Web hosting for your next chapter

A business website, a WordPress project and a custom application need different foundations. Compare the hosting approaches below before choosing your plan.

Explore the current options

cPanel Hosting

Website hosting with a familiar control panel for day-to-day management.

One-click installation tools
Daily backups listed across the current plans
Plans with different website, database and storage allowances

Before you choose: SSL inclusions vary by plan; compare the current plan details.

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WordPress Hosting

A WordPress-focused option with the software pre-installed and tools for keeping your site protected.

Web application firewall and daily malware scans
Weekly, daily or on-demand backup options depending on plan
Higher-tier options include staging and a content delivery network

Before you choose: The store’s included SSL offer requires an annual plan. Check the current terms and backup frequency for your selection.

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Web Hosting Plus

Hosting with allocated processing and memory resources, managed through a simple control panel.

Plans for multiple sites
Different CPU, memory and storage allocations
Daily backups and included SSL listed in the current plans

Before you choose: Usable storage is reduced by system files. Included SSL is tied to the hosting subscription.

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VPS Hosting

A virtual private server for projects that need server-level access and configuration control.

Full root access
SSD storage
Self-managed options with different CPU and memory allocations

Before you choose: Operating system and control-panel availability vary. Self-managed hosting requires server administration skills; do not assume hands-on management is included.

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Choose with confidence

Match the plan to your website software, storage, traffic and management needs. Check what is included before purchasing extra security or backup services. Keep your existing hosting active until a move has been tested.

Moving an existing website

This checklist replaces the old hosting-transfer guide’s outdated control-panel instructions. Moving your website, transferring domain registration and moving email are separate tasks; you do not necessarily need to do all three.

Confirm that the new plan supports your website software, databases, storage and security requirements.
Make a recoverable backup of site files and databases. Record the existing DNS settings and identify who hosts your email.
Follow the new provider’s current migration instructions. Transfer files and databases securely, then configure the application and HTTPS.
Use the provider’s supported preview method to check pages, images, links and essential transactions before changing the public website destination.
Change only the records needed for the website. Keep store, email and other service records intact unless those services are intentionally being migrated too.
Verify the public site and email after the change. Keep the old hosting and a rollback option until the move is confirmed; do not cancel them simply because a new plan was purchased.

For help planning the move, contact Fundy Tech. For plan-specific procedures, use support through your hosting account.

Current plans live in the store.

These summaries are based on the Fundy Hosting storefront, reviewed 2 November 2026. They are not an automatically synchronised catalogue. For current features, availability, billing currency, renewal prices, taxes and terms, check the linked product page before ordering.

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Continue to use the Fundy Hosting store for your products, account and provider support. This website brings the product guides together under Fundy Tech; it does not move your website or mailbox. CloudAccess customers should continue using their CloudAccess account and support.

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