Web Hosting Plus starting at
₹249/mo

Web Hosting Plus is Web Hosting (cPanel), but with the power and resources of a private server without the need for a server administrator. Otherwise it's the same cPanel experience as shared hosting.

Shared hosting is an inexpensive way to get your sites up on the web. A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is more powerful, but costs more than shared hosting, and requires experience with server administration.

Web Hosting Plus is a balance between the two, offering the power of a VPS with the ease of shared hosting.

Because shared hosting websites share the same resources, to ensure best performance for all sites we have resource usage limits for CPU, RAM, I/O, inodes and entry processes.

Note: Specific limits vary depending on your Web Hosting plan level.

CPU (Central Processing Unit)

CPU represents the number of central processing units (cores) available to your account. If your site uses a database, gets lots of traffic, relies on scripts (such as PHP), or uses many resource-intensive add-ons (like themes and plugins), increasing your available CPU will enhance your site performance.

RAM (Random Access Memory)

RAM is your Web server's most crucial memory. Site data in RAM loads the most quickly, and having more RAM prevents your CPU from having to retrieve data from the hard disk as often. Increasing a server's RAM will increase your site's overall performance.

Input/Output (I/O)

I/O represents the speed of data transfer between the hard disk and the RAM. If you've reached your I/O limit, the site "hangs" while it waits for the data transfer to complete. Generally, sites that read and write a lot of data (like streaming media or accessing a database), benefit most from I/O enhancements.

Files (Inodes)

File Usage counts the number of inodes (roughly equal to the number of files plus the number of directories, including emails and email folders) in an account. When you approach the maximum number of inodes for your account, you may see issues with disk space. Adding more inodes is a simple way to solve the problem.

Entry Processes

Entry processes are the number of connections your account can process simultaneously. This includes site visitors, data delivery via HTTP, SSH data transfer, or Cron jobs. If your site generates a lot of 508 (Resource Limit Reached) errors, upgrading the available number of entry processes makes these errors occur less often.

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When increasing resources doesn't help

If there's an engineering problem with your site — such as a runaway script, a poorly configured plug-in, or a process creating too many files or directories — adding resources may help but won't fix the underlying problem. If you continue to see errors after upgrading, please contact Expert Services for professional help.

No, it is technically a Managed VPS with a simplified interface. It sits in the sweet spot between Shared Hosting and a Dedicated Server.

It provides you with the guaranteed resources (RAM/CPU) of a VPS, but GoDaddy manages the operating system and security for you.

Resources are allocated separately because this plan uses Containerization Technology.

In standard shared hosting, all users share a pool of RAM and CPU. If one user gets a traffic spike, your site slows down (the "noisy neighbor" effect).

In Web Hosting Plus, your 16 vCPUs and 32GB RAM (Expand Plan) are reserved 100% for you. Even if other users on the server are busy, your resources remain untouched and available for your high-traffic needs.

No, Web Hosting Plus does not include Root Access. It is designed for users who want power without the complexity of server administration.

Yes! With the Expand Plan, you can host up to 200 websites. All websites under the account will share the massive 32GB RAM and 16 vCPUs allocated to your plan.