NVMe storage, cPanel, free SSL and daily offsite backups. From $1.50 a month, and it renews at what you signed up for.
Sites and storage are the two figures that decide this. Everything else is on all three, and is listed once rather than three times.
One site, done properly. A portfolio, a blog, a small business site - and everything it needs, not a stripped version of it.
Room for a second project, which is usually why people move up. Same platform, more of it.
Four sites, double the mailboxes and the headroom for client work or a small shop.
Once a site outgrows shared hosting the honest answer is not a larger shared plan - it is a platform with resources of its own.
Look at cloud or VPS
Dedicated resources, root access, room to grow
Prices exclude tax and are read from our billing system, so this page cannot disagree with your invoice. A yearly price is shown only where it genuinely costs less than paying monthly.
| Per plan | SkyCore Starter | SkyCore Mini | SkyCore Lite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Websites | 1 | 2 | 4 |
| NVMe SSD Storage | 5 GB | 8 GB | 10 GB |
| Bandwidth | 30 GB | 60 GB | 80 GB |
| Email Accounts | 5 | 5 | 10 |
| MySQL Databases | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Sub Domains | 1 | 1 | 10 |
None of these are add-ons here. They are on the cheapest plan as well as the dearest.
The panel every tutorial is written for and every developer you might hire already knows. Nothing to learn twice if you move, either - which is rather the point of it being standard.
Mailboxes are included rather than sold back to you, with webmail, IMAP and POP, and forwarders and autoresponders in the panel. How many depends on the plan.
Every site gets a certificate and it renews itself. No annual reminder, no lapsed padlock, no separate line on the invoice.
Taken every day and stored offsite, because a backup on the same machine is not a backup. If something goes wrong, ask and we will put it back.
Real-time malware scanning, a web application firewall and brute-force protection, running on the server rather than sold as an add-on.
Softaculous in cPanel puts WordPress and a few hundred other applications in about a minute, with updates handled from the same place.
Per-account, not per-server. Nothing here is a specification of a machine you are sharing with other people.
Not sure whether shared is enough for what you are building? Ask us - we will say so if it is not.
Several customers on one server, sharing its resources, which is what keeps it inexpensive. Right for personal sites, small businesses and anything that does not need a machine to itself - which is most sites, most of the time.
It depends on the plan, and the table above has the exact figures. Starter carries one; the larger plans carry more. If you are hosting a second site, start on the plan that covers it rather than upgrading a week later.
Yes, on every plan, on your own domain. The number of mailboxes goes up with the plan. If you need something more substantial than that, we sell dedicated email products separately.
Daily, to offsite storage. Ask support and we will restore from them. A backup sitting on the same server as the site is not really a backup, so ours are not kept there.
Imunify360 runs on all our servers - real-time scanning, a web application firewall and protection against brute-force login attempts. It is included, not an upsell.
Yes, though not root - it is a shared machine, so you have rights over your own files and nothing else. That covers most of what people need SSH for.
No, a shared plan is not built for that. Reseller hosting is, and it gives you WHM to create and manage accounts for your own customers.
Yes, at any point, and it is the usual path as a site grows. Ask support and we will move you up without downtime.
Seven days. If it is not what you expected in the first week, tell us and we will refund it.
No. It renews at what you signed up at. A first-year price that quietly triples on renewal is common in this industry and we do not do it.
Register one alongside the hosting, or point one you already own at it - we will help with the DNS either way.
