Looking for affordable hosting in Pakistan that doesn’t skimp on power? Here’s a feature-rich plan that many small businesses, agencies, and growing bloggers look for when they want maximum value without moving to VPS.
What you get
- 🔸 Host up to 100 websites
- 🔸 500 GB SSD storage
- 🔸 Unlimited bandwidth
- 🔸 Unlimited email accounts
- 🔸 Up to 50 sub‑domains
- 🔸 Free CDN & SSL Certificate
- 🔸 cPanel + Softaculous
- 🔸 99.9% uptime guarantee
- 🔸 Price 4000 PKR
Why these features matter
- Host up to 100 websites: Perfect for agencies, freelancers, or anyone managing multiple brands or client sites under one account.
- 500 GB SSD storage: SSDs deliver faster load times than HDDs. 500 GB is ample for dozens of WordPress installs, media, and backups.
- Unlimited bandwidth: No hard caps on traffic; good for seasonal spikes. Still, expect “fair use” limits on CPU/RAM/IO.
- Unlimited email accounts: Create separate inboxes per domain/user without extra cost. Check per‑hour send limits to avoid deliverability issues.
- Up to 50 sub‑domains: Useful for staging, regions (pk.brand.com), or microsites (shop.brand.com).
- Free CDN & SSL: CDN speeds up global delivery and DDoS protection; SSL boosts trust, SEO, and security.
- cPanel + Softaculous: Beginner‑friendly management and 1‑click installs for WordPress, WooCommerce, Laravel, and more.
- 99.9% uptime: Roughly 43 minutes of max downtime per month; verify SLA credits and monitoring.
How it compares to typical “cheap hosting”
- Many budget plans cap you at 1–10 websites, ~10–50 GB storage, and limited emails. The spec above is closer to a high‑value shared or reseller‑style plan—ideal if you outgrow basic shared hosting but aren’t ready for VPS.
🔸 Price 4000 PKR
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Key checks before you buy
- Real resource limits: Ask for CPU/RAM/IO/inode limits and email send limits. “Unlimited” usually means “unmetered within fair use.”
- Data center location: Pakistan, the Middle East, or Singapore often gives best latency for local audiences.
- NVMe vs SATA SSD: NVMe is faster; confirm what’s used.
- Backups: Daily/weekly retention and one‑click restores? Off‑site backups are a big plus.
- Support: 24/7 chat/ticket/phone, migration help, and average response times.
- Security: Malware scans, WAF, isolation, and free SSL auto‑renew.
- Uptime SLA: What compensation is offered if 99.9% isn’t met?
- Email deliverability: Shared IP reputation, rDNS, DKIM/SPF/DMARC, or outbound SMTP relays.
Quick setup flow
- Point your domain’s nameservers to the host.
- Use cPanel + Softaculous to install WordPress (or your app).
- Enable the free CDN; turn on “Always Use HTTPS” and issue SSL.
- Switch to PHP 8.x in cPanel, enable OPcache.
- Add a caching plugin (or LiteSpeed Cache if the server supports it).
- Set up automatic backups and test a restore.
- Harden security: change default logins, enable 2FA, add WAF rules.
Performance tips on shared hosting
- Optimize images and enable lazy‑loading.
- Use a lightweight theme and minimal plugins.
- Offload heavy media to CDN/object storage if you start nearing space or IO limits.
- Monitor uptime and speed with tools like UptimeRobot and PageSpeed Insights.
FAQs
- Is “unlimited bandwidth” truly unlimited? It’s unmetered, but high CPU/IO usage can trigger throttling on shared servers.
- How many visitors can it handle? Depends on your site’s optimization and the host’s resource policies. Proper caching helps a lot.
- Can I move sites in easily? Most hosts offer free migrations—confirm the number of sites included.
- Shared vs VPS? Shared is cheapest and managed; VPS gives dedicated resources and more control, but costs more and needs admin skills.
