How much web hosting does your website need?
Start with your website count, file and database sizes, and room for growth. Then check the software and workload. A plan’s storage number alone cannot tell you whether the website is a good fit.
Compare your resource needs.
Enter the totals you expect across the whole plan, including planned growth. This helper compares the published numeric allowances; it does not test your website or confirm application compatibility.
The published plan allowances.
| Plan | Websites | NVMe storage | Databases | Monthly price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Launch | 1 | 10 GB | 1 | $5.99 |
| Grow | 3 | 30 GB | 3 | $10.99 |
| Scale | 10 | 75 GB | 10 | $18.99 |
For example, one website using 4 GB and one database fits within Launch’s numeric allowances. Two websites using 18 GB and two databases need at least Grow. Six websites using 45 GB and six databases need at least Scale. In each case, software and workload still need review.
Measure before you estimate.
- Count websites, not pages. A ten-page business website is still one website. Separate sites and installations may have their own resource needs; confirm the intended setup.
- Check files and databases. Use your current hosting panel or ask your developer for actual sizes. Large photo libraries and retained website backups can take significant space.
- Allow for growth. Consider the photos, pages and database records you expect to add. Avoid filling the entire storage allowance on day one.
- Check databases separately. Enough disk space does not increase the number of databases included. Some sites need none; others need one or more.
Storage is only one part of fit.
CPU, memory and network capacity are shared on these plans. A modest-sized application may still have demanding processing or software requirements. Tell us about custom code, scheduled jobs, high activity or unusual integrations before ordering.
Unmetered ordinary website traffic means no monthly data-transfer allowance. It does not mean unlimited computing resources, unlimited storage or a dedicated network speed. These plans are not for bulk email, file storage or video distribution.
Hosting does not automatically include website editing or a managed software and backup process. Decide who will look after the website alongside choosing the resource allowance.