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What you actually get per hosting account
Nobody in our market publishes their resource limits. We think that is the whole problem.
Search for shared hosting and you will read the word unlimited perhaps forty times before you find a single number. Unlimited storage, unlimited bandwidth, unlimited websites. What is never mentioned is the limit that actually decides whether your site stays up under load: how much CPU you get, how much memory, and how many PHP requests can run at once.
That last one is the quiet killer. It is called entry processes, and when you exceed it your visitors get a 508 error while your CPU sits idle. You will never see it in a comparison table.
Our numbers
Every Unisolva plan states its CPU allocation, physical memory, disk operations per second and concurrent PHP request ceiling. They are on the pricing page, in the same size type as the price.
We publish them for a simple reason: if a plan is not big enough for what you are building, we would rather you knew before you bought it than after your launch day.
Hosting that states its limits
Real numbers on the pricing page, and premium WordPress licences included.