VirMach Shared Hosting, $ 5.00/mo. on Linux Shared

Shared Hosting gives you a single cPanel account with unmetered NVMe SSD storage and unmetered data transfer, so a typical small site is not limited by disk or bandwidth quotas.
It is designed for hosting unlimited domains on one account, with a dedicated IPv4 address included and free AutoSSL certificates for every site you point at the server.
On the resource side the plan allocates roughly 2GB of RAM and a burstable CPU share equivalent to about two virtual cores, together with generous I/O limits around 200MB per second, 2048 IOPS and 400k inodes, which is enough for dynamic PHP applications and multiple WordPress installations.
Your account can create unlimited FTP logins, email mailboxes and MySQL databases, and email delivery is rate limited to about 250 messages per hour to reduce spam and keep IP reputation clean on the shared network.
The service is provisioned with a standard Linux and cPanel stack, with shell access available on request for advanced users who need to run command line tools or manage applications directly.
This entry plan targets individuals and small businesses that want predictable pricing at around five dollars per month while still benefiting from dedicated IP addressing, automated SSL, and the ability to scale up later to reseller, VPS or dedicated servers when resource needs increase.

All VirMach web hosting plans run on the same NVMe SSD based platform in their own datacenters, using Linux, cPanel and a familiar one click installer for popular scripts so you can deploy WordPress, forums or ecommerce stacks quickly.
The environment sits on modern AMD and Intel hardware with a 1Gbps network port per node, connected to facilities in the United States, the Netherlands and Japan, and traffic is routed through a network that incorporates DDoS mitigation so attack traffic can be filtered where available.
Each plan includes the option for a free domain registration when you commit to an annual billing term, along with automated SSL certificate issuance and renewal, regular backups at the infrastructure level, and options to add more IPv4 addresses or upgrade resources using the provider wide fee schedule.
Service management is done through cPanel for site level tasks and through a billing portal that lets you open support tickets, review invoices and request upgrades or cancellations without needing to call in.
The shared hosting line is positioned as an easy starting point for projects that do not yet need VPS like isolation, but still want fast storage, a simple control panel and the ability to move to higher tiers of hosting within the same ecosystem as the project grows.