Comparison

All hosting,
truly compared.

Fixed, Elastic and multi-account plans, side by side: what it costs to get into each one, how far it goes and who it isn't for. With the same numbers you'll later see on the invoice.
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From 4,10 €/month

Fixed plans — Inicia, paying month by month

From 34,90 €/month

Elastic hosting — includes 5 CPU · 5 GB RAM · 50 GB

From 30,00 €/month

Multi-account plans — with 20 accounts and 40 GB of space

Free migration

we bring over whatever you have set up, with no downtime

The three families

The same engine, three ways to order it.

Underneath it's the same setup: LiteSpeed, cPanel, backups and support. What changes is how it's split, how far it grows and who manages it.

Shared hosting

Fixed plans

Four fixed sizes: you choose the one that fits and change plan when you outgrow it.

4,10 €/month

Inicia, paying month by month

A website, a shop or several of your projects, all in the same account.

Payment
Monthly, quarterly, six-monthly, annual or every 2 years.
Minimum term
No lock-in: at the end of the cycle you decide whether to continue, and if you change plan mid-cycle it's prorated.
Resources
1,5 CPU · 1,5 GB RAM · 5 GB
until 5 CPU · 5 GB RAM · 50 GB
Accounts
One cPanel account, with a single user
Domains
From 2 domains to unlimited
Grow
You upgrade your plan whenever you like and what you've already paid is prorated.

Choose it for

  • Your first website, a blog or a company site.
  • A WooCommerce or PrestaShop shop that's already selling.
  • Several of your projects grouped in one account, with unlimited domains.

Don't choose it for

  • Going beyond 5 CPU · 5 GB RAM · 50 GB: that's where shared hosting ends, there's no bigger plan.
  • Giving each customer their own cPanel, user and resources: everything lives inside a single account.
  • Inicia 49 €/year
  • Webmaster 87.60 €/year
  • Avanza 168 €/year
  • Max 336 €/year

See all four in detail ↓

See the four plans

Resources on demand

Elastic hosting

CPU, memory and disk separately, with the floor set where the largest fixed plan ends.

34,90 €/month

includes 5 CPU · 5 GB RAM · 50 GB

Projects that have outgrown their limits or whose usage changes month to month.

Payment
monthly only.
Minimum term
No lock-in and no discount for paying in advance: the price is the same every month.
Resources
5 CPU · 5 GB RAM · 50 GB
until 16 CPU · 16 GB RAM · 500 GB
Accounts
One cPanel account, with a single user
Domains
Unlimited domains
Grow
You move each resource separately; it's applied in seconds and settled to the day on your monthly invoice.

Choose it for

  • Websites that no longer fit in Max, the largest of the fixed plans.
  • Usage that goes up and down: you pay for the level you have, not the worst month of the year.
  • Peaks you can see coming: ×2 for 24, 48 or 72 h, with 24 hours included each month.

Don't choose it for

  • Websites that fit in a fixed plan: Elastic's floor is the Max spec, so it will always work out more expensive.
  • Anyone who wants to pay in advance and save: Elastic is only billed monthly.
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Accounts for your customers

Multi-account plans

One cPanel, one user and dedicated resources for each client, and a single panel for you.

30,00 €/month

with 20 accounts and 40 GB of space

Agencies, freelancers and resellers who manage websites that are not their own.

Payment
Monthly, quarterly, six-monthly, annual or every 2 years.
Minimum term
No lock-in: you scale accounts and space up or down whenever you like and it's prorated.
Resources
20 accounts · 40 GB of space
until 300 accounts · 1.000 GB of space
Accounts
One cPanel account per client, each with 1,5 CPU and 1,5 GB of RAM
Domains
Unlimited domains within each account
Grow
You add accounts at 1,20 € and space at 0,45 € per GB, per month.

Choose it for

  • Run your clients' websites without their resources stepping on each other.
  • Give each client access without handing them the keys to the others.
  • Resell hosting with your brand and your prices: we only invoice you.

Don't choose it for

  • Hosting several websites of your own: with unlimited domains on a fixed plan you get the same for much less.
  • A demanding project: each account stays at 1,5 CPU and 1,5 GB of RAM, and that can't be increased per account.
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Quick guide

Tell me what you're building and I'll tell you which.

Six real situations, each with the family — and the plan — that suits it. If yours isn't here, tell us about it.

Case 01

My first website or a blog

With 1,5 CPU · 1,5 GB RAM · 5 GB a WordPress site with normal traffic has plenty of room, and email and SSL are already included.

It suits you Fixed plans · Inicia

Case 02

A shop that's already selling

WooCommerce and PrestaShop need more CPU and memory in the basket and the admin panel: 2,5 CPU · 2,5 GB RAM · 15 GB and 32 MB of Redis.

It suits you Fixed plans · Webmaster

Case 03

Several of my websites, all together

Unlimited domains in a single account. The websites are yours and you run them, so you don't need to split them into separate accounts.

It suits you Fixed plans · Avanza

Case 04

Client websites, each kept separate

One cPanel, one user and dedicated resources per client, from 20 accounts. Unlimited domains don't count here.

It suits you Multi-account · Multi-account

Case 05

I've outgrown the largest plan

There's no fixed plan above 5 CPU · 5 GB RAM · 50 GB. Elastic starts right there and keeps going up.

It suits you Elastic · Elastic

Case 06

Some months are tight and others aren't

You scale up for a campaign and down afterwards. You pay for the level you had, not the worst month of the year repeated twelve times.

It suits you Elastic · Elastic

The table

The three families, head to head.

How to order, what resources there are, how you grow and what each one includes. No “recommended” column: the right one depends on what you're running.

How to order

Entry price
4,10 €/month 34,90 €/month 30,00 €/month

Excluding VAT. For fixed plans, it's the Inicia paying month by month price.

Payment cycles
Monthly, quarterly, six-monthly, annual, every 2 years Monthly Monthly, quarterly, six-monthly, annual, every 2 years
Discount for paying in advance
Included Not included Included

There isn't one on Elastic: that's the premium for being able to change any month.

Minimum term
Not included Not included Not included
Activation
Immediate Immediate Immediate

What resources you get

Entry resources
1,5 CPU · 1,5 GB RAM · 5 GB 5 CPU · 5 GB RAM · 50 GB 1,5 CPU and 1,5 GB of RAM per account
Resource ceiling
5 CPU · 5 GB RAM · 50 GB 16 CPU · 16 GB RAM · 500 GB The same per account; what grows is the number of accounts

Only Elastic goes above the ceiling of shared hosting.

NVMe SSD disk
From 5 to 50 GB From 50 to 500 GB A pool of 40 to 1.000 GB that you share out
Redis cache
From 16 to 100 MB 200 MB 16 MB per account
It's adjusted resource by resource
Not included Included Not included

On fixed plans and on multi-account, CPU, memory and disk are tied to a size.

Monthly bandwidth
Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited

How you grow

How you scale up
Changing plan Moving each resource separately Adding accounts and space to the pool
When the change is charged
When you switch, prorated On the month's invoice, to the day When you switch, prorated
Scales up automatically at peaks
Not included Included Not included
Scheduled temporary boost
Not included ×2 for 24, 48 or 72 h (24 h a month included) Not included
It goes beyond the ceiling of shared hosting
Not included Up to 16 CPU · 16 GB RAM · 500 GB Not included

The shared ceiling is the Max spec.

How it's managed

cPanel accounts
One One From 20 to 300, one per customer
Domains
From 2 domains to unlimited Unlimited Unlimited within each account

Unlimited domains means putting all your websites in one account; one account per client is something else.

One username and password per client
Not included Not included Included
Resources that don't overlap between projects
Not included Not included Included

On a single account, the website that spikes takes the CPU from all the others.

You invoice your own clients
Not included Not included Included
You can switch to another family
Included Included Included

We move the data ourselves, with no downtime and at no cost; what you've already paid is prorated.

What's inside

LiteSpeed Web Server and LSCache
Included Included Included
Free SSL on every domain
Included Included Included
Backups
80 backups 80 backups 80 backups

Encrypted and stored off-server: 50 daily, 15 weekly and 15 monthly.

PHP versions
14 versions 14 versions 14 versions

From 5.4 to 8.5, and they're changed per domain.

Proactive+ included
5 domains on Max 5 domains Not included
Migration from your provider
Included Included Included
A technician answers you, not a call centre agent
Included Included Included

In detail

The four fixed plans, one by one.

Essentials

NVMe SSD disk space
5 GB 15 GB 25 GB 50 GB
Monthly transfer
∞ ∞ ∞ ∞
Processor (CPU)
1,5 CPU 2,5 CPU 3 CPU 5 CPU
Memory (RAM)
1,5 GB 2,5 GB 3 GB 5 GB
Addon domains
2 domains 15 domains ∞ ∞
Databases
∞ ∞ ∞ ∞
FTP accounts
∞ ∞ ∞ ∞
SSL certificates
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
File manager
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
cPanel control panel
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
LiteSpeed Web Server
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
LiteSpeed Cache
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Bulk image optimiser
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
FFmpeg auto-installer
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Daily backups
50 backups 50 backups 50 backups 50 backups
Weekly backups
15 backups 15 backups 15 backups 15 backups
Monthly backups
15 backups 15 backups 15 backups 15 backups
24h support
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
App auto-installer
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Sitejet Builder
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Site Quality Monitoring
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Instant activation
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Compatibility

WordPress and WooCommerce
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PrestaShop
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Joomla
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Drupal
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Magento
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
OpenCart
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Nextcloud
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Moodle
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PHP frameworks
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Forums
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
App auto-installer
385 apps 385 apps 385 apps 385 apps

Development environment

PHP versions
5.4 ... 8.5 (14 versions) 5.4 ... 8.5 (14 versions) 5.4 ... 8.5 (14 versions) 5.4 ... 8.5 (14 versions)
Customisable PHP
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Git
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
SSH access
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
MySQL
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
SQLite version
3.42 3.42 3.42 3.42
Cron jobs
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
cPanel sub-accounts
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Redis Cache
16 MB 32 MB 64 MB 100 MB
Deploy from GitHub
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Node.js and npm for commands
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Domains

Parked domains
∞ ∞ ∞ ∞
Subdomains
∞ ∞ ∞ ∞
Addon domains
2 domains 15 domains ∞ ∞
Redirects
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Email

Email accounts
∞ ∞ ∞ ∞
IMAP, POP and SMTP
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Anti-spam
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Forwarders
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Custom filters
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Webmail
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Security

Website monitoring
1 monitor every 10 min 5 monitors every 5 min 10 monitors every 1 min 10 monitors every 1 min
Firewall
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Antivirus
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Hacking prevention
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Post-hack repair
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Tier III data centre
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Access auditing
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Proactive+
1 domain x €2.00/month 1 domain x €2.00/month 1 domain x €2.00/month 5 domains included

Additional services

Extra space
€12.00/year ≈ US$13.47 €8.40/year ≈ US$9.43 €5.40/year ≈ US$6.06 €5.40/year ≈ US$6.06
Addon domain
€9.00/year ≈ US$10.10 €9.00/year ≈ US$10.10 ∞ ∞
Dedicated IP
€55.00/year ≈ US$61.75 €55.00/year ≈ US$61.75 €55.00/year ≈ US$61.75 €55.00/year ≈ US$61.75

Estimate in USD at today's exchange rate. You're charged in euros: your bank applies its own rate when you pay. Show euros only

Clear accounts

Where the prices cross.

Three truths we'd rather tell you before you pay, not after.

+6,90 €/month

Elastic is never the cheap option

Elastic's floor is the Max spec —5 CPU · 5 GB RAM · 50 GB—, so no Elastic configuration can cost less than the fixed plan that gives the same. The difference is what it costs to be able to change any month and live on servers with far fewer neighbours.

8 accounts

From 8 clients, multi-account hosting

8 Inicia plans paid month by month cost 32,80 €/month and are 8 services you renew separately. Multi-account hosting starts at 30,00 €/month with 20 accounts and 40 GB of space to share out, and from there each extra account costs 1,20 €/month. Below 8 clients, one plan per client works out better.

∞ ≠ accounts

Unlimited domains isn't the same as accounts

With unlimited domains you put as many websites as you like into a single cPanel account: one user, one password, one shared resource pool —5 CPU · 5 GB RAM · 50 GB on Max— and every file within reach of whoever logs in. Multi-account gives one account per customer, each with its own cPanel, its own login and 1,5 CPU and 1,5 GB of RAM that nobody takes away. For your own websites, unlimited domains are the right and cheap answer; for your customers' websites, they aren't at any price.

What doesn't change

Whichever you choose, the floor is the same.

None of this depends on the family: it comes as standard in all three.
  • LiteSpeed Web Server
  • LiteSpeed Cache
  • SSD NVMe
  • cPanel included
  • Free SSL certificates
  • Unlimited monthly bandwidth
  • Unlimited databases
  • Unlimited email accounts
  • Unlimited FTP accounts
  • 80 backups
  • PHP 5.4 to 8.5
  • Auto-installer with 385 apps
  • Git and SSH access
  • Deploy from GitHub
  • Firewall and Imunify360
  • Tier III data centre
  • Free migration
  • Instant activation
  • Support in Spanish, from a technician

No fear of failing

Changing your mind is cheap.

Choosing today doesn't tie you down: the decision is changed in the client area, not on a cancellation form.

Between fixed plans, only

You move up or down between Inicia, Webmaster, Avanza and Max yourself from your client area: what you've already paid is credited to the day on the new plan.

No lock-in

No family ties you in beyond the billing cycle you choose to pay. Leaving, staying or switching costs the same: nothing.

Change family

We handle switching to Elastic or multi-account: write to us and we'll plan it. Nothing has to be set up again, there's no downtime and the migration is free, wherever you're coming from.

Frequently asked questions

Questions before you choose.

If yours isn't here, write to us: a technician replies in under 24 h.
How is Elastic hosting different from the Max plan?

Max is a fixed size, whereas Elastic is a ladder that starts exactly where Max ends: its minimum configuration gives exactly the same resources as Max. That is why Elastic can never work out cheaper than the equivalent fixed plan. What you pay extra for is being able to scale each resource up and down separately in any month, automatic scaling during peaks and servers with far fewer neighbours. If your website fits comfortably in Max, Max is the right answer, and we will tell you so ourselves when you configure the service.

Is the multi-account plan the same as a reseller plan?

It is what everyone calls ‘reseller’, yes: independent accounts to host websites that are not yours. We call it multi-account because ‘reseller’ suggests it is only for reselling, and most people who order it do not resell: they are agencies and freelancers who look after their clients' websites. It works for both, and if you resell, you set your prices and you invoice; we keep the relationship with you and only with you.

What it is not: our old reseller plans. Those were fixed packages (a set number of accounts and amount of space) and can no longer be ordered. This one is configurable: you choose how many accounts and how many GB you want, and change them whenever you need. If you have one of the old ones it keeps working as before, and moving it to the configurable plan is a separate process that we handle: write to us and we will look into it.

When is multi-account worth it compared with ordering several plans?

There are two answers and it is best not to mix them. In terms of money, there is a number of accounts beyond which multi-account costs less than ordering an entry-level plan per client; it is worked out further up, in the pricing section of this very page. In terms of judgement, price is not the main reason: what you are buying is that each client has their own cPanel, their own password and their own resources, and that a project that takes off does not eat into everyone else's CPU. If the websites are yours and you run them yourself, it is almost never worth it.

Avanza and Max come with unlimited domains: can't I use them for my clients?

To host their websites, yes; to manage them, hardly ever. Unlimited domains means putting as many websites as you like inside a single cPanel account: one user, one password and a single pool of resources for all of them. If you give a client that access, you are also giving them the files and databases of everyone else, and a website that takes off eats into everyone's CPU. Multi-account plans exist precisely for this: one account per client, with its own access and resources.

Can I switch family without losing anything?

Yes, and we do it for you: at no cost, with no downtime and letting you know before we touch anything. Between a fixed plan and Elastic there is not even a migration: it is the same account on the same server, only the configuration changes. Moving to or from multi-account does involve transferring accounts, and we plan it with you. What you have already paid is not lost: on fixed plans and multi-account it is prorated, and on Elastic it is settled on that month's invoice.

Which of the three families is the cheapest?

The fixed plans, by a long way. Their entry-level plan costs considerably less than the base of the other two and also qualifies for a discount when you pay in advance. The other two start expensive because they start big: Elastic starts at the specification of our largest plan and multi-account starts with a batch of accounts already included. If you are looking for the cheapest option that does the job, start with the fixed plans and only move up when you outgrow them.

What happens if I run short of resources?

It depends on where you are. On a fixed plan you move up to the next one: the change is immediate, nothing needs migrating and what you have paid is prorated. If you are already on the largest, the next step is Elastic, which starts exactly there. On Elastic you increase only the resource you are short of and, if you authorise automatic scaling, we increase it ourselves when your website hits the ceiling for a sustained period and bring it back down when the peak passes. On multi-account, what grows is the number of accounts and the pool's disk space: each account's resources are fixed, so a project that needs more wants a plan of its own. In every case you will see your usage in your client area long before it becomes a problem.

Do performance, security or support change depending on the family?

No. LiteSpeed, NVMe storage, SSL certificates, backups, the firewall, cPanel, PHP versions and the technician who answers you are the same in all three. The only thing that changes is how many resources you get and how they are shared out. The only infrastructure difference is density: Elastic runs on servers with far fewer accounts per machine, and that is already included in its price.

Still torn between two? Ask us.

Tell us what you're running and we'll tell you which one fits, even if the answer is the cheapest of the three.
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