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Shared and managed web hosting is the simplest way to put a website, blog, portfolio or e-commerce shop online without touching sysadmin. The host runs the server, security, updates and backups. You manage your site through a control panel (cPanel, Plesk) with one-click installs for WordPress, PrestaShop or Magento.
Shared hosting works fine up to ~10,000 visitors/month. Beyond that, or with heavy plugins, a managed VPS brings performance and stability. For e-commerce shops, a dedicated VPS is recommended from day one.
Managed WordPress (Kinsta, WP Engine, o2switch) costs more but bundles optimised caching, automatic updates, staging and backups - you save time and reduce risk. Worth it as soon as the site is business-critical.
WordPress is the most flexible with a huge ecosystem. Webflow excels at design with integrated hosting. Wix and Squarespace are the simplest but most limited. Pick based on the flexibility/simplicity trade-off you need.
