From Hosting Roots to Modern Infrastructure.

01 / HOSTING FOUNDATIONS

2009

A foundation in web hosting

WebCare360 began its hosting journey in 2009. The company’s early focus on hosting websites established the starting point for a portfolio that would later extend to virtual servers, dedicated systems and more specialized infrastructure.

Web hosting remains part of that story today. The continuity is in the work itself: providing an operating environment for customer websites and applications, while broadening the kinds of workloads the company can support.

• WEB HOSTING

Hosting services remain part of the current portfolio.

By 2012

Hosting for a wider audience

By early 2012, shared and reseller hosting were part of WebCare360’s published offering. The company was promoting Netherlands-based hosting with cPanel, while describing a move beyond its initial local audience toward international customers.

This was still a website-focused service model, but with two distinct uses: hosting a customer’s own sites and providing a foundation for resellers to serve theirs. A control panel made everyday hosting administration part of the product experience, alongside the underlying hosting space.

• SHARED HOSTING
• RESELLER
• CPANEL

Netherlands

02 / CONTROL & REACH

By mid-2012

More control. A dedicated environment.

Dedicated infrastructure was documented by July 2012. WebCare360’s offers described root access to physically dedicated systems hosted through the datacenters it worked with, giving customers a different level of control from shared hosting.

Management was also present in the offer: the company described supporting dedicated servers so customers could concentrate on their businesses. Together, dedicated resources and management support broadened the operating model beyond website hosting. They created a choice between using a shared hosting environment and running a server around the requirements of a particular application.

• DEDICATED
• ROOT ACCESS
• MANAGED SERVICES

Dedicated systems and management described in the same early offer.

By 2013

A broader choice of service locations

As the dedicated-server catalogue grew, location became a more visible part of choosing infrastructure. By 2013, published offers included Romania, the Netherlands, Russia, Latvia, Sweden, Moldova and Estonia.

The significance was the range of deployment choices within one service family. Customers could consider a server’s location alongside its resources and operating requirements. These are historical catalogue locations, rather than a statement that every market has remained continuously available.

• DEDICATED
• LOCATION CHOICE

RomaniaNetherlandsSwedenMoldova

Historical offers also included Russia, Latvia and Estonia.

By 2014

Protection becomes part of the offer

By 2014, WebCare360 was advertising DDoS-protected dedicated servers and remote DDoS protection. The published offer brought hostile-traffic protection into the service story alongside server resources and location choice.

This widened the customer problem being addressed: an application needs an operating environment, but it also needs to remain reachable when traffic turns disruptive. Protection became another consideration alongside the machine itself, connecting infrastructure selection with the availability needs of the service running on it.

• DDOS PROTECTION
• DEDICATED

03 / WORKLOAD SPECIALIZATION

By 2022

Virtual servers broaden the choice

By 2022, the historical record includes Linux and Windows VPS offers. Virtual servers added another way to choose an operating environment alongside shared hosting and physically dedicated systems.

The practical distinction was flexibility in the service model: a customer could choose a virtual server for an application without selecting an entire dedicated machine. Linux and Windows options also addressed different software requirements. The portfolio could accommodate a wider range of operating environments, with virtual and physical servers serving different resource needs.

• VPS
• LINUX
• WINDOWS

Documented availability · not a VPS launch date

By 2023

Infrastructure for media delivery

By 2023, WebCare360’s published guides were connecting dedicated infrastructure with IPTV and streaming. Media delivery had become a clear part of the service narrative, with attention to the demands of moving content to viewers.

This brought a different workload into focus. A conventional website and a sustained media stream place different demands on a server and its connection. The streaming family addressed that distinction through dedicated infrastructure for delivery, extending the company’s story from hosting applications to supporting bandwidth-intensive media workloads.

• STREAMING
• IPTV
• MEDIA DELIVERY

Dedicated infrastructure for bandwidth-intensive workloads.

04 / A BROADER PLATFORM

Late 2025

Web hosting evolves with LiteSpeed

The year-end 2025 update highlighted LiteSpeed Hosting as part of WebCare360’s expanded portfolio. The original web-hosting family was evolving alongside the server business, with a clearer focus on the needs of modern websites and applications.

Today, that service combines LiteSpeed Enterprise and LSCache with cPanel and CloudLinux. The stack connects web serving and caching with familiar administration and account isolation. Those are current product details; the year-end announcement establishes LiteSpeed’s place in the broader company story.

• WEB HOSTING
• LITESPEED

Portfolio update · 31 December 2025

Late 2025

More bandwidth. Broader reach.

The same year-end update presented 100 Gbps bandwidth options and a wider onshore and offshore service footprint. Together, these developments connected higher-throughput workloads with a broader choice of deployment regions.

The announcement named onshore additions in Bulgaria, Poland, the United Kingdom, the United States and Singapore, as well as offshore expansion in Moldova and Norway. It describes the portfolio at that point; it does not establish first-ever entry into every named market.

• HIGH BANDWIDTH
• ONSHORE
• OFFSHORE

Announced bandwidth options · up to 100 Gbps

Entering 2026

Storage and accelerated compute

WebCare360 entered 2026 with dedicated storage and GPU / AI servers highlighted in its year-end portfolio update. These families extended the company’s scope toward keeping larger volumes of data and processing more demanding workloads.

Storage and accelerated compute solve different needs within that broader platform: one focuses on data capacity, while the other addresses workloads such as machine learning, rendering and data-intensive processing. Their inclusion brought two distinct infrastructure choices into the company’s modern portfolio, alongside the hosting and server services already established.

• STORAGE
• GPU / AI

Portfolio entering 2026 · announced 31 December 2025