Hosting for beginners
Hosting for beginners, which package is best for your needs and help on how to get started.
Kiriix Limited
Innovative Internet Solutions
What type of web hosting do I need?
Our web hosting is available in two types – shared hosting and dedicated hosting. The basic difference between the two is that in shared hosting you will have to share server space with other users; this option is used by most people as the costs are lower. While, in dedicated hosting, you get an entire server dedicated to your website, albeit at a higher price. This option is highly advisable for website owners who cannot afford even a few seconds of lapse in their services. Comprehensive Ecommerce portals or highly secure banking sites, etc., usually opt for dedicated servers.
Starter hosting packages.
Do you know that Kiriix hosting packages start from as low as £19.99 per year? With our budget starter 50 package, you can host your website and be up and running within no time at all.
If you are looking for something a little bit more advance or with more feature and interested in a blog site then the Starter 200 is a great place to start. Which this package you be able to have your own blog site, you can install Wordpress with just a few click from your cPanel.
Do you want to start your own little website?
Anybody out there who is new to the internet and is thinking of creating a web site for them self the Kiriix has the answer.
Do you want to start your own little website or perhaps you have seen all the blogs around these days and thought – I would like one of those? Once set-up you will be able to record your daily thoughts and opinions on the world wide web.
Are you afraid that it is too difficult to start and that you will not be able to do it on your own? Fear not, it is easier than you think. Kiriix can start you off on the right track, you will be able to have it sorted within a day even if you are a beginner.
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