A Swiss home for websites and publishing projects. Canvas brings cPanel, SSD capacity and clearly listed domain allowances together for hosting that stays focused on the site you want to run.
A cPanel hosting allocation for one domain and up to five subdomains. Its 50 GB of SSD storage gives a single website room for pages, media and publishing files.
Host two domains within one cPanel configuration, with up to ten subdomains and 80 GB of SSD storage. A practical option for a main site and a separate project.
A cPanel configuration for up to four domains and fifteen subdomains, with 150 GB of SSD storage for a small collection of websites and their media libraries.
The broadest Canvas allocation supports eight domains, an unrestricted listed subdomain count and 500 GB of SSD storage for a larger portfolio of publishing projects.
Compare the listed specifications and base prices. Final availability, delivery and applicable tax are confirmed on your quote. Illustrations are conceptual.
Understand what makes this service family useful.
The Canvas plans list cPanel as the hosting environment, giving you a panel-based starting point instead of a complete server to administer.
Check the number of domains and subdomains in each plan. Add a domain option when the project needs another hosted site.
Select storage for site files, uploads and ongoing growth. The listed capacity is a clearer starting point than a promise that every resource is unlimited.
A dedicated IPv4 and additional DDoS option appear separately in the configurator. Review them against your site's requirements before selecting.
Provide a panel-based home for a blog, publication or project site after checking its application requirements.
Host a company or professional site with room for its content, uploads and chosen domain structure.
Choose a larger domain allowance for several compatible websites without moving directly to full server administration.
A web-hosting plan is a different starting point from a VPS. You choose the storage and domain allowance for the site, then verify the runtime and application requirements it needs. Canvas fits projects that prefer a hosting panel to configuring an entire operating system.
A second site and a subdomain of an existing site may use different allowances. Compare the domains and subdomains in the plan table, then review any extra-domain option. Hosting a domain is also separate from registering it; make sure you control the domain and can update its DNS.
Swiss offshore hosting and a no-KYC order flow do not decide what your own website collects. Keep forms proportionate, protect administrative accounts and avoid placing credentials or configuration secrets in public files. Check backups and a migration plan before moving an existing site.
cPanel is listed for managing the hosting account. A site's PHP version, database support, CMS installer, email service and HTTPS setup should be confirmed against the delivered environment. Domain registration remains separate from hosted-domain capacity. Keep external copies of files and databases, and agree migration and restoration responsibilities before moving a working website.
Available choices depend on the selected configuration. See included selections and option prices in the configurator.
Specific answers for this service family.
The catalogue lists hosted-domain allowances. It does not list a domain-registration service; ensure you own the domain and can manage its DNS.
Choose a plan with the required domain allowance or review an additional-domain option. Verify that each site's application requirements fit the hosting environment.
That depends on your application and deployment requirements. It is an optional selection in Canvas, not a requirement simply because you host a website.
Canvas is a cPanel web-hosting range. If your application requires control of the whole operating system or a custom server stack, compare the VPS families.
No. The plans list storage and domain allowances separately. Traffic wording does not establish unlimited CPU, memory, files or application capacity.
Confirm the available PHP versions, extensions, database engine and installer tools against the application's requirements. cPanel in the plan table does not establish every runtime or one-click installation.
Mailbox support, storage and sending limits require operator confirmation. Plan delivery requirements separately, especially for application mail or campaigns; a web-hosting plan does not establish unlimited SMTP use.
Confirm certificate issuance, renewal and DNS requirements before deployment. Agree the certificate workflow and responsibilities for the selected hosting configuration.
Confirm account separation, backup coverage, retention and restoration access. Maintain independent copies of critical files and databases; panel access is not a recovery guarantee.
The advanced protection selection is optional. Baseline network protection and access-log handling need a documented operator policy; the current Canvas table does not establish those guarantees.
Map assets and trust boundaries, choose a few realistic failure scenarios and turn them into controls you can test.
Read the guideCompare application requirements, control and maintenance responsibilities rather than treating a VPS as the automatic next step for every website.
Read the guidePrepare hostname routing, certificates and rollback together so that a migration changes the server without breaking the site's identity or secure connections.
Read the guideChoose your resources. Keep control of your identity.