66% of customers switch to VPS just to get more resources. Elastic Sites is the next generation, cost-slashing hosting model that addresses the needs of these customers.

VPS IS A FAD. ELASTIC SITES IS THE FUTURE.

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VPSs offer advantages over shared hosting — more resources, root access, and customization to name a few — but they also require the customer to buy software licenses and handle configuration, hardening, and application installation. Shared hosting customers that upgrade to a VPS are often confused and frustrated by the costs and management responsibilities that come with the server. They require a great deal of support and are more likely to cancel their plan. Some hosts said the churn rate for shared hosting customers who upgrade to a VPS is as high as 50%.

Elastic Sites hosting still lets you host multiple websites on the shared web server but in a more effective way. The sites get both the dedicated resources for CPU, RAM, and connections, as well as complete isolation from each other.

Elastic Sites allow your growing customers to gain more resources without adding the burden of server management. It allows you to set up flexible plan options to best fit your customer needs and update resources on a per-customer basis. The ease of management and decreased overhead, combined with the higher prices that can be charged for Elastic Sites, results in higher profit margins for hosts. For example, the Elastic Sites offering has helped Antagonist Web Hosting raise their average revenue per customer by 26% in 12 months.

Less complaints, more satisfied users Less server management, more automation Less churn Better profit margin

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More resources without extra management No need to learn a new setup Lower cost

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Elastic Sites - the alternative to a VPS that offers more resources and fewer headaches

CloudLinux OS isolates each user into a separate Lightweight Virtualized Environment (LVE), which allocates and limits server resources, like RAM, CPU, and connections, for that user. These allocations/limits ensure that the customer gets the resources they are paying for, as well as improve server stability because one user cannot use more than they are allocated.Visit CloudLinux.com to learn more about CloudLinux OS

Here is how CloudLinux OS enables Elastic Sites: