Shared hosting is a service in which multiple websites share the same server and its resources, such as memory, processing power and disk space. It is a popular and cost-effective solution for smaller websites and blogs.

Shared hosting operates on a single physical server, where resources are shared amongst users; this is cheaper but less efficient. Cloud hosting is based on a network of servers, offering better scalability, stability and resilience, but is usually more expensive.

Cloud hosting is a modern hosting service in which server resources are distributed across multiple interconnected machines (cloud servers). This ensures high availability, flexibility and scalability. Unlike shared hosting, the failure of a single server does not cause downtime, as other servers take over its functions. Cloud hosting is the ideal solution for high-traffic websites or rapidly growing projects, as it allows resources to be scaled up or down quickly depending on current needs.

Yes, in most cases, shared hosting is secure. Our servers are equipped with advanced server-level security mechanisms that effectively protect against threats. However, it is worth remembering that most security issues, such as malware on a shared server, usually stem from user negligence. The most common cause is a failure to regularly update the software on their websites, which creates vulnerabilities that can be exploited by cybercriminals. Keeping your website up to date is a key part of ensuring security.

When choosing a domain name, opt for a short, simple and easy-to-remember name that reflects the theme of your website or your company name. Avoid complicated characters, numbers and hyphens to make it easier for users to type in the address. It’s also worth choosing a popular domain extension, such as .com, .pl or .net, to boost your credibility.