Hosting

Hosting technologies show which company serves a website: shared hosting brands, managed WordPress platforms and cloud providers that leave recognisable traces in headers, hostnames or page code. Examples include Hostinger, Bluehost, SiteGround and OVHcloud among general hosts, and WP Engine, Kinsta and Flywheel among managed WordPress hosts. Most sites on such providers belong to small and medium businesses, agencies and publishers that rent hosting rather than run their own servers. For lead generation the host is a budget and stack signal: managed WordPress customers pay a premium and buy plugins and security add-ons, while shared-hosting customers suit migration offers, backup and monitoring tools, and agencies selling maintenance plans.