Quick Host Plesk Windows Power, £ 9.99/mo. on Windows Shared

Plesk Windows Power has been updated on April 8, 2025 (added May 16, 2024), Aggregate Rating (10 out of 10 from 1 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	10
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire Transfer
🔨 Control Panel :	Plesk
🔧 Category :	BackupAdult HostingGame HostingDNSGreen HostingSeo HostingWordpressSelf ManagedFully ManagedSemi ManagedE-CommerceOffshore
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
Other special features :	Free Backups 4 Times Per Day!
🌏 Server Locations :	United Kingdom
⚑ Targeting :	IN UK US

See also initial Plesk Windows Power plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

QuickHost (QuickHostUK Limited) is a UK hosting company that feels closer to a compact infrastructure operator than a generic budget provider. They run their own ISO-certified data centre in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, and most of their services are built directly on top of that facility: classic shared hosting, reseller platforms, Linux and Windows VPS, high-availability cloud setups, dedicated servers, and a fairly serious colocation and rack space offering for customers who bring their own hardware.

The brand has been active under the QuickHost name since 2012. Over time they have moved from straightforward web hosting into a full stack of services: domain registration, web hosting, reseller hosting, email hosting, VPS and VPS reseller, Virtual Data Centre (VDC), dedicated servers, colocation, plus extras such as secure VPN, cloud workspaces, load balancers, virtual firewalls, SSL certificates, email security and R1Soft-based backup services. The key point is that these are delivered from their own UK facility rather than being resold from a third-party platform.

The shared hosting range is clearly one of their anchor products. Customers can choose between cPanel, Plesk, Windows hosting and the newer Enhance panel. Sites are served by LiteSpeed Web Server, with automatic backups taken every six hours and a long list of restore points. The platform supports one-click installation of WordPress and many other CMS tools, AI-assisted builders such as Sitejet and SitePad, and modern development stacks with several PHP versions, Node.js and Python. Security is handled using tools like Imunify360 or cpGuard and integrated malware and spam filtering. The environment is fully managed, so the team is prepared to look into broken sites, performance problems and configuration issues rather than just checking if the server responds.

For agencies and developers, reseller hosting mirrors the same philosophy: white-label accounts on cPanel, Plesk or Windows, free migrations, and help with moving or optimising client websites. When more resources are needed, VPS hosting is available with Linux or Windows, in either self-managed form (full root or administrator access) or as fully managed servers where QuickHost’s engineers take care of the system layer. On top of this, High Availability VPS packages use clustered infrastructure and automatic failover for workloads that have to stay online.

Power users and smaller providers can move to VPS reseller and Virtual Data Centre services, where they rent pools of CPU, RAM and storage and carve their own VPS instances to resell under their own brand. This can be combined with load balancers, virtual firewalls and RIPE sponsorship for AS numbers and IP space, making the platform attractive for small hosting businesses that want a serious backend without running their own racks.

Above that sit enterprise-grade dedicated servers, also in the High Wycombe facility, with both self-managed and fully managed options. The colocation and rack portfolio is wide: single 1U servers up to quarter, half and full racks, with dual A+B power feeds, from 1 Gb up to 10 Gb network ports, both IPv4 and IPv6 with rDNS, and bundled DDoS protection. Customers can arrange 24/7 access, remote hands, PXE boot and RIPE-sponsored network services, which puts QuickHost closer to a regional data-centre operator than a pure web host.

Another interesting detail is their acquisition activity. QuickHost has taken over several small UK hosting companies and migrated entire customer bases into their own data centre, usually aiming for zero or near-zero downtime. That experience translates into smoother migrations for individual customers as well, whether they are moving from another host or upgrading internally from shared hosting to private cloud or dedicated machines.

The website is currently available only in English, and all commercial information is presented in GBP (pounds sterling). Prices are displayed excluding VAT, which is then added where applicable during checkout. There is no explicit multi-language interface or multi-currency presentation at this time, so the environment is clearly geared toward the UK and English-speaking European market.

Overall, QuickHost is a technically focused UK host that owns its core infrastructure, offers a wide range of services, and pays close attention to management and support rather than chasing the absolute lowest prices.