Web hosting is a service that allows individuals and organizations to make their website accessible via the World Wide Web.  

Essentially, you rent space on a specialized computer (a server) owned by a hosting company. This server stores all the files (code, images, text, etc.) that make up your website. When someone types your website’s address (domain name) into their browser, the browser connects to that server, which then delivers the website’s content to the visitor’s computer.

A domain (or domain name) is the unique, easy-to-remember address used to access websites on the internet.

It’s what you type into your browser’s address bar, like google.com or wikipedia.org. It acts like a street address for your website, directing visitors to the specific server where your website’s files are hosted.

How to Register a Domain?

For how to register a new domain please see the step by step guide here. 

A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a type of web hosting that simulates a dedicated server within a shared hosting environment. It uses virtualization technology to split one physical server into multiple isolated virtual servers.  Each VPS has its own dedicated resources (CPU, RAM, storage) and operating system, providing users with more control, security, and better performance compared to shared hosting. It’s a middle ground between shared hosting and a dedicated server.

Usually within 1 hour, but sometime it could take more than that.

You can ask for support using Ticket system from client area, please see here for more details.

You can pay by Credit/Debit Card and Paypal using Paddle, also you can pay by Bitcoin.