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Shared hosting means multiple websites share the same server, making it a cost-effective option. Unlike VPS or dedicated hosting, resources like RAM and CPU are shared, which may affect performance during high traffic.
Many shared hosting providers offer automated daily backups to protect your data. However, it’s always a good practice to create and store additional backups yourself.
Not at all! Shared hosting plans come with user-friendly control panels, like cPanel, making it easy to manage websites, domains, and emails even for beginners.
Shared hosting is ideal for small business websites, personal blogs, portfolios, or startup e-commerce sites that don’t require extensive server resources.
Yes, most hosting providers offer options to upgrade your plan or transition to VPS or dedicated servers as your website's traffic and resource needs increase.
Yes, most shared hosting plans include professional email accounts, allowing you to create and manage domain-specific email addresses like [email protected].
