entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs
Start with the name, the website, and a recoverable publishing workflow. Use managed shared hosting unless the product itself requires a custom runtime or persistent service.
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Hosting and infrastructure by audience
The same product can be appropriate for one team and risky for another. These guides map common situations to managed shared hosting, unmanaged VPS, or a requirements-first conversation.
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Different operating contexts
Managed or unmanaged
No unlisted assumptions
Guidance available now
The decision underneath every guide
Managed platform or unmanaged server?
Choose from the work your team is prepared to perform after launch—not from company size or a generic “business hosting” label.
Lower operations
Managed shared hosting
Use the supported hosting platform for conventional websites and applications.
- WordPress, WooCommerce, and conventional PHP
- No root access or custom services required
- The team maintains the application, not Linux
Full server responsibility
Unmanaged KVM VPS
Use server control for custom runtimes, containers, and persistent services.
- A technical owner is assigned to Linux
- Monitoring, backups, and recovery are designed
- Root access is worth the operational scope
Establish and evolve a public presence
Start small without losing ownership
These guides emphasize low operational overhead, controlled accounts, clean handoffs, and separating a conventional website from a custom application.
small businesses
Small Businesses
Use a managed hosting platform for the public site, keep domain and recovery ownership clear, and reserve VPS for custom applications with a real server operator.
View the decision guide →startups
Startups
Use managed hosting for the public website and unmanaged VPS only when the product needs a custom runtime—and when someone on the team owns production operations.
View the decision guide →Build and operate custom software
Use server control with the responsibility visible
These guides focus on reproducible infrastructure, process ownership, customer-impact monitoring, deployments, data protection, and clean-host recovery.
developers
Developers
Bitfoo VPS provides KVM isolation, defined resources, NVMe storage, and server controls. The runtime, proxy, data services, deployments, security, monitoring, and backups remain yours.
View the decision guide →SaaS companies
SaaS Companies
A Bitfoo VPS can run the application stack, but the team must design availability, deployments, data protection, observability, security, and recovery beyond the existence of one server.
View the decision guide →Manage across clients or organizational requirements
Make ownership, handoff, and fit explicit
Agencies need separable client environments and documented offboarding. Enterprise teams need a candid review of requirements beyond the published product boundary.
agencies and freelancers
Agencies & Freelancers
Use managed shared hosting for conventional client sites, keep domains and critical accounts clearly owned, and reserve VPS for projects with a contracted server-operations scope.
View the decision guide →enterprise teams
Enterprise
Standard Bitfoo products may support bounded enterprise workloads, but architecture, compliance, availability, procurement, access, and support requirements must be reviewed before assuming fit.
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