FEX
For one personal or starter website.
/ month
- 10 email accounts
- 10 subdomains
- cPanel control panel
- Free SSL certificate
A practical managed environment for personal sites, portfolios, company websites and growing online projects—without the work of maintaining a server.

1–5 domainsChoose capacity that fits
5–15 GB NVMeFast website storage
Free SSLSecure website connections
Support portalAccount help when needed
Compare the included resources and continue to the secure portal when you are ready to order.
For one personal or starter website.
More room for a small business presence.
For multiple websites and growing traffic.
The secure order page confirms current availability, currency, configuration, billing cycle and the final total before payment.
Every feature below supports the day-to-day operation, security or scalability of this service.
Fast storage helps websites, databases and control-panel tasks stay responsive.
Enable encrypted HTTPS connections for hosted websites.
Manage files, databases, domains and email through a familiar interface.
Deploy common website applications without managing a full server.
Upgrade when your site needs more domains, storage or transfer.
Use the secure client area for account and service assistance.
The right service depends on the traffic, software, control and hardware requirements of the workload—not only the monthly price.
Discuss your requirementsA clean starting point for a personal website, portfolio or landing page.
Host company pages, service information and contact experiences.
Choose a larger plan when one account needs to host several sites.
Review the common questions below or contact ExelNode for help matching a plan to your workload.
Contact ExelNodeYes. Shared hosting removes most server administration and provides cPanel for routine website management.
A free SSL certificate is included with every Shared Hosting plan.
LIGO supports up to three domains, while VEX supports up to five domains.
Choose VPS when you need root access, a custom software stack, or resources isolated for a server workload.