Explainers and comparisons to help you pick the right host before you pay.
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Web hosting is renting space on a server that runs day and night so your site stays reachable. We explain the idea without jargon, the four types, and which one fits a first website.
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Namecheap is the cheapest option in our table at EGP 116/mo, with three plans including a VPS. We explain why its real strength is domains, and when cheap works in your favour and when it does not.
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Seven plans from EGP 244/mo, a 90-day money-back guarantee — the longest on our list — and cPanel on every plan. Reviewed against our live table, with an honest account of who it does not suit.
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Three plans starting at EGP 178/mo, and the real draw is not the price — it is cPanel and live support. We worked out when that is worth paying for, and when it is not.
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Eight cores, 32 GB of RAM and 400 GB of NVMe at EGP 1,169/mo — stronger and cheaper than the top managed cloud tier. But the real question is not about specifications, and we answer it plainly.
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Four cores, 16 GB of RAM and 200 GB of NVMe at EGP 589/mo — beating Cloud Professional, which costs EGP 816. We explain when that gap works in your favour and when it does not.
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Two cores, 8 GB of RAM and 100 GB of NVMe at EGP 429/mo. The point where capability meets price on Hostinger's VPS list — compared head-on with Cloud Startup at almost the same money.
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One vCPU, 4 GB of RAM and 50 GB of NVMe at EGP 319/mo. A full server with root at shared-hosting money — with one condition we spell out before you pay.
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The top managed cloud tier: 6 cores, 12 GB of RAM, 300 GB of NVMe and 300 PHP workers at EGP 1,530/mo. We compared it honestly against KVM servers, and the answer may not please anyone shopping for "the strongest".
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