Everything people actually ask us before they buy dedicated IPs: what Class C, B and A really separate, how instant activation works, what a migration involves, and exactly what an address costs. Every answer carries a number you can check against the order form.
46 quick answers across 11 topics
Plus 104 in-depth guides across 12 more topics below · 150 in total
SEO hosting places each of your websites on its own dedicated IP address, with its own C-block and private nameservers, instead of sharing one IP with thousands of strangers.
It is exactly what specialized SEO hosting is built for.
Industry-standard cPanel/WHM with Softaculous. One WHM login gives you every account in one place, while each site still looks fully independent from the outside.
First-class. LiteSpeed servers with LSCache, free SSL certificates, no limits on plugins or themes, SSH/FTP access, and Multi-WP install: hand us a list of domains and get WordPress automatically...
Hosting sites on dedicated IPs is not against any guideline: it is simply good infrastructure hygiene.
One site per dedicated IP is the whole point, so in practice your site count is your IP count: a single USA Class C order runs from 2 to 800 addresses and a European one from 2 to 500.
Since 2009. Seo Hosting LTD is registered at 19 St. Mark Street, Valletta, Malta, and support runs 24/7/365, so by ticket in the portal or by phone on +356 20 341591.
The class refers to which part of the IP address varies across your network.
Class C, in almost every case. It is the only tier that scales that far in a single order: up to 800 addresses in the USA, against 70 for Class B and 20 for Class A.
Scarcity, not features. Only 255 Class A blocks exist in the entire IPv4 address space and we hold 10% of them, so supply is fixed and small: 3 to 20 addresses per USA order and 3 to 20 in Europe.
The second octet instead of the third: different parent networks rather than different blocks inside one.
Yes. We maintain 1,300+ non-consecutive Class C IPs: 800 in the USA and 500 in Europe.
USA and Europe. You choose the region per order: 800 US IPs and 500 EU IPs are available, and you can mix regions across orders for geographic diversity, latency or jurisdiction preferences.
That the third octet jumps instead of counting. Handing you 198.18.0.xx, 198.18.1.xx, 198.18.2.xx and 198.18.3.xx is four Class C blocks on paper and one contiguous range in reality: one purchase...
Yes. You pick the European IP location when you order. IP locations across the 500-address EU pool include Sweden, United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, France, Italy, Poland, Finland and Denmark: 9...
Yes. The IP Manager tool lists every address on your account and lets you assign or swap them per site yourself, without opening a ticket.
Instant. Provisioning is fully automated and runs 24/7: choose location, IP class and IP count, pay, and your account activates the moment payment clears.
Three things at once: your IP allocation, your cPanel/WHM login and your nameserver setup.
Yes. Extra addresses are a second order on the same account, not a rebuild: existing sites keep the IPs they already have and nothing is moved or recreated.
On the managed products, yes: shared SEO hosting, the Class C, B and A IP plans and managed WordPress.
They should not. Everything is copied first and DNS is only switched once the new copy answers correctly, so for domains that are propagated properly the move is invisible: zero downtime is the...
Yes, and that is the common case here rather than the exception.
Try any hosting plan for 30 days. If it is not what you expected, open a ticket and we refund your hosting fee: no questions, no forms, no hoops.
We accept Visa, Mastercard and PayPal. Monthly billing is standard; longer terms earn real discounts: 10% off annual, 20% off 2-year and 30% off 3-year terms.
$2.63 per IP per month: the cheapest price anywhere on this site. It is the $3.75 USA Class C volume band with the longest term discount applied at checkout.
Yes, in volume bands, and the band rate applies to the whole order rather than only the addresses above the threshold, so crossing a boundary makes every address you already hold cheaper.
We guarantee 99.9% uptime with constantly monitored services: your sites get crawled around the clock, so we keep them reachable around the clock.
Availability of the hosting platform your sites answer from, monitored continuously rather than sampled now and then.
Automated daily and weekly backups run on our servers for every plan, from the 2-IP entry order upward: backups are not a paid tier here.
Yes, on shared SEO hosting, the Class C/B/A IP plans and managed WordPress. Every domain can run its own ns1/ns2 private nameservers, created in a couple of clicks in WHM.
In WHM, in a couple of clicks. You register ns1 and ns2 host records for the domain at its registrar, pointing them at addresses from your own allocation, then set the domain to use that pair.
Because a nameserver is a single public record that anyone can look up in one query.
Anytime. Start with 2 IPs and add more straight from the dashboard as your network grows, up to 800 in the USA and 500 in the EU on Class C.
When what you need is root access, not more addresses. SEO VPS is KVM with full root SSH, starting at $55.00 per month on a 2-year term in the USA for 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 50 GB storage, and $68.75...
A whole machine, not a slice of one. USA dedicated starts at $159.20 per month on a 2-year term for an Intel Xeon E-2136 at 6c / 12t with 16GB RAM and 3x400GB SSD, across 7 configurations that reach...
Yes. That is the normal way these are ordered. The same pool of 1,300+ distinct Class C blocks feeds shared hosting, VPS and bare metal alike, so a dedicated server can carry Class C and Class B...
Yes, on every shared and WordPress server. Your account gets its own reserved slice of the machine instead of competing for one shared pool, so a busy stranger cannot slow your sites down, and one...
On shared SEO hosting and managed WordPress, yes: included at no extra cost, and it is the web server your sites are served by rather than a paid tier.
On managed WordPress plans it arrives configured. On a standard hosting account you install the plugin and switch it on, which takes about a minute per site.
Yes, chosen per account from the control panel. One account can run a current release while another stays on an older one.
That account slows down and nothing else does. Which ceiling you reached decides the symptom: processor gives sluggish pages under load, memory gives an abrupt error, concurrency makes visitors queue.
Both. WHM manages the accounts, cPanel manages one account's contents.
Usually yes, and the reason is not performance. An account is the boundary for the resource ceiling, the PHP version, the filesystem and the disk quota.
Yes, and it is a routine operation rather than a migration, since both accounts are already yours on the same server.
Suspension changes nothing: the site stops serving, everything else including the address assignment stays exactly as it was.
Yes, with a scoped API token. It can be limited to the permissions one script needs, revoked on its own without breaking anything else, and traced in logs because it is named.
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104 longer articles, the second half of the 150 answers on this page. The 46 short ones are above; these go deeper: deciding what to buy, planning a network, launching without mistakes and working out what is actually wrong when something breaks. 43 of them also carry a short captioned screen walkthrough of the job itself, playable on the page.
Same IP pool, same cPanel/WHM stack, same instant activation: pick the level of separation your network needs.
Non-consecutive Class C blocks drawn from 1,300+ distinct networks, private ns1/ns2 per domain and free SSL: from 2 addresses up to 800 on a single USA order.
From $2.63/IP/mo on a 3-year term · explore Class C USA →Only 255 Class A blocks exist in the world and we hold 10% of them. First-octet diversity for the handful of sites that must not resemble anything else you own.
From $5.95/IP/mo on a 3-year term · explore Class A USA →Your own KVM instance with full root access and as many dedicated IPs attached as the build needs, for stacks that have outgrown a shared control panel.
From $55.00/mo on a 2-year term · explore SEO VPS →Dedicated IPs from $2.63 per IP per month on a 3-year term: non-consecutive blocks, private nameservers, free SSL and free migration, active the moment you pay, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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