Your site and your hosting, in the same place.
Fast, isolated, backed-up hosting, managed properly. The same people who built the site are the ones running the server it sits on.
The boring parts, handled.
Every plan runs on the same stack. The tiers differ in room, not in quality: the smallest site sits on the same server, behind the same security, with the same place to go when something needs sorting.
Off-site backups
Databases every night and files every week, copied to Backblaze B2 so a copy always lives somewhere other than the server. Restores are handled for you, and they are part of the plan rather than a paid extra.
Free SSL, always on
Certificates issue and renew themselves. Nothing to buy, nothing to remember, nothing to expire at the worst possible moment.
LiteSpeed web server
Noticeably quicker than stock Apache for WordPress, with caching built in rather than bolted on.
Isolated accounts
CloudLinux keeps every site in its own lane, so a busy neighbour cannot slow you down.
Malware scanning
File changes are watched in real time, so problems get caught early rather than reported to you by a customer.
Free migration
Moving an existing site? It gets copied, checked, and only switched over once it works.
Three sizes. Real numbers.
No “unlimited” anything. Every limit below is the actual limit, and you will hear about it before you get near it. Pay yearly and two months are free.
Starter
One site that needs to be online, fast, and looked after.
or $150 a year, which saves $30
- Disk 5 GB
- Transfer 250 GB
- Websites 1
- Mailboxes 10
- Databases 5
Business
A working site with a shop, a mailing list, or a few years of content behind it.
or $250 a year, which saves $50
- Disk 20 GB
- Transfer 500 GB
- Websites 4
- Mailboxes 25
- Databases 10
Professional
A busy store, a media library that keeps growing, or several sites under one roof.
or $500 a year, which saves $100
- Disk 50 GB
- Transfer 1 TB
- Websites 11
- Mailboxes 50
- Databases 25
Selling teaching resources? Do not pick a plan here: these are empty hosting accounts. The teacher starter store is its own product, also $25 a month, with the store already built.
Every number, in one table.
| Spec | Starter | Business | Professional |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $15 | $25 | $50 |
| Yearly | $150 | $250 | $500 |
| Disk space | 5 GB | 20 GB | 50 GB |
| Monthly transfer | 250 GB | 500 GB | 1 TB |
| Websites | 1 | 4 | 11 |
| Domain aliases | 3 | 5 | 10 |
| Subdomains | 3 | 10 | 20 |
| Databases | 5 | 10 | 25 |
| Mailboxes | 10 | 25 | 50 |
| FTP accounts | 2 | 5 | 10 |
| Off-site backups | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Free SSL | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Free migration | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Five layers. You only ever see the top one.
Hosting is mostly things you should never have to think about. Here is the whole stack, top to bottom, so you know what you are actually paying for.
Your site
WordPress, WooCommerce, your theme, your plugins, your content. Yours: you can take it and go at any time.
LiteSpeed and caching
The web server that answers when somebody types your address. Faster than stock Apache for WordPress, with page caching built in.
CloudLinux, your own lane
Every account gets fenced-off CPU and memory. The busy site next door is somebody else’s problem, not yours.
The safety net
Backups copied off-site to Backblaze B2, SSL that renews itself, and real-time malware scanning watching for file changes.
Us
The server is ours to run and the account is ours to fix. No host blaming the developer, no developer blaming the host. Same phone number for both.
The four layers under your site are identical on every plan. The tiers only change how much room your site gets.
Switching hosts without the bad weekend.
The reason most people stay somewhere they dislike is the move. It is included, and it is four steps. Your site keeps serving from the old host until the last one.
We take a copy
Files, database, email. Nothing changes at your current host, and the site stays up the whole time.
We stand it up here
Your site runs on a temporary address on our server, and we click through it properly. Forms, checkout, logins.
You look at it
You get the link. Nothing is switched until you have seen it working and said go.
We point the domain
DNS moves across, SSL reissues, and the old copy stays put for a fortnight in case anybody wants it.
What you won’t be told.
Most hosting pages are written to make comparison hard. Here is the version that isn’t.
That anything is “unlimited”
It never is. Every plan above lists a real number, and if your site starts pushing it you will get an email before it becomes a problem, not after.
That the first year price is the price
What you pay in month one is what you pay in year three. No introductory rate that quietly doubles on renewal.
That you are locked in
Month to month if you want it. If you leave, you get a full backup and help loading it wherever you are going next.
That this is enterprise infrastructure
It is good shared hosting, properly managed, on a well-run network. If your project genuinely needs a dedicated server, you will be told that instead of sold this.
The things people actually ask.
Can you move my existing site over?
Yes, and it is included. The site is copied to the new server and tested on a temporary address, and your domain only points across once it is working properly. In most cases there is no downtime at all.
Where do I go when something breaks?
One place: hello@upatlast.com. No queue, no chatbot, no tier-one script, and no being handed between a host and a web designer who blame each other.
Do I have to buy my domain from you?
No. Keep your domain wherever it is. You will get the exact settings to change, or a walk through it on a call.
What if I pick the wrong plan?
Move up or down whenever you like. Changes take effect immediately and the billing is prorated, so you are never paying for room you do not use.
How often are backups taken?
Databases every night and files every week, both copied off the server to Backblaze B2. If you delete something you needed, ask and it gets restored. That is part of the plan, not a paid extra.
Does hosting include site changes?
Hosting covers the server, the platform and keeping it running properly. Building or changing the site is separate work, quoted up front and never billed as a surprise.
Not sure which one?
Tell us what the site does and roughly how much traffic it sees. We will say which tier fits, including when the answer is the cheapest one.