Flexible cloud hosting for growing workloads.
When shared hosting can't keep up, cloud gives you room to add resources as traffic and your business grow.
Start from a proven build.
Cloud servers are sized and priced to your workload. These are common starting points; we adjust CPU, memory and storage to fit.
- 2 vCPU cores
- 4 GB RAM
- 80 GB SSD storage
- Add resources as you grow
- Snapshots and backups
- 4 vCPU cores
- 8 GB RAM
- 160 GB SSD storage
- Add resources as you grow
- Snapshots and backups
- 8 vCPU cores
- 16 GB RAM
- 320 GB SSD storage
- Load-balancing options
- Snapshots and backups
Need less? Our VPS plans start at $10.95/month.
A step beyond ordinary shared hosting.
Growing websites
Higher-traffic sites that need headroom.
Applications
Business systems and growing apps.
Resource-heavy WordPress
Large stores and busy content sites.
Resource planning
We size CPU, memory and storage with you.
Migration planning
Supported workloads assessed before moving.
Technical consultation
Advice from our Harare team.
Your requirements
The right resources
Your workload across
Plan cloud from the workload backwards.
- Application or website type
- Expected traffic and concurrent users
- CPU and memory needs
- Storage size and growth
- Operating system or software
- Backup and management expectations
Signs you have outgrown shared hosting.
Traffic peaks
Your site slows down during promotions, results day or month-end.
Online stores
WooCommerce with many products, orders or plugins needs steady resources.
Business software
ERPs, booking systems, school portals and APIs that run all day.
Several apps
You want separate environments for live, staging and development.
Cloud FAQ.
Does every website need cloud hosting?
No. Shared hosting is often simpler for a standard business website.
When should I consider cloud?
When your current hosting no longer gives you the resources or flexibility you need.
Can you help me migrate?
Yes. We assess supported workloads before anything moves.
How is cloud hosting priced?
By the resources you need: CPU, memory, storage and backups. Send us your workload and we will quote within one business day.
What is the difference between cloud and VPS?
A VPS is a fixed-size server. Cloud is built to grow: you can add resources as demand rises, with snapshots and backups included.
Can you manage the server for me?
Yes. We can set up, monitor and maintain the environment so your team can focus on the business.