
  • 30 websites
  • 6–40 PHP workers
  • 60 databases
  • Ticket support and portal access
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Request only · reviewed before any setup

Master plan

Master

For agencies managing many shared-hosting sites.

$29.99/month

or $299.90 per year

  • 100 GB disk storage (102,400 MB)
  • 2 TB monthly transfer (2,097,152 MB)
  • 50 websites
  • 8–60 PHP workers
  • 100 databases
  • Ticket support and portal access
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Request only · reviewed before any setup

Limits apply per shared-hosting account. CPU and RAM are shared, not dedicated hardware or package guarantees. PHP-worker settings are confirmed during review. Taxes or third-party costs, if applicable, are not included.

What every plan means

These are limits inside a shared aaPanel-managed environment. Customers receive a scoped hosting account; they do not receive root access or control over other customers.

  • Storage and monthly transfer are maximum account allowances.
  • CPU and RAM are shared and are not package guarantees.
  • Storage should not be treated as a backup.
  • PHP workers are configured within the published range after review.
  • Email service, managed migrations, and backup retention are not included unless separately confirmed in writing.