Shared Hosting

Web hosting is a service that makes your website available on the internet. Meanwhile, a web hosting provider rents you a web server that stores your website files. Simply put, you need a hosting plan to get your site up and running.

To make sure your site stays online and you get support whenever you need it, it’s best to choose a reliable web host and a suitable type of web hosting for your needs. The most popular website hosting services for both personal or business use include:

Shared hosting. Multiple websites are hosted on a single server, and each user gets a certain amount of storage space and resources. Shared hosting is the most affordable option, making it an excellent choice for beginners and bloggers. WordPress hosting. It works similarly to shared hosting. The difference is, Managed WordPress hosting plans offer plenty of tools and features to optimize your WordPress website for speed and performance, and facilitate site maintenance. VPS hosting. This type of web hosting service divides a physical server into several virtual machines, powering each user with dedicated resources and full root access. Virtual private server (VPS) hosting plans are more geared toward tech-savvy users who need more power and control. Cloud hosting. In this setup, websites run on multiple virtual servers, reducing possible downtime and hardware failure. Cloud hosting plans are ideal if you need stable website uptime and performance, for example, if you are a freelancer web developer with many clients. Additionally, don’t forget to double-check whether your chosen web host includes a website builder or supports your desired content management system (CMS) for easier website creation.

Here at Creators Choice Host, we provide a website builder, a 1-click WordPress installer, and high-speed hosting with 99.9% uptime at a truly unbeatable price. Start with shared web hosting and upgrade to cloud plans if you need more power, or choose VPS plans when you’re ready for a tailor-made solution.

Still unsure about the best website hosting plan for your needs? Read our tutorial on how to choose a web hosting plan for an in-depth comparison.

Securing a web hosting plan with Creators Choice Host is very simple – scroll up to the pricing table, choose one of the web hosting packages, and click the Purchase Plan button.

Once you’ve entered the checkout page, select a subscription period. While you can pay for our web hosting services monthly, we recommend longer plans since they offer better value for your money.

Next, create a new Creators Choice Host account or log in to your existing one, and pick a payment method. Enter your personal information and click the Submit Secure Payment button to finish the registration process.

After completing the payment, you will receive login details to access your hosting account. From there, you can manage multiple websites, domains, email accounts, databases, files, and more.

In short, yes. While WordPress is a free content management system, you need to buy a hosting plan and a domain name separately to create a WordPress website.

To save money, consider hosting sites with our managed WordPress hosting – all plans come with a domain name when ordering for one year or a longer period, a 1-click WordPress installation tool, and unlimited SSL certificates.

Plus, your WordPress site will enjoy speed optimization features such as LiteSpeed and Object Cache, automated updates, and built-in AI tools for faster content creation.

The main difference between domain and hosting is that domain is the address, which allows a visitor to easily find your website online, while hosting is where the website files are stored. In order to have a functioning website, you need both – a domain and hosting space.

Yes, you can make an upgrade between two different hosting packages. Upgrading between two different hosting packages would require a server migration. This involves migrating your website content from your current hosting package to the new one.

We care about safety big time — and so do your site's visitors. With a Shared Hosting account, you get an SSL certificate for free to add to your site. In this day and age, having an SSL for your site is a no-brainer best practice. Not only does an SSL help your visitors feel safe interacting with your site — this is particularly important if you run an e-commerce site.