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Web hosting · Starter
Overview
Site
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CPU
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1 vCPU
Memory
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of 1 GB
Disk
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of 10 GB NVMe
Bandwidth
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Since last start
Your hosting is being set up
We are building the server behind this plan. It usually takes a few minutes; this page fills in by itself when it is ready. If it has been longer than an hour, we will sort it out.
Get your site live
Visitors
Last 24 hoursVisits are counted on your connected domains. Connect one to see who is coming.
visitors
page views
errors
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Storage
Storage figures appear when your site is running.
Plan & server
- Plan
- Starter · 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 10 GB disk
- PHP
- Stack
- nginx · PHP-FPM · MariaDB · Composer · WP-CLI · Node
- Temporary address
- Server IP
- Uptime
- Renews
- 10 Nov 2031
Shortcuts
Domains & SSL
Connect any domain you own. Point it here and we issue and renew a free Let's Encrypt certificate for it.
No domains yet
Your site already answers at . Add your own domain above to put it at a real address with HTTPS.
At the company you bought from, add this record. We check every time you press Check DNS.
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3600 |
Right now it points to . Remove any other A or AAAA record for this name.
Right now it does not resolve at all.
Want too? Add it as its own domain once this one is live.
Writing the web server config and asking Let's Encrypt for a certificate. Usually under two minutes.
- Certificate
- Issued by
- Expires
- HTTP → HTTPS
- Redirected
- Live since
Drop to upload into
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Databases
MariaDB, on the same server as your site. Connect with host localhost — it never leaves the machine.
Your databases
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Users & connection
- Host
localhost(or 127.0.0.1)- Port
3306- Main user
— all databases
Extra users
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- None. Give an app its own login with only the access it needs.
| No rows. |
Pick a table on the left, or run SQL below.
Remote connections from your own computer are not open, so your database cannot be reached from the internet. Use the browser above, or export a .sql file to work on locally.
One-click installers
Installed into your web root and wired to your database. No FTP, no config files to edit.
Your WordPress login
Open dashboard- Address
- Username
- Password
Save the password now — it is not shown again. You can set a new one any time from the toolkit below.
WordPress toolkit
Build tools
Run in your app folderPHP
Version and limits for your whole site. Changing the version or limits restarts it (about 15 seconds); the other settings apply on the next request.
Cron jobs
Commands that run on a schedule, as your site's user, in server time (UTC). Output goes to the Cron log.
On the command line php is the newest PHP. Write to run the same version as your site.
No scheduled jobs. Add one above.
Standard five-field crontab. Lines starting with
# off: are paused jobs.SFTP & SSH
Work on your files from FileZilla, Cyberduck, WinSCP, VS Code or the command line.
SFTP login
Make a login that opens this site's files and nothing else. You can change its password any time.
- Host
- Port
- Username
- Password
- Set a new one to see it
- Protocol
- SFTP (SSH File Transfer) — not plain FTP
Set up your app
- File → Site Manager → New site.
- Protocol SFTP, host and port from the left, logon type Normal.
- Paste the username and password, then Connect. Your site is in
/public.
- Open Connection, choose SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol).
- Server and port from the left; username and password below them.
- Connect, and bookmark it for next time.
Install the SFTP extension (Natizyskunk), then put this in .vscode/sftp.json:
SSH keys
Public keys allowed to sign in to your site's shell (~/.ssh/authorized_keys).
A direct SSH shell from the internet is not open on this plan yet; file access is over SFTP above. Commands you need (Composer, npm, Artisan, WP-CLI, MySQL) run from Installers, Cron and Databases.
Backups
Your files and databases, copied off this server every night. Restore everything in one click, or download a copy.
Logs
What your web server, PHP and cron are saying, newest at the bottom.
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Deploy from Git
Connect a GitHub repository and ship it with one button: pull, then the build steps you choose.
Up to date
Recent commits
- No commits yet.
After each deploy
Speed & caching
Your site runs on NVMe with OPcache on by default. Clear caches after a deploy if something looks stale.
Response time
From the server, homepagems
Clear caches
Resets OPcache, flushes the WordPress object cache, and clears Laravel's config, route, view and app caches — whichever your site has.
What is already on
- OPcacheCompiled PHP stays in memory. Toggle it in PHP settings.
- TLS 1.3Modern encryption on every connected domain.
- GzipText responses are compressed on the way out.
- Dedicated PHP workersYour site does not share PHP-FPM with anyone.
Security
Scan for malware and risky settings, block addresses, and take the site offline for maintenance.
Blocked addresses
- Nobody is blocked.
Applies to every PHP page (WordPress, Laravel, your scripts). Images and other static files are still served.
Maintenance mode
Addresses that skip it
Always on
- Free SSL, renewed for youEvery connected domain is HTTPS-only.
- Isolated containerYour site runs in its own sandbox with its own PHP, database and files.
- Hidden files stay hidden.env, .git and other dotfiles are never served to visitors.
- Nightly off-site backupsRestore from Backups if anything goes wrong.
Something went wrong
We hit an unexpected error. You can send us a report — the technical details are captured for you, so you just tell us what you were doing.