SSH ONE
For one primary website
VAT applied where legally required.
- 1 website
- 10 mailboxes
- 5 GB NVMe storage
- 25 GB monthly bandwidth
- 5 databases
VPS-grade shared hosting
Three professionally managed hosting plans for UK businesses, agencies and developers. Every package includes SSH access, NVMe storage, website and email tools, and a straightforward route to more isolated infrastructure when the workload grows.
Published pricing
All three packages use the same professional hosting foundation. The difference is the number of websites, mailboxes, databases and storage available to the account.
SSH ONE
For one primary website
VAT applied where legally required.
SSH TWO
For growing organisations and agencies
VAT applied where legally required.
SSH THREE
For larger multi-site portfolios
VAT applied where legally required.
Fair use: “Unlimited” supports normal website, application and mailbox use. It is not intended for unrelated bulk storage, public file mirrors or workloads that materially affect other customers. Read the fair-use policy.
More capable than basic shared hosting
Traditional entry-level hosting often restricts command-line access and provides limited visibility into deployment. BLCS SSH hosting is designed for customers who need practical control without taking on responsibility for an entire virtual server.
Choosing the right level
Best for websites and smaller applications that need SSH, email and a managed platform without server administration.
Best when an application needs isolated resources, custom services, root-level flexibility or a separately managed operating system.
Best for sustained high demand, specialist hardware, large storage, multi-service architecture or advanced resilience requirements.
Shared hosting questions
Yes. SSH is a defining part of the three VPS-grade shared hosting plans, subject to account security and acceptable use.
The displayed prices are the standard monthly prices for these packages. Any annual-payment offer or promotion will be stated separately at order.
No. It means there is no routine fixed quota for normal use within the fair-use policy. Sustained resource-heavy workloads require isolated infrastructure.
Migration can be included or quoted after the current website, database, email and DNS requirements are reviewed.
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