Disk quotas enforced by the filesystem, not promised in marketing. Per-site process caps so a neighbor's runaway script never takes you down. Post-quantum TLS you can verify from your own terminal in one command.
Public TLS terminates on our own edge, not a CDN in front of a reseller. Traffic captured today stays sealed against a future quantum computer. Run this against any site we host and the last line comes back, or we are lying.
Most hosts are unable to print it, because their TLS terminates on infrastructure they do not control.
Start HostingUse our nameservers, or add a single CNAME for _acme-challenge, and your certificate is issued before you change a record. Visitors never see a warning mid-migration, which is the part most moves get wrong. Keep your DNS entirely elsewhere and we fall back to issuing at cutover, like everyone else.
A cPanel host using HTTP-01 validation has no way to do this. They can only issue once the domain already points at them, which is exactly the window where your site is live and untrusted.
Quotas are enforced, not aspirational: you are told the number and the number is what the disk allows. Annual billing is ten months for twelve, taken at checkout. Cancel any time; your data leaves with you.
| PHP versions | 8.2, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5. No end-of-life versions on shared infrastructure. |
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| Database | MySQL 8.4 on an NVMe mirror, separate from site files. |
| Certificates | Free, issued and renewed automatically, including before your domain points at us. |
| Included | Varnish and Redis caching, staging sites, one-click WordPress, per-site SFTP and database users. |
| Backups | Encrypted off-site backups of your site, on the same storage our backup product runs on. Not a bolted-on add-on. |
| Email hosting | Not offered. See below for why. |
Admitting a limit costs one sale and saves a refund, a ticket and a review. Both of these are on the pricing page for the same reason.
Why it matters: post-quantum TLS hosting · encrypted website backup · our security model
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