When you’re just getting started, shared hosting is an excellent, affordable choice. Making the most cost-effective choice is a wise business move when starting out on the internet or when updating an existing presence till your website gains traction. Shared Hosting is ideal for you if you don’t require particular setups or software.

Shared Hosting is a well-liked, budget-friendly entry-level web hosting service that’s frequently alluring to small and medium-sized organizations, blogs, portfolios, and websites with average traffic levels. A huge server and its resources, such as storage, bandwidth, and disk space, are shared by a number of websites with shared hosting. BITs is in charge of all server care and maintenance when using shared hosting.

Totally. We are aware that long-term website growth is undoubtedly your main objective. For you, we desire that! You can upgrade to a plan with more bells, whistles, and performance power when your site’s traffic peaks during rush hour, is overflowing with content, or simply needs more cutting-edge tech and features. While shared hosting is a sensible, cost-effective choice for beginners, a site with a lot of material and high traffic may need a larger-scale plan, which includes more server space, resources that are specifically allocated to it, more sophisticated protection, and faster speeds.

It’s time to think about upgrading your site and selecting a more suitable hosting plan if you notice decreased site performance or a lack of necessary space or resources. BITs provides a plan that is precisely adapted to your website’s present size. Your needs are what we adjust to. Do you need to upgrade? Talk to us

We care about safety big time — and so do your site’s visitors. With a Shared Hosting account, you get an SSL Certificate for free to add to your site. In this day and age, having an SSL for your site is a no-brainer best practice. Not only does an SSL help your visitors feel safe interacting with your site — this is particularly important if you run an e-commerce site — but it avoids penalizations you might otherwise earn from search engines without one.

No website wants an “unsafe” or “insecure” label to bruise their reputation. While an SSL certificate isn’t an end-all, be-all defense against internet baddies, it’s certainly a great first step in the right direction to put your site visitors at ease.

BITs servers and network equipment are located in BITs data centers. This is a large network of data centers in different parts of the United States, Canada, Germany, India, Singapore, Turkey, and the Nederlands. They meet the high demands for reliability and security at the Tier 3 level.