Domains & Hosting
Domain names and website hosting are key to a website’s success, allowing businesses to establish an online presence and make their sites accessible worldwide. Choosing the right domain and hosting provider is crucial for your website’s performance, speed, security, and overall brand reputation.
Understanding website domains
A website domain is the address users type to access a website, like “example.com.” It’s a unique, easy-to-remember name that replaces complex IP addresses. A domain has two parts: the name (like “example”) and the extension (like “.com.” . Domains are registered through registrars and represent your online identity.
Key features of our service:
- We provide responsive 24/7 support
- Ultrafast server setup
- All the latest technologies integrated
- SSL certificate, putting your site’s safety first
- Discover your perfect domain
- All domain TLDs registered
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- Turn your idea into a reality
Difference between a website and a domain
A website is a collection of web pages and content stored on a server, accessible via the internet. A domain, however, is the address (URL) that directs users to that website. In short, the domain is the name that leads to where your website’s files are stored, while the website is the content users see and interact with.
What is hosting?
Hosting, or web hosting, is the service of storing and providing access to websites on a server connected to the internet. When your website is hosted, its files are stored on a server that delivers the content to users’ browsers when they type in your domain name.
How does hosting work?
Hosting works by storing your website’s files on a server that’s always online. When someone enters your domain name in their browser, the browser requests the website from the server. The server then sends the website’s files back to the browser, which assembles and displays the site. There are various types of hosting, like shared hosting, VPS hosting, dedicated hosting, and cloud hosting, each offering different levels of performance, control, and cost. The right choice depends on your website’s size, traffic, and specific needs.