What “Domains Allowed” Means in our shared hosting plans?
In our web hosting plans, you will see the term “Domains Allowed” listed in the plan features. This refers to the total number of domains you can configure on your hosting plan.
- Primary Domain: Each hosting account includes a primary domain, which is the main domain of the account.
- Additional Domains: The remaining domains can be added to the account in two ways:
- With their own Document Root: Each domain can have its own folder for files, functioning independently from the primary domain.
- As an alias of the primary domain: A domain can point to the same content as the primary domain, useful if you want multiple domain names to display the same website.
In summary, the number listed under “Domains Allowed ” always includes the primary domain and all additional domains you can configure on your plan, either as independent websites or as aliases.