Compare provider types, pick a fit for your size and move without losing data.
Choosing a cloud host is rarely a one-time decision. Teams outgrow starter plans, discover that a bill is higher than expected, or need a feature their current provider does not offer. This section helps you compare the main kinds of providers, decide what fits a small team versus a growing one, and recognize the signals that it is time to move.
The migration guides walk through the practical work: inventorying what you run, copying data safely, testing before cutover, lowering DNS time-to-live values, and keeping a rollback path. They are written for business owners and non-specialist IT managers as well as engineers.
The comparison page summarizes provider categories side by side. It compares types of services and the trade-offs between them, not individual prices, because prices and plan names change frequently. Read the guides first, then use the comparison table to narrow your shortlist and check each candidate's current terms directly.
Alternatives and Migration
How cloud hosting needs differ for solo owners, small teams and growing companies, with stage-by-stage setups, cost ranges and signs it is time to upgrade.
Alternatives and Migration
Compare the main categories of cloud hosting providers, their pricing styles, strengths and trade-offs, and learn how to build a shortlist for your business.
Alternatives and Migration
Understand how cloud, VPS, shared and dedicated hosting differ in price, performance and control, with a decision table and examples for U.S. small businesses.
Alternatives and Migration
A step-by-step migration plan for moving a website or application to cloud hosting, covering inventory, backups, testing, DNS cutover, rollback and cost.
Alternatives and Migration
Learn the signs that it is time to change cloud hosting providers, how to weigh switching costs against savings, and when staying put is the smarter choice.
