What is web hosting?
The server your website lives on and the care it needs: updates, backups, security and speed. Cheap hosting is where slow, hacked and abandoned sites come from.
Every website lives on a server, a computer that is always switched on and connected, which sends your pages to anyone who asks for them. Hosting is renting space on that server and, depending on the kind you buy, having someone look after it.
The cheapest hosting puts your site on a server shared with a great many others and leaves the upkeep to you. It is fine for a hobby site. For a business it is where most of the trouble comes from: slow pages because a neighbouring site is busy, security holes because nothing is kept up to date, and no backup when something goes wrong.
Managed hosting costs more because it includes the work: updates, security monitoring, regular backups, and a server set up for speed. The difference shows up in how fast your site loads, which affects both visitors and Core Web Vitals, and in whether your site is still there after something breaks.
Websites designed to convert, built to be fast, kept improving.
Purpose-driven design, WordPress and Shopify builds, Core Web Vitals in the green, and conversion work every month after launch.