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Shared Hosting

Shared Hosting Built on LiteSpeed

Quick, low-cost hosting for small businesses, blogs and personal websites. SSL is free, you manage everything in DirectAdmin, and you can pay with M-Pesa.

Monthly
Yearly Save 16%
Starter
KSh80$0.62 /mo
KSh800$6.15 /yr
Paid month by month • Cancel whenever you like
Paid once a year • Best value
  • 5GB SSD Storage
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 1 Domain
  • 10 Subdomains
  • 10 Email Accounts
  • 5 Databases
  • Free Let's Encrypt SSL
  • DirectAdmin control panel
  • Uptime tracked and made public
  • Local support, 24/7
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Professional
KSh250$1.92 /mo
KSh2,500$19.23 /yr
Paid month by month • Cancel whenever you like
Paid once a year • Best value
  • 50GB SSD Storage
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 5 Domains
  • Unlimited Subdomains
  • Unlimited Email Accounts
  • Unlimited Databases
  • Free Let's Encrypt SSL
  • DirectAdmin control panel
  • Uptime tracked and made public
  • Local support, 24/7
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Included with Every Plan

LiteSpeed web server
Serves PHP and WordPress faster than Apache or Nginx.
Free SSL
Let's Encrypt certificates on every domain, renewed for you.
Email on your domain
Unlimited email, readable in Roundcube webmail.
Backups every day
Taken automatically and kept for 7 days.
Pay with M-Pesa
M-Pesa works on its own, so you do not need a card.
24/7 support
Our team is here in Kenya and ready to help whenever you need it.

Does your site belong on shared hosting?

On shared hosting, your site is one of many on a single server, and they all use the same processor, memory and disk. That is why it costs so little. Running such a server by yourself would cost tens of thousands of shillings every month. Divided among many customers, your portion starts at KSh 80 a month.

Most websites in Kenya need nothing more, and choosing it is sensible, not a compromise. A school or church site, a small online shop, a blog, a portfolio, a company brochure site or a WordPress site with a few thousand monthly visitors will all run comfortably on a shared plan, and a bigger server would not make any of them better.

Some work does not suit it. You have outgrown shared hosting if you need root access or software installed at system level, if your application must have processor and memory reserved for it instead of a fair share, or if you run heavy traffic against a large database for long periods. At that point the honest recommendation is a VPS, and we will tell you so instead of selling you a plan that cannot keep up.

Choosing between the three plans

Storage rarely settles it, since most small sites use only part of even the smallest plan. The deciding question is how many separate websites you plan to run, as each one takes up its own slot on your account.

  • Starter, KSh 80 per month or KSh 800 per year, which gives you 5GB of SSD storage and a single website. A good fit for one business site, a blog or a portfolio.
  • Business, KSh 120 per month or KSh 1,200 per year, which gives you 10GB of SSD storage and 2 websites. A good fit if you also run a second site, a staging copy or a side project.
  • Professional, KSh 250 per month or KSh 2,500 per year, which gives you 50GB of SSD storage and 5 websites. Suits agencies, people reselling their own services, and anyone looking after several client sites from one account.

Not sure? Begin with the smallest plan. Moving up takes moments from your dashboard, you are charged only the difference for the remaining time, and no files have to be moved. Starting small costs you nothing, and if it proves to be the wrong call, it is the cheaper one.

The platform behind every plan

The lowest-priced plan runs on exactly the same setup as the highest. Paying less never puts you on a slower tier.

  • LiteSpeed web server. Under the same load it processes PHP considerably faster than Apache, and that accounts for most of the speed you notice on a WordPress site here.
  • SSD storage only. The platform has no mechanical disks at all.
  • DirectAdmin control panel. Manage files, databases, email, subdomains and DNS records, and install WordPress and other applications in one click.
  • Any PHP from 5.6 to 8.3, chosen per site. This is more useful than it might seem. An older application that nobody has updated can stay on the version it needs, rather than failing when PHP moves on.
  • Free SSL with automatic renewal. We issue and renew the certificates for you, so the padlock never lapses without you noticing.
  • Backups every day, held for seven days. They run without you lifting a finger, and we can restore from them when something breaks.

Paying from Kenya, in shillings

Our prices are set and billed in Kenyan Shillings. You do not need a card, nothing is converted between currencies, and your bill does not creep up when the exchange rate shifts, which is what usually frustrates people who pay a host abroad.

Payment is by M-Pesa on Paystack's secure checkout page. Type in your M-Pesa number, confirm the prompt on your phone with your PIN, and your account is created automatically roughly five minutes after the money clears. Nobody needs a screenshot from you, and you are not waiting on office hours. Bank transfer can be arranged on request, and a seven-day money-back guarantee covers you if the service is not what you need.

Bringing an existing site across

We move your site free of charge, and our team does the work. Once you have a plan, open a ticket. We copy over your files, databases and email accounts, then set things up so you can review the site on our servers before anything changes for the public.

You point your domain at us only when you are happy with what you see. Because the new copy is already serving before the domain changes, your visitors notice nothing during the switch. If you prefer, your domain can stay with its current registrar. It does not need to move along with the hosting.

Measured uptime, out in the open

Plenty of hosts print 99.9% on their pages without ever showing a number behind it. We check every service around the clock and publish the results, bad days included. For the past 30 days the figure was 99.92% across 2,563 checks.

This is a measured number, not a sales line, and it will drift up or down a little as events happen. Anyone, customer or not, can look at the current status, past history and any open incident on our status page.

Shared Hosting Questions

Setup is automatic. Once your M-Pesa payment is confirmed, your hosting account is ready within 5 minutes.

Yes, whenever you like, from your client dashboard. You are only charged the prorated difference in price.

Yes. If our service is not right for you, you can ask for your money back within 7 days.

Yes. WordPress, Joomla and other PHP content management systems work on every shared plan we sell.

Payment is made on Paystack's secure checkout page, either by M-Pesa or by card (Visa or Mastercard). If you need to pay by bank transfer, contact support and we can arrange it.

Yes. Moving your website over from your current host costs nothing. Open a support ticket and our team takes care of it.

That depends on the plan you choose: one website on Starter, two on Business and five on Professional. Each additional site needs a domain name of its own, and all of them draw on the same storage and the same control panel in your account.

No. We price hosting and domains separately so that each cost is clear. .co.ke is KSh 1,200 to register and KSh 1,700 a year to renew. A domain you already own can be pointed at your hosting for free.

Yes. Mailboxes such as [email protected] are set up from the control panel. You can read your mail in Roundcube webmail, or connect Outlook, Gmail or your phone over IMAP.

Upgrade from your dashboard and you pay only the difference for the rest of your current term. The change takes effect at once, your renewal date stays the same and there is nothing to migrate or rebuild.

Any version from PHP 5.6 to PHP 8.3, chosen per site in the control panel. This helps if you run an older application that has not been updated: it stays on the version it was built for and keeps working.

Look for yourself. We prefer that to asking you to trust us. All services are tested around the clock, and the results, incidents included, are published at /status.

Still Deciding on a Plan?

Tell us what your site does and we will suggest the plan that fits it.