Web hosting plan guide

Choosing hosting starts with the site you plan to run. A personal site with one domain has different needs from a business hosting several websites. Compare the resources and limits shown in each plan before ordering.

Shared hosting or WordPress hosting?

Shared hosting is a general option for websites using different content management systems. WordPress hosting is intended for WordPress sites and includes the WordPress Toolkit listed on the Starter plan. Choose according to the software you use and the number of sites you need to host.

Compare the limits that affect your site

  • Storage: the plan’s NVMe storage allowance covers website files, databases and mail stored on the account.
  • Monthly bandwidth: compare the stated transfer allowance with your expected visits and media.
  • Website and database limits: check these before planning multiple sites or applications.
  • Email: plans specify either a set number or unlimited email accounts.
  • SSL and backups: free SSL is included across the displayed plans. Weekly backups are listed on selected higher tiers; check the exact plan details.

NetSarthi plan examples

Shared Hosting starts at ₹99 per month with 5 GB storage, 50 GB monthly bandwidth and one website. Standard is ₹199 per month with 15 GB storage and up to three websites. Pro is ₹349 per month with 30 GB storage and up to ten websites. Unlimited Pro is ₹499 per month and lists unlimited storage, bandwidth and websites.

WordPress Hosting starts at ₹149 per month for one WordPress website. The Standard plan is ₹199 per month for up to three websites, while Pro is ₹299 per month for up to six websites. Compare the full feature list and billing terms on the order page before checkout.

Choose for your current needs

Start with the number of websites you need today, then compare storage, bandwidth, email and backup coverage. If you are unsure which plan suits your site, contact NetSarthi before ordering.

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