Get the business online. Keep it online.
Domains, hosting and cloud for American small businesses — provisioned in Atlanta or Seattle, supported around the clock by people who answer.
Four plans. Published limits.
One small site, hosted properly rather than cheaply.
A growing business site, with real mailboxes behind it.
Our most-bought plan. Staging, off-site backups, free domain.
Heavy traffic and many sites, with a dedicated IP included.
Claim the name first.
Registration, transfer and DNS in the same panel as your hosting. Free WHOIS privacy, free DNS, DNSSEC on request.
15 years of not being the cheapest.
Six regions on three continents
Atlanta, Seattle, Amsterdam, London, Mumbai and Bengaluru. Pick the region per service, not per account — and keep data where your regulator wants it.
An architecture desk, not a script
Load balancing, read replicas, failover regions, PCI and GDPR boundaries. Send the diagram; we size it, quote it and then run it.
Security is the default setting
WAF and ModSecurity, account isolation, brute-force protection, 2FA on the client area, DNSSEC, off-site backups. Nothing important lives behind an upsell.
Migration handled by a human
cPanel or FTP, WordPress or a bespoke stack — we copy, test on staging, and cut over on your schedule. Free, and usually inside a day.
We move you. Free, and inside 24 hours.
Send us cPanel or FTP access. We copy files, databases and mail, test on a staging URL, then cut DNS over at a time you choose. No downtime window you didn't approve.
Migration checklist →Security first, not security upsell.
WAF, ModSecurity, brute-force protection, account isolation, 2FA on the client area and free auto-renewing SSL — included on every plan.
What's included →Audited, documented, contractable.
Procurement gets what it asks for: signed SLAs, named escalation contacts, DPAs and a security questionnaire we've answered before.
Referenceable, on request.
We moved eleven client sites and a Woo store in one weekend. The migration team ran the cutover at 2am IST because that is when our traffic dips — nobody asked us to file a change request for it.
The architecture desk pushed back on our first design and proposed a cheaper two-region setup that still met our RPO. That conversation is the reason we consolidated onto iPlusHost.
Twelve client accounts under our own brand, our own nameservers, and support that never once emailed our clients directly. Billing is predictable and the renewal prices are the ones we were quoted.