Web Hosting Services — Shared, VPS, VDS, Dedicated, WordPress & n8n

Overview

Offshore Hosting offers six hosting services, each built for a different stage and a different kind of workload. This page compares them. Every service has its own page with a full resource table, included-versus-excluded services, management boundaries, setup process, migration conditions and upgrade path.

Prices on this page are placeholders until confirmed by the owner.

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Shared hosting

Shared hosting is the simplest way to put a website online. Your site shares a server with other accounts, and we manage the server for you. It suits brochure sites, blogs and small business sites with modest traffic. You get a control panel, email, databases and one-click installers [TO BE CONFIRMED] without touching a command line.

Choose shared hosting when you want the lowest effort and lowest cost, and your site fits comfortably within shared limits. Full details: Shared Hosting.

WordPress hosting

WordPress hosting is shared-style hosting tuned for WordPress: a WordPress-ready stack, caching, and support for the WordPress application. It suits blogs, business sites, membership sites and WooCommerce stores. If your store grows past what a shared environment handles comfortably, the upgrade path is a VPS.

Choose WordPress hosting when your site runs on WordPress and you want it managed. Full details: WordPress Hosting.

VPS hosting

A virtual private server gives you your own virtual machine with root access, your choice of operating system, and resources that scale. It suits custom applications, APIs, staging environments, and sites that have outgrown shared hosting. You install what you need and control the stack.

Choose a VPS when you need root access, a custom stack, or room to grow. Full details: VPS Hosting.

VDS hosting

A virtual dedicated server is a virtual machine with dedicated resources allocated to it. The exact definition — what is dedicated, what is shared, and what isolation is guaranteed — follows provider policy and is [TO BE CONFIRMED]. We do not claim isolation characteristics that have not been verified.

Choose a VDS when your workload needs predictable, dedicated resources without a whole physical machine. Full details: VDS Hosting.

Dedicated hosting

A dedicated server is a whole physical machine for one customer. It suits high-traffic sites, large stores, busy applications and business platforms where performance and control matter most. You choose the hardware configuration and manage it yourself, or buy a managed option where offered.

Choose dedicated hosting when a virtual machine is no longer enough. Full details: Dedicated Hosting.

n8n hosting

n8n hosting is a managed n8n instance for automation: workflows, webhooks, scheduled jobs and integrations between your tools. It includes persistent storage, HTTPS, credential storage that survives restarts, and backup recovery options. It runs separately from your web hosting so automation load never slows your site.

Choose n8n hosting when your business depends on automation running reliably in the background. Full details: n8n Hosting.

How to choose

• First website or blog: shared hosting.
• WordPress or WooCommerce: WordPress hosting.
• Custom app, API or root access: VPS.
• Predictable dedicated resources: VDS.
• Whole machine, maximum control: dedicated.
• Automation and integrations: n8n hosting.

If two services both seem to fit, the cheaper managed option is usually the right starting point — upgrading later is a normal, supported path.

What is included and excluded

Every plan page lists included and excluded services explicitly. In general: the server, network and control panel are ours to provide; your website’s code, content and application configuration are yours. Backups, SSL, email and migration assistance vary by plan and are listed per plan — with placeholders where unconfirmed.

Management boundaries

Managed plans mean we handle the operating system, security updates and server software. Unmanaged plans mean you handle them. The boundary for each service is written on its plan page, because it differs between services and between managed and unmanaged options. Never assume a plan is managed — check the page.

Setup and migration

New services are provisioned after payment is confirmed. Provisioning times vary by service and are [TO BE CONFIRMED] per plan. Migration assistance is available for existing sites; conditions, scope and any fee are listed on each plan page. DNS is switched only after the migrated site is tested.

Upgrade path

The normal upgrade path is: shared → WordPress or VPS → VDS → dedicated, with n8n hosting running alongside any of them. Upgrades move your data to the new plan; downgrades are possible where the smaller plan can hold your data. Upgrade and downgrade conditions are on each plan page.

Frequently asked questions

Can I start small and upgrade later?
Yes. Upgrading is a supported path on every service, and your site does not need to be rebuilt.

What is the difference between a VPS and a VDS?
Both are virtual machines with root access. A VDS is positioned as having dedicated resources; the exact definition and isolation guarantees follow provider policy and are [TO BE CONFIRMED] on the VDS page.

Do you manage the server for me?
On managed plans, yes. On unmanaged plans, no. Check the management boundary on the plan page you are considering.

Can I host more than one website?
That depends on the plan. Domain and site limits are listed in each plan’s resource table.

Do plans include backups?
Backup inclusion, frequency and retention vary by plan and are [RESOURCE — TO BE CONFIRMED] where not yet verified. Check the plan page.

Where are your servers located?
[TO BE CONFIRMED]. Regions will be listed per plan once verified.

Related guides

• How to choose between shared hosting and a VPS
• WordPress hosting vs shared hosting: what actually differs
• Moving a website to a new host without downtime
• n8n self-hosting: what persistent storage and backups really mean

Get started

Pick a service above and read its plan page, or see all prices in one place on Pricing. For a project that does not fit a standard plan, contact sales — details [TO BE CONFIRMED].