Shared Web Hosting
The low-cost entry point: a company profile site, a blog or a portfolio on a well-tuned shared server. Free SSL, daily backups and a control panel your team can use.
From a low-cost shared plan for your first website to managed cloud and dedicated servers for a store that cannot afford a slow minute. We size the plan to your actual traffic, migrate you across for free, and answer the phone when something breaks.
Start on the cheapest plan that genuinely fits, and move up only when your traffic says so. Every tier includes SSL, daily backups and the same support team.
The low-cost entry point: a company profile site, a blog or a portfolio on a well-tuned shared server. Free SSL, daily backups and a control panel your team can use.
Your own guaranteed CPU, RAM and NVMe storage on a virtual server you can resize in minutes. The right move once a shared plan starts slowing under real traffic.
A whole machine, nobody else on it. For heavy databases, large catalogues and workloads with compliance rules about who shares the hardware.
Tuned caching, automatic core and plugin updates on a staging copy first, and malware scanning — so the site stays fast and nobody has to remember to patch it.
Mailboxes on your own domain, with spam and virus filtering, proper SPF, DKIM and DMARC records so your invoices stop landing in the customer's junk folder.
Domain registered in your company's name, DNS managed for you, renewals tracked so nobody discovers an expiry the morning a campaign launches.
Free certificates renewed automatically, a firewall in front, DDoS filtering, malware scanning, and backups you can restore yourself without opening a ticket.
We move your site, database, email and DNS across at no charge, scheduled outside your business hours, and we do not switch the DNS until the copy is verified.
Hosting is invisible right up until it is not. Nobody notices a fast, stable server — they only notice the checkout that timed out, the email that went to junk, and the morning the site would not load at all.
Overspending is as common as underspending. We will tell you when:
We right-size the plan against your real traffic, and we will recommend a downgrade when the numbers say so.
The specifications that actually change what your visitors experience — storage type, web server, cache and where the machine physically sits.
The right tier is decided by what the site does, not by how big the company is. A small shop at checkout hour needs more than a large firm's brochure site.
A few pages, modest traffic, no database load worth worrying about. The entry shared plan is genuinely enough, and we will say so.
Company profile, services, contact forms and a news section — plus email on your own domain, which matters more than most owners expect.
Checkout cannot stall and stock cannot go stale. Guaranteed resources, object caching and headroom for the hours when everyone shops at once.
News, magazines and portals where a single popular article can multiply traffic within an hour. CDN in front and a plan that absorbs the spike.
Custom stacks, background jobs, queues and databases that need tuning. Root access, chosen runtime versions and deployment pipelines.
Isolated hardware, documented backup and restore procedures, access logs and a written SLA — the things an auditor asks to see.
Moving a live site is the part that worries people. We copy first, verify on the new server, and only switch the DNS once the copy is proven — outside your business hours.
Your current traffic, the software you run, database size, email volume and where you expect to be in a year. This is what decides the tier — not a sales target.
A specific recommendation with the reasoning attached, plus what the upgrade path looks like so you are never cornered into an emergency migration later.
Server built, control panel and accounts created, SSL issued, PHP and database versions matched to your application, firewall and backup schedule configured.
Files, database, mailboxes and DNS records copied across and tested on a temporary address. The cutover is scheduled at night, and your old host stays live until it succeeds.
Firewall rules, malware scanning, off-site backups with a test restore, and uptime and resource alerts wired to a team that acts on them.
Ongoing patching, monthly resource reports, and a resize when the numbers call for it — up before peak season, and back down afterwards.
Three tiers covering almost every case. Tell us your traffic and what you run, and we will quote the smallest one that comfortably fits — with the upgrade path written down.
For a first website, a company profile, a blog or a portfolio.
For stores and business sites where slow pages cost real money.
For heavy databases, large catalogues and compliance requirements.
CTG builds websites, apps and management software, and hosts them too. When something is slow, the person looking at the server understands the application running on it — which is usually where the problem actually is.
Our recommendation comes from your actual numbers, and includes telling you to spend less when a smaller tier would do the job just as well.
We copy, verify, then cut over outside business hours with your old host still running. If anything looks wrong, we stop and nothing has changed.
Daily copies kept off-site, restorable from your control panel without a support ticket — and we test a restore during onboarding rather than assuming it works.
A slow site is often a plugin, a query or an unoptimised image, not the hardware. Our team can tell you which, because they build these systems too.
Send us your current traffic, what the site runs on and your database size, and we will tell you. As a rough guide: a brochure site or blog is comfortable on shared hosting; a store taking orders daily belongs on a VPS with guaranteed resources; a heavy database, a large catalogue or a compliance requirement points to dedicated. If you are unsure, start smaller — moving up on our infrastructure takes minutes and costs nothing in downtime.
Yes, free of charge, and the answer to downtime should be none that your visitors notice. We copy files, database and mailboxes to the new server, test everything on a temporary address, then change the DNS at night while your old host is still serving. If the verification fails we simply do not cut over, and nothing about your live site has changed.
We host in Vietnam and Singapore, and we choose based on where your visitors are. A Vietnamese customer base is measurably faster served from a local data centre; an audience across Asia or further afield often does better from Singapore with a CDN in front. For sites with data-residency requirements, we confirm the location in writing.
On a VPS or dedicated plan we can add CPU and RAM within minutes without a migration, and a CDN in front absorbs most of a sudden surge before it ever reaches the server. Resource alerts tell us it is happening rather than you discovering it from a customer complaint. If you know a campaign or a sale is coming, tell us beforehand and we will scale up in advance and back down afterwards.
Daily automatic backups kept off the same machine, so a failure of the server does not take the copies with it. You can browse and restore files or a database from your control panel without opening a ticket. During onboarding we run one test restore with you, because a backup nobody has ever restored is an assumption rather than a safeguard.
No, and anywhere that says otherwise is describing a fair-use policy without using the words. There is always a limit on CPU time, concurrent processes, database connections or inodes — you simply meet it as a throttle instead of a bill. We would rather show you the actual numbers your plan includes, so you can tell whether it fits before you sign rather than after.
Send us your current host, your monthly traffic and what the site is built on. Within two working days you will get a written recommendation — which tier fits, what it would cost, and how the migration would run. No obligation, no sales call required.