Hosting, VPS or dedicated — which to pick

Shared hosting and VPS solve the same task — keeping your site online — but differently.

Shared hosting:

• A ready environment with a panel: you upload the site and work, administering nothing.
• Server resources are shared between accounts; there are plan limits.
• Ideal for landing pages, blogs, small shops and most projects.

VPS/VDS:

• Dedicated resources (CPU, memory, disk) just for you — stable performance under load.
• Full control over the environment (your own stack, any services), usually root access.
• Requires basic admin skills (or our help/copilot).

How to choose:

• Need a simple, hassle-free site — take hosting.
• Need high load, special requirements or full control — take a VPS.

You can start with hosting and move to a VPS later as the project grows.