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From your first website to a growing application, find a practical place to start. Explore web hosting, WordPress and server plans by resources, management and price.

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Hosting services since 2005Website management with cPanel24/7 technical support

A starting point for your project

Web hosting and server plans

Web Hosting

Publish a business website or blog without managing the server operating system.

Mercury Web Hosting

$0.99/mo
CPU
1 Core
RAM
1 GB
Websites
1
Panel
cPanel
Web hosting plans

WordPress Hosting

Choose resources for one WordPress website, its theme and the plugins you use.

WordPress Mercury

$1.49/mo
CPU
3 Core
RAM
3 GB
Websites
1
Panel
cPanel
WordPress plans

WooCommerce Hosting

Plan resources for your store’s product catalogue, shopping cart and checkout.

E-Commerce Hosting 3

$2.99/mo
CPU
8 Core
RAM
8 GB
Websites
1
Panel
cPanel
WooCommerce plans

VDS Virtual Servers

Choose resources for applications that need operating-system and software control.

DC VDS 1

$4.79/mo
CPU
1 Core
RAM
2 GB DDR4
Storage
40 GB NVMe SSD
VDS server plans

Cloud Servers

Match CPU, memory and storage options to the requirements of your workload.

DC CLOUD 1

$29.99/mo
CPU
16 Cores
RAM
32 GB RAM
Storage
240 GB STORAGE
Cloud server plans

Managed Servers

Choose server resources and agree on the maintenance and operating tasks you need.

DC MGMT 1

$17.96/mo
CPU
1 Core
RAM
2 GB DDR4
Storage
40 GB SSD
Managed server plans

Monthly starting prices. The billing period and total are shown in the order summary. See all plans and pricing

Start with your domain

Find the right name for your business

Check domain availability and explore registration, renewal and transfer options.

Ready to launch

Plan beyond the hosting package.

A dependable website starts with suitable resources, regular maintenance and a recovery plan. Consider these three decisions together when choosing your service.

Hosting performance starts with the bottleneck

A slow page does not always need more RAM. Image size, caching, plugins and database queries all affect response time. Measure the page first. If you are reaching account resource limits, compare plans with more CPU and memory.

Explore higher hosting resources

Connect your domain, website and email

DNS records direct visitors and email to the right services; registering a domain does not configure those services on its own. When moving providers, list your A/AAAA, MX and email authentication records, then test website access and email delivery after the change.

Business email options

Plan the restore as well as the backup

Know the recovery date available for your files and database, where the copies are stored, and who will restore them. Take a copy before major changes and test recovery in a separate environment. If you need server administration, define those responsibilities at the start.

Review server management scope

Choose your service

Web hosting or a virtual server?

Start with the level of control your application needs. Then consider resources and day-to-day management together.
ServiceA good fit forManagement approach
Web HostingBusiness websites, blogs and projects managed through a hosting panelManage websites, email and databases through cPanel.
WordPress HostingA website built with WordPress themes and pluginsHosting the site and maintaining WordPress, themes and plugins are separate tasks.
VPS / VDSCustom software, application services and operating-system controlYou manage the operating system, applications and your data protection plan.
Managed ServersServer resources with help for agreed operating tasksUpdates, monitoring and recovery tasks depend on the agreed service scope.
Dedicated ServersWorkloads requiring the resources of a physical machineSelect hardware, operating system, licences and software management for your needs.

Getting started and moving

Move to your next platform with a plan

  1. Define what you need

    Consider your sites, software, data size and management needs together. If you need help moving, agree on the migration scope for your service.

  2. Prepare the new environment

    Take current copies of your files and databases. Prepare the application, email and DNS records, then check how they work in the new environment.

  3. Test before you go live

    Test the website, forms and checkout where applicable. Monitor the result after the DNS change and maintain your backup plan.

Customer reviews on Trustpilot
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“I have been using DCHost services for almost a year. They offer excellent quality and speed, all at a very reasonable price. Excellent support and uptime.”

Ali RazmjooTrustpilot · Feb 2025

“Professional service at a decent price. DCHost is really one of the best hostings I’ve ever worked with — professional team, professional support.”

Shahab SLTrustpilot · Jul 2024

“One of the best sites where I could buy a Turkish server is DCHost; they have very good support and they answer your questions and requests well.”

Mohsen PirveisiTrustpilot · Jul 2024

Choosing hosting and servers

Should I start with web hosting or a VDS?

Web hosting is a practical starting point for publishing a website without managing an operating system. Consider a VDS when your application needs custom software, services or operating-system configuration.

Explore web hosting
How is WooCommerce hosting different from WordPress hosting?

WooCommerce is a store application that runs on WordPress. Consider the resources needed for checkout, shopping carts, product search and background tasks as well as your themes and plugins.

Explore WooCommerce hosting
Do the VPS and VDS plans use different resources?

DCHost’s VPS and VDS pages use the same virtual server catalogue. Compare CPU, RAM, storage and management scope before the product name. The listed hypervisor network uplink is shared.

Compare virtual server resources
How can I get help moving my website?

Share your current panel, number of sites, data size and email requirements with our team. Agree on the scope of assisted migration and test the new environment before changing DNS.

Discuss your migration

Let’s find the right service for your project

Tell us about your website or application and the management help you need. We can discuss the plan and service scope that fit.

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