Who is Bitfoo for?
Most hosting companies sell you the same plans regardless of what you're actually building. A freelancer managing client sites has different needs than a startup preparing for their first launch, or a developer who wants root access and hardware specs they can actually verify. Find the context that fits yours.
You're building something from scratch and need infrastructure that stays out of the way - not another thing to manage.
Your business needs a professional web presence without an IT department to maintain it.
You want root access, real hardware specs, and a provider that doesn't oversell shared resources.
You're managing infrastructure for multiple clients and need one account that handles all of it cleanly.
Your product can't afford downtime or unpredictable costs. Dedicated resources, no shared pool contention.
You need to launch fast and scale your infrastructure without migrating to a new provider every time you grow.
You need dedicated resources, a real SLA, and people to talk to - not a ticket queue.
Common questions
Which hosting plan is right for me if I'm just starting out?
For most people launching their first site — a portfolio, a new business, or a personal project — shared web hosting is the right starting point. It covers the essentials: reliable uptime, fast NVMe SSD storage, and a site that loads quickly without any server management on your end. If your needs grow, moving to a VPS plan is straightforward.
What's the difference between shared hosting and VPS hosting?
With shared hosting, your site runs alongside other accounts on the same server — resources are pooled, costs are lower, and the platform is managed for you. With VPS hosting, you get dedicated resources: a fixed allocation of CPU, RAM, and NVMe SSD storage that isn't shared with anyone. VPS is the right choice when you need predictable performance, root access, or are running applications that shared hosting can't accommodate.
Do I need a VPS for a WordPress site?
Usually no. Shared hosting on LiteSpeed with NVMe SSD storage handles WordPress well — including busy sites. Most WordPress installations run comfortably on the Business or Pro shared plan. VPS becomes relevant when you need custom server software, root access, or dedicated resources that shared hosting limits can't accommodate.
Can I host more than one website on a single plan?
Yes — the Business plan supports up to 10 sites and the Pro plan supports unlimited sites. The Starter plan covers one site. All plans are reseller-capable, so agencies managing client sites can run multiple accounts from one place.
What if my requirements change after I sign up?
You can move between shared hosting plans, or from shared hosting to VPS, at any time from your client portal. There's no penalty for upgrading and no lengthy migration process when moving within the same platform.
Is Bitfoo suitable for e-commerce sites?
Yes. Shared hosting supports WooCommerce, Magento, and other e-commerce platforms via one-click install. For high-traffic or heavily customised stores, a VPS plan provides dedicated resources and full control over the server environment.
Not sure which plan fits your situation? The pricing page has full specs for every plan - or get in touch if you'd like to talk it through.