Hosting
Shared Hosting for Small Business Websites
Launch a business website and email with a control panel that handles the server for you.
Who shared hosting is for
Shared hosting suits new and small business websites, portfolios and brochure sites with modest traffic. Your site shares a server with others, so it costs less and the server itself is looked after for you. You manage your site through a control panel (the store lists cPanel and Plesk).
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Which hosting fits your business?
Three questions. One recommendation. You can change your answers at any time.
Linux shared hosting
Compare Linux shared plans
Best starting point
Advanced Hosting Plan
Put one business website and its email online.
Best for: a single site with a handful of mailboxes.
From $1.67/mo
The same monthly price was shown for 1 to 10 year terms.
Prices verified November 3, 2026, shown in USD; renewal pricing is shown at checkout.
- 1 domain
- 20 GB storage
- 200 GB data transfer
- 10 email accounts
- Free SSL
Keep in mind: One website only. Storage and transfer are capped.
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Business
Run several sites from one account.
Best for: small businesses with a few related websites.
From $4.19/mo
On 1, 2 or 3 year terms. 3 and 6 month terms were shown at $4.79/mo.
Prices verified November 3, 2026, shown in USD; renewal pricing is shown at checkout.
- 5 domains
- 25 GB storage
- Unmetered data transfer
- 25 email accounts
Keep in mind: Short terms cost more per month. Check whether SSL is included at checkout.
Choose BusinessYou’ll complete checkout on the Silicon Palms store, powered by ResellerClub. Silicon Palms resells these services; ResellerClub runs the infrastructure. How this works
Pro
More sites, storage and mailboxes.
Best for: growing businesses and small teams.
From $5.39/mo
On 1, 2 or 3 year terms. 3 and 6 month terms were shown at $5.99/mo.
Prices verified November 3, 2026, shown in USD; renewal pricing is shown at checkout.
- 10 domains
- 50 GB storage
- Unmetered data transfer
- 50 email accounts
Keep in mind: Still shared resources. Busy sites may need a VPS.
Choose ProYou’ll complete checkout on the Silicon Palms store, powered by ResellerClub. Silicon Palms resells these services; ResellerClub runs the infrastructure. How this works
Windows shared hosting
Windows plans for ASP.NET sites
Only choose Windows if your site needs Windows technology such as ASP.NET. WordPress and most PHP sites belong on Linux.
| Plan | Domains | Storage and transfer | From | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | 1 | 20 GB storage, 200 GB transfer | 10 accounts | $2.39/mo, 1 to 10 year terms |
| Unlimited Hosting Plan | 1 | Unmetered | Unlimited accounts | $4.19/mo, 1 to 10 year terms |
| Business | 5 | Unmetered | See plan page | $7.19/mo, 3 month to 3 year terms |
| Pro | 10 | Unmetered | See plan page | $8.99/mo, 3 month to 3 year terms |
Prices verified November 3, 2026, shown in USD; renewal pricing is shown at checkout.
You’ll complete checkout on the Silicon Palms store, powered by ResellerClub. Silicon Palms resells these services; ResellerClub runs the infrastructure. How this works
Migration, security and support
- Migration: keep your old hosting running until the new site is tested and your domain points to it.
- Security: turn on SSL for every site and keep your own backups. See Email & Security.
- Support: account, billing and technical help is available through the store’s support centre.
Questions buyers ask
What does “unmetered” mean?
There is no fixed monthly transfer number on the plan, but normal fair-use rules still apply. Read the plan terms on the store before you buy.
Can I add more email accounts later?
Higher plans include more mailboxes. For a larger team, a dedicated business email product may suit you better. See Business Email.
Is there a money-back period?
The store mentioned a 30-day money-back offer on shared hosting when we checked. Confirm the current terms at checkout, because they can change.
Next step: register or transfer a domain
Every site needs a domain. Check yours before you pick a plan.