Business hosting
- Company website plus email for several staff
- More resources, fewer accounts per server
- 14 backups and priority support
Not for you if: A small personal site with no team
Hosting types have similar names, and the wrong choice means either paying for more than you need, or a slow site and blocked email once your business grows. This guide explains the differences in plain language so you can choose in two minutes.
Hyyat Host offers 8 types of web hosting. Answer two questions and we will highlight the best fit, or browse the cards: who each type suits, who it does not, and its monthly price.
Not for you if: A small personal site with no team
Not for you if: A company that relies on email every day
Not for you if: A heavy-traffic site that needs big resources
Not for you if: A site not built on WordPress
Not for you if: Your audience is outside the Kingdom and budget is tight
Not for you if: You need a site and email together; business hosting is better value
Not for you if: A PHP or WordPress site
Not for you if: A small site; shared hosting is enough and simpler
Monthly prices in USD at the time of updating; current prices are always on each service page.
Both run on shared servers with cPanel, but business hosting is built for companies whose daily work depends on their website and email.
| Business hostingFrom $5.97/month | Compared on | Shared hostingFrom $2.33/month |
|---|---|---|
| Higher | Account resources (CPU and RAM) | Standard |
| Fewer, so performance stays steady | Accounts per server | More |
| Higher, for teams that send a lot | Email sending limit per hour | For normal use |
| 14 backups | Backups | Depends on plan |
| High priority, 24/7 | Support | 24/7 |
| cPanel | Control panel | cPanel |
| Companies, organizations and teams | Best for | Personal sites and small projects |
| From $5.97/month | Price | From $2.33/month |
None of this shows in a first-month price, but a company feels it every day.
Business hosting plansA clearer look at each type: when you need it and what sets it apart.
Shared hosting plans that allow an unlimited number of websites, domains and email accounts in one account. They suit people running several small sites, or designers hosting client sites. Note: "unlimited" refers to the count, not server resources. Each plan has CPU and RAM limits, lower on smaller plans; this is true at every host, because no server has unlimited resources.
Shared hosting tuned for WordPress: LiteSpeed servers, NVMe drives, the AccelerateWP speed tool, weekly backups and one-click installation. From $1.93/month on a 3-year term ($69.52 upfront), renewing at the same price.
Your files and data are stored on servers inside the Kingdom. Organizations that require data to stay in Saudi Arabia need it, as do sites that want the lowest latency for Saudi visitors. From $14.99/month on a 2-year term, with daily, weekly and monthly backups.
If your website is elsewhere, or you do not need one, email hosting gives you professional email on your domain (such as [email protected]) from $23.99/year. If you need email and a website together, business hosting is better value.
If your site is built with ASP.NET or .NET and needs SQL Server databases, you need a Windows server, not Linux. Windows hosting runs on the Plesk panel and starts at $99/year. PHP and WordPress sites belong on Linux hosting.
You need one when your site outgrows shared resources: heavy traffic, a busy store, or an app that needs custom software and full root access. Cloud servers give you dedicated resources just for you, from $6.00/month.
Some global hosts advertise prices from around $2/month, but that price usually requires paying years upfront and rises several times at renewal. Before you subscribe, compare the renewal price, what is included (email and backups) and the support language. We break down the numbers in Cheapest web hosting: what you really pay at renewal.
Before comparing prices, answer these questions; they decide the right hosting type more than any offer.
One site is fine on shared hosting; several sites or domains need an unlimited plan.
Answer: Unlimited hostingIf your staff send a lot every day, the sending limit and resources of business hosting keep email flowing.
Answer: Business hostingSome organizations require data to stay in the Kingdom; then the answer is Saudi hosting.
Answer: Saudi hostingWordPress and PHP run on Linux, while ASP.NET needs a Windows server. Ask your developer if unsure.
Answer: Windows hostingThe real price is the renewal price and what it includes, such as email and backups, not the first month.
Answer: What you really pay at renewalDid not find your answer? Ask us on WhatsApp.
Business hosting gives each account more resources (CPU and RAM), puts fewer accounts on each server, allows more emails per hour, keeps 14 backups and gets priority support. Shared hosting is cheaper and suits small and personal sites.
The main types are shared hosting for a small site, unlimited hosting for several sites, business hosting for a website plus team email, WordPress hosting for WordPress sites, Saudi hosting when data must stay in the Kingdom, email hosting for email only, Windows hosting for ASP.NET sites, and cloud servers for large sites. Answer the two questions in "Choose in 30 seconds" on this page to see your best fit.
It is unlimited in the number of websites, domains and email accounts, but server resources (CPU and RAM) are capped per plan, and lower on smaller plans. If your sites grow, move to a bigger plan, business hosting or a VPS.
Business hosting. It includes unlimited email accounts on your company domain plus the company website, a higher sending limit, and starts at $5.97/month on a 3-year term.
You need it if your organization requires data to stay in the Kingdom, or if most of your visitors are in Saudi Arabia and you want the lowest latency. Without that requirement, shared or business hosting does the job for less.
When you keep hitting your plan's resource limits even after upgrading, need custom software and root access, or your store grows busy. A cloud server gives you dedicated resources just for you.
It depends on what your site is built with, not on your computer's operating system: PHP and WordPress sites run on Linux, while ASP.NET and .NET sites with SQL Server databases need Windows hosting.
Yes. You can move to a bigger plan or another hosting type at any time, and support helps with the move.
Yes. We migrate your current site free of charge, and our 24/7 Arabic support helps you through every step.
Message us on WhatsApp at +966509683461 with your site type and how many email accounts you need, and we will recommend a plan.
Tell us your site type and how many email accounts you need, and we will recommend a plan. Hyyat Host has operated since 2002, with 24/7 Arabic support, free migration, and payment by Mada and Visa.
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