Litehost vs QServers
Their Starter plan is honestly priced and also small: one website, 6 GB of storage and a 30 GB monthly bandwidth cap. Below is their entry plan against ours, including the parts QServers wins.
Annual billing · no setup feeEntry plan against entry plan
| Entry plan |  | QServers |
|---|---|---|
| Per site isolation | Own container | Shared cPanel server |
| SSH on the entry plan | Yes | No |
| Node.js on shared hosting | Every plan | No |
| Private Redis | Every Laravel plan, Business and up elsewhere | No |
| PostgreSQL | Every Laravel plan, Business and up elsewhere | No |
| Websites on the entry plan | 2 | 1 |
| Storage | 10 GB | 6 GB |
| Entry plan per year | ₦20,000 | ₦18,500 |
| Mailboxes on the entry plan | 10, 5 GB each | 999 |
| Bundled .com.ng domain | No, by design | Yes, first year on annual plans |
| Nearest datacentre to Nigeria | Paris | Lagos |
Where QServers is stronger
If one of these is what you need, they are the better choice and you should take it.
Cheaper
Cheaper. ₦18,500 a year against our ₦20,000, with no promo games we could find.
Free .com.ng domain
A free .com.ng for the first year on annual plans. We bundle no domain.
Monthly billing
Monthly billing, where we are annual only.
Lagos datacentre and local payments
Lagos datacentre, and local payment rails including Quickteller and Interswitch on their e-commerce plans.
You do not have to take our word for it
Moving from QServers is a free managed migration: we copy the site across, you check it on a preview URL, and nothing changes on your QServers account until you say go. Most sites are ready to preview within 24 hours.
