Five clouds. One team between you and them.
You choose where the server lives. We build it there, harden it, make mail work, and hand it over ready to use. Run it yourself, or hand that back to us.
The cloud you choose
AWS
Google Cloud
Linode
Vultr
Sakura CloudThe team in between
Self-Managed is included. Semi-Managed and Fully Managed take the updates, monitoring and break/fix back off you.
The server you get
You've outgrown shared hosting. Now what?
You already know cPanel and you do not want to learn to be a systems administrator to keep using it. You want the room and the control of your own server, without the week of setup and the security homework that usually comes with it.
Where you are now
Resource warnings you cannot do anything about. A support queue between you and every change. The quiet worry that the next traffic spike is the one that takes the site down. You looked at Google Cloud once and closed the tab, because it was a bare Linux box and a billing calculator.
Where this puts you
Your own server, already secured, already running the cPanel you know, at a price you can predict to the cent. You stopped being the person who firefights and became the person who plans.
And if that is not you, we will say so. One small site, no plans to grow, never wanted to think about a server? Shared hosting is genuinely the better buy, and we would rather point you there than sell you something you will resent paying for. See shared cPanel hosting.
Four platforms. Partner access on every one.
Most hosts resell a control panel. We are certified partners on the software your server runs, and that changes what happens on the day something breaks.
Where would you like to start?
Four ways in. Each one goes somewhere real.
You only have three decisions to make.
Most providers hand you a specification table and wish you luck. The decision is not really about vCPU counts.
Where it runs
Pick the location closest to most of your visitors, from the regions available on the cloud you choose, whatever country you are billed in. Regions cost what the cloud charges us, so Tokyo and Sao Paulo genuinely cost more than Iowa and the order form shows you the difference instead of burying it in an average.
What you log into
cPanel & WHM on AlmaLinux is what you can order today, on all five clouds, the panel most people already know, on the current supported release. Add CloudLinux if you want per-account isolation and resource limits. Plesk, cPanel DNSOnly, WP Squared and Webuzo run on the same five clouds. If you do not see the one you want in the store, ask us and we will set it up for you.
How much you run
Self-Managed is included: we provision, harden and keep the node, network and Imunify360 healthy, and you run the OS, panel and sites. Semi-Managed ($79.99/mo) adds OS and panel updates, monitoring and server-level break/fix. Fully Managed ($199.99/mo) adds application support, migrations, optimization and priority response.
You don't have to take our word for it.
Recorded production tests, not brochure numbers. Where we do not have evidence, we do not make the claim.
Measured across five clouds in production cPanel tests. Vultr was quickest at 33m 30s; Google Cloud in Tokyo took 64m 48s.
Each proven end to end with a real paid order before we offered it to you.
Because adding CloudLinux to a smaller disk fails halfway through and leaves a server that has to be rebuilt.
| Provider | Recorded cPanel time | Tested location |
|---|---|---|
| Vultr | 33m 30s | Atlanta |
| Linode | 34m 47s | Washington, DC |
| AWS | 37m 25s | Northern Virginia |
| Sakura Cloud | 47m 30s | Tokyo |
| Google Cloud | 64m 48s | Tokyo |
Measured from deployment start to service activation in cPanel production tests, ordered from the United States to each region. Recorded operator pauses are excluded. Checkout and queue time are not included; actual completion varies. These are cPanel results and do not describe any other control panel.
What's holding you back?
Every worry below is one we hear from people in your position. Here is the honest answer to each, including the parts we will not pretend are easy.
I will end up alone with a raw Linux box.
Your server arrives with cPanel and WHM installed, the firewall configured, Imunify360 running, mail relay working and the hardening applied, because a server you still have to build is not a server you bought. If you would rather we kept running it, that is one choice at checkout.
Moving my site will break it.
Everyone else calls migration effortless. It is not. Live sites mean DNS, mail, databases and cron all landing correctly, and that needs a plan and a person, not a button. Tell us what you are running before you order and we will tell you what the move really involves, including when we think you should wait.
The bill will not be what the page said.
One flat monthly price, with every part of it shown before you pay: VM size, region, disk, Imunify360, bandwidth, extra IPs and your management level. No vCPU-hours, no egress charge appearing at the end of the month.
Someone else's traffic will slow my site down.
Not the way it does on shared hosting. The server is an isolated VM with its own assigned resources, so you are not sharing an account pool with strangers, and with CloudLinux you can hold each of your own accounts inside its own limits too. That is architecture rather than a service promise, though no cloud provider can promise a physical host is entirely unaffected by anything else.
Something will get hacked and nobody will notice.
Imunify360 is installed and running from the day you get the server, and the hardening is applied before you log in. Security is part of the build, not an upsell you discover later. Watching it for you and responding when it fires is what Semi-Managed and Fully Managed add.
I will be stuck with whichever cloud I pick.
Google will never move you to AWS. Vultr will never move you to Sakura. We work across all five, so moving between them is a planned migration we run for you: data, DNS, mail, licenses and validation, inside a change window we agree first. It is real work. The difference is that it is our work, and you are not starting again with a new vendor to get it.
Two things that make this easier to say yes to.
Neither is a gimmick. Both are how the product actually works.
You choose your licenses after you see the server, not before
cPanel, CloudLinux and Imunify360 all start on a trial license that issues itself on first boot, so the server is usable the moment it is handed over. Before the trial ends you choose the paid cPanel license that fits: Solo covers 1 account, Admin 5, Pro 30 and Plus 50. Premier scales from 100 up to 1,000 whenever you need it.
You pay for the days you have, not the month you joined
Orders are pro-rated to your renewal date, so ordering on the 20th costs you the days from the 20th, not a full month. Everything then renews together on one predictable date, which is the whole point: knowing what you will pay, before you pay it.
Your stack is backed by direct partner relationships.
We are direct partners with the people who make your stack. Our provisioning issues and binds your licenses automatically on first boot, and the partner relationship is why a licensing problem is ours to escalate rather than yours.
Before you order
Which control panels can I order right now?
cPanel and WHM on AlmaLinux, on all five clouds, ordered straight from the store. Plesk, cPanel DNSOnly, WP Squared and Webuzo run on the same five clouds. If you do not see the one you want in the store, ask us and we will set it up for you.
Can I choose any region?
Yes, from any available region shown for your chosen cloud, whatever country you are billed in. The order form shows each region's price difference before you choose.
Can I resize the server later?
Need more room or more power later? Tell us what changed and we move you up. Sizes go up cleanly; going back down usually means rebuilding, so it is worth sizing with a little headroom.
Do you set up the nameservers?
Yes. You give us the two prefixes you want at checkout and we configure them on the server and send you the values. You then point the domain's nameserver delegation at them from whoever you registered it with, unless that domain is already managed by us.
What happens when the trial licenses end?
Choose the paid cPanel license that fits before the trial ends: Solo covers 1 account, Admin 5, Pro 30, Plus 50. Premier scales from 100 up to 1,000 when you need it.
Ready when you are.
Pick your cloud and your size, or let us do the picking with you.
P.S. The reason to do this now rather than next quarter is simple: every month you wait is another month of resource warnings, another spike survived on luck, and another support queue between you and your own website.