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Welcome to polur.net, your one-stop shop for premier web hosting! We’re excited to announce the launch of our brand new website showcasing our refactored plans, new services, and our helpful Solution Finder wizard. This wizard recommends plans based on the requirements that you provide. If you’re not sure what you need, it will also help you figure it out, although you can also contact our helpful sales team.

At polur, we’re proud to offer the best products designed to meet any web hosting requirements. All of our plans use the best technology including SSD NVMe, LiteSpeed, and CloudLinux. Our lightning fast, globally redundant servers ensure that your websites run blazingly fast and stay reliably online. You can learn more about the benefits of hosting with polur on our Why Us page.

If you're wondering what is the difference between our SSD shared hosting plans and our SSD multi-account (reseller) hosting plans, you're not alone! Web hosting terminology can often be confusing and mean different things to different providers — just like "Cloud" hosting, "SSD" hosting, "clustered" hosting all have different meanings or implications.

The primary difference between our SSD shared hosting plans and our SSD multi-account (reseller) hosting plans is the management interface. Our standard SSD shared hosting plans let you manage one or more websites (depending on the plan you choose), all from a single, unified interface. Let's say you want to host a p

Not many customers realize that the type of storage used by your hosting package can have a significant effect on your user’s perceived speed and responsiveness. At polur.net, we extensively use NVMe SSD storage technology for many of our hosting packages. You may be wondering why does this matter and how will it impact my website?

In this article, we'll briefly explore the difference between various storage technologies and how they can impact the overall performance and responsiveness of your website.

NVMe stands for Non-Volatile Memory express. It is a newer and innovative communication interface that addresses limitations posed by previous storage technologies. The NVMe protocol is designed for seamless use of high-speed storage media. It too is solid state like SATA (Serial ATA) SSDs, however the speed and performance is anything but similar.

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