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How Does Shared Hosting Work?

At VistaWebHost, we have devised our shared hosting platform in such a way so as to match the necessities of the average Internet users who wish to create their own personal, corporate or community-focused sites. Our cheaply priced web hosting plans include sufficient system resources to house more than one web site, a multilingual Control Panel, a cheap domain registration, a one-click installation of popular PHP scripts and a cost-free web site building tool. On top of that, all website hosting plans provided by VistaWebHost offer optional features and can be upgraded to a more powerful solution.

Express
Unlimited storage
Unlimited bandwidth
5 websites hosted
30-Day Free Trial
$3.92 / month
Pro
Unlimited storage
Unlimited bandwidth
Unlimited websites hosted
30-Day Free Trial
$8.67 / month
 

Multiple Datacenter Locations

In an attempt to answer the needs of all its customers, we offer them the opportunity to pick from 4 state-of-the-art datacenter facilities situated on 3 different continents. Clients from the USA can house their shared hosting, VPS and dedicated hosting accounts in the Colohouse datacenter facility in Chicago, Illinois. Customers from the European Union can host their web sites in the UK Servers datacenter in Coventry, UK. Clients from Australia can host their sites in the Amaze data center facility in Sydney, Australia.

Advanced Web Hosting Options

All of our website hosting packages supplied include 99.9% network uptime and thirty-day money-back guarantees. NodeJS, PgSQL and InnoDB support is offered, as well as the Memcached memory caching system and the Varnish Cache web application accelerator. The 24/7/365 customer support team is ready to reply to all your questions and will get back to you in less than one hour. So, you only have to review and compare the web hosting plans supplied by VistaWebHost and to find the most suitable hosting package for you.