Category Archives: Dedicated Hosting

R1,040 a month buys a lot of hardware. The Truehost H1 plan gives you 4 cores, 8 threads, 32 GB of RAM, and 480 GB of SSD. Here is our verdict. Truehost offers strong hardware for the Rand, but it suits a narrow set of workloads. If your users sit in Europe or your jobs …

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Your admin panel takes longer to load than it used to. You got a CPU usage warning from your host last week, and you brushed it off. Then, a client mentions that the checkout page froze for a few seconds during a sale. None of these on their own means much. Together, they raise a …

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You open a hosting site and see “dedicated servers from R950 per month.” You click through and add the specs your site actually needs. The checkout page shows R2,400. Nothing was hidden. You just picked the wrong plan for your goal, and the headline price was never meant for you. This happens to most South …

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Your website used to load fast. Now it stutters during checkout, drops during a marketing push, and locks up when traffic spikes. Shared hosting and VPS plans can only stretch so far before they buckle under real demand. That strain costs sales, and it costs trust. A dedicated server fixes this, but only if you …

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You’re staring at two hosting quotes. One’s cloud, one’s dedicated, and the prices land close together.  The specs next to them tell two completely different stories. That gap is exactly where most South African businesses get stuck. Cloud hosting and a dedicated server solve different problems, even when their price tags look similar. One flexes …

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