Best Offshore Webhosting

Offshore Shared hosting is a hosting service where multiple websites are hosted on the same server, sharing its resources such as storage, RAM and CPU. 🤝 It’s a cost-effective way for small businesses to get their website online.

Our Offshore Shared Hosting servers are located in Ukraine, Bulgaria and The Netherlands, where DMCA is not relevant. However, local laws and copyright complaints are effective. All complaints and reports are reviewed, and we aim to resolve any issues with the customer’s best interest in mind before contacting them to resolve the problem.

Shared hosting is a web hosting service where multiple websites are hosted on a single physical server.  It is the most cost-effective option and is suitable for small businesses and individuals. 💰

VPS servers, on the other hand, are virtual private servers that provide more control and flexibility than shared hosting. They are more expensive than shared hosting but offer more resources and better performance. 🔋

It really depends on your web hosting platform, but a shared hosting environment can manage approximately 10 to 20 thousand visitors to your site each day. But traffic volume isn’t your crucial problem; your most frequently encounter issue could be the CloudLinux limits, i.e; CPU, RAM, EP or I/O limitations, and your site may have to consistently upgrade if your website tends to get above a particular limit.

Yes, it is possible to get a dedicated IPv4 address for your shared hosting account. However, this is  only available as an add-on service with n additional monthly cost.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to offer SSH access with a shared hosting account due to security reasons 🙁. If you need root access to your hosting service, then you might consider to upgrade to Offshore VPS Servers or Dedicated Server Hosting.

Our shared hosting servers are powered by CloudLinux which provides a robust hosting environment, with a set of resource limits for each website (LVE) to protect against bad scripts, abusers and other negative consequences. This allows unaffected websites to run without issues such as slow loading or downtime.In the case of CloudLinux shared hosting, if any account is suspected of over-utilizing resources, the account is temporarily suspended until its usage returns to normal. Accessing the account during this time will result in a 503-error, as this is done to prevent the account from consuming all server resources. This is made possible by the LVE technology used by CloudLinux; a solution that benefits both service providers and users alike.

If the DDoS attack/flood is large enough to effect the other hosting users on the server, then as per our ToS/AUP we will suspend the account with or without any prior notice.