Hosting Package Comparison

Through a number of hosting packages, SiteGround provides web site hosting for:

• Joomla;
• WordPress;
• Magento;
• Drupal,
• WooCommerce;
• Prestashop;

• Shared Server Hosting
  • StartUp;
  • GrowBig;
  • GoGeek;

• Cloud Hosting
  • Entry;
  • Business;
  • Business Plus;
  • Super Power;

• Dedicated Server Hosting
  • Entry Server;
  • Power Server;
  • Super Power Server;

• Enterprise Hosting
  • Bespoke / Custom-made;

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Shared Server Hosting

The preferred Joomla!^® hosting provider of usingjoomla.com provides three shared server hosting package options:

StartUp;

GrowBig;

GoGeek;

Which package you select depends on your website hosting requirements.

Each hosting package in-a-nutshell:

StartUp: This hosting package option gives you all the hosting essentials you would require for a "getting started" website or an average sized blog or personal website.

GrowBig: This hosting package would be suitable if you require more resources than a StartUp package, or a greater degree of features.GrowBig package would be suitable for a single more heavily visited website or multiple average sized websites. Ideal for people who want to host multiple sites in one hosting account.

GoGeek: If you have a resource-intensive or heavily-visited website GoGeek would be a good choice. GoGeek customers are hosted on a server with fewer customers - therefore fewer customers share the available resources - meaning each customer is able to utilise a greater proportion of those resources. The GoGeek package is ideal for eCommerce websites because the server is PCI compliant.

Below we show you a more detailed comparison table of SiteGround's shared server packages.

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Cloud Hosting Server

There are four pre-configured Cloud hosting packages:

• Entry
• Business
• Business Plus
• Super Power

Below is a feature comparison table showing the difference between each of those four pre-configured packages.

Not see what you want in the above Cloud packages ?

You can also build your own custom cloud by choosing between the minimum and maximum CPU Cores, Memory (RAM), and SSD (Solid State Drive) size - the cost per month / year will depend on how much you need / choose of each feature.

What is more important to you ? CPU cores ? Memory (RAM) ? or perhaps SSD size ? Or a combination of any two of those ?

Below we show 4 examples of what you can achieve through custom cloud - the number of possibilities are enormous.

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Dedicated Servers

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Enterprise Hosting

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