Start with the application
The operating environment comes first. A typical WordPress site needs a compatible PHP and database stack. An ASP.NET application may depend on a particular Windows runtime and SQL Server version. Confirm those dependencies before comparing packages.
Compare more than storage
Look at the number of websites, databases and mailboxes you need. Then consider memory, CPU allowances, storage growth and traffic. A small brochure website and a busy online store can have very different demands even when their files occupy the same amount of space.
Separate included features from options
NETUV’s hosting pages list free SSL certificates, Plesk management and NVMe storage. Daily backups are presented as an optional service. Confirm your backup schedule, retention and restore process before relying on them.
Plan your migration
Inventory the current website, database, email accounts and DNS records. Ask support to agree what will move, how you will test it and when the DNS change should happen. Keep the old service available until the new environment has been verified.
Choose your next step
- WordPress Hosting: a direct starting point for a WordPress website.
- Linux Hosting: a fit for compatible PHP and MySQL applications.
- Windows Hosting: review for ASP.NET and Microsoft database requirements.
- Business Hosting: compare Linux and Windows packages for company websites.
- A server: consider when you need an independent software environment or greater administrative control.