Changelog

Following the rollout of our new cPanel hosting plans in Cyprus, the UK, and the Netherlands in April, Malta has now joined. Starter, Advanced, Pro & Elite are available for all new cPanel hosting orders in Malta, with existing clients remaining on their current plans unless they request a switch. Our Web Hosting pages are now consistent across all markets.

new OpenClaw VPS is now available to order. This new VPS offering lets clients run OpenClaw (Clawdbot) on high-performance infrastructure, giving full speed, flexibility, and control over their AI assistant.

myNetShop Portal has been updated with a refreshed look and new functionality:

• New theme colours and widget design
• Refreshed layout across the dashboard, sidebar, and service details page

New Product Retired our legacy cPanel hosting plans and replaced them with four new tiers:
Starter, Advanced, Pro & Elite – offering significantly more resources and enhanced features, at the same competitive pricing.

Reduced pricing on UK Flexi VPS Plus and Pro plans.

new Data center names have been updated to a new standardized format. See the full list on our data centres page.

Premium SLA is now Managed SLA. To meet growing demand for managed services, we’ve introduced a range of packages to suit businesses of any size.

New Product New WordPress Hosting plans are now live, hosted on our new cPanel infrastructure in Cyprus, UK, and Netherlands.

The plans include powerful built-in tools & features such as:

• Sitejet AI Website Builder
• Site Quality Monitoring
• WordPress Management Toolkit
• Free SSL Certificate
• Free Backup

Additionally, we’ve given our cPanel hosting lineup a glow-up!

Cyprus and UK: old plans are now retired for new orders, replaced by Starter, Advanced, Pro & Elite plans. Netherlands is now added as a new hosting location available.

We’ve introduced refreshed colocation plans with updated pricing and revised features, including improved rack space allocations, power capacity, and PDU options.

The updated plans cover our Cyprus, UK and Netherlands data centers, whilst the new Malta colocation plans are still under development.