Read plan comparisons for the figures that will actually constrain you.
WHAT ACTUALLY MATTERS
Number of websites allowed Disk space, remembering email shares it Inode or file count allowance, which many accounts hit before disk space Monthly bandwidth CPU, memory and entry-process allowances Number of databases and email accounts
WHAT MATTERS LESS THAN IT APPEARS
Long feature lists of things every plan includes Headline bandwidth figures, which few small sites approach Marketing language about speed, which depends far more on your site than on the plan
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF
How many sites, now and in a year How image-heavy is the site Will it be a shop, which is considerably more demanding How much email will accumulate
THE PRACTICAL APPROACH
Start on a plan that comfortably fits today, knowing you can upgrade without downtime or migration. Over-buying at the start rarely pays.
If two plans look similar and you cannot tell them apart, open a Sales ticket describing your site and we will tell you which fits.
