Starter
₺83.33/moSave 15%
An ideal starter package for personal websites, portfolios, and new projects.
1 Domain
3 Subdomains
2 Databases
10 GB NVMe SSD
100 GB traffic
5 email accounts
500 MB mailbox
1 FTP account
Plesk control panel
Web hosting that keeps up with you
Launch blazing-fast websites in minutes. Clear, simple packages that scale from your first visitor to growing traffic.
- NVMe SSD speed
- Free SSL and DDoS protection
- 99.95% availability (SLA)
Web hosting plans and pricing
NVMe SSD storage, free SSL and the Plesk control panel are standard on every plan. Paying annually lowers the monthly cost.
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Pro
Best value₺124.92/moSave 16%
Built for growing businesses, active websites, and users managing multiple projects.
3 Domains
10 Subdomains
5 Databases
25 GB NVMe SSD
250 GB traffic
15 email accounts
1 GB mailbox
3 FTP accounts
Plesk control panel
Business
₺207.50/moSave 16%
A powerful hosting package for corporate websites, agencies, and multi-project management.
10 Domains
30 Subdomains
15 Databases
50 GB NVMe SSD
500 GB traffic
40 email accounts
2 GB mailbox
10 FTP accounts
Plesk control panel
Prices exclude VAT (20%).
What web hosting is, and when it is enough
Web hosting means your site's files and database are hosted on a pre-configured server: the web server, PHP, the database engine, mail and the SSL layer arrive installed, and operating system maintenance and updates stay with us. If you do not have a team that administers servers, or you are publishing a single WordPress, commerce or corporate site, this is usually what you need. Datafex hosting plans run on NVMe SSD storage at the DGN Data Centre in Bursa and are managed through the Plesk control panel.
What is standard on every plan
Storage is on NVMe SSD; it is markedly faster than a spinning disk at random reads and writes, and that is where the difference shows on database-heavy pages. The SSL certificate is free, is installed from the Plesk panel and renews automatically before it expires. Email accounts, FTP access, database creation, domain redirection and scheduled tasks are all managed from the same panel within the plan limits. Traffic passes behind layered Fexwall DDoS protection; DDoS protection is not a separately sold add-on but part of the service. The service level agreement (SLA) commits to 99.95% monthly availability.
Which plan suits you
Four limits separate the plans: how many domains you can host, NVMe disk space, monthly traffic, and the email and database quotas. Starter works with one domain, 10 GB of disk and 100 GB of traffic; it is measured for personal sites, portfolios and brochure pages. Pro gives three domains, 25 GB of disk and 250 GB of traffic, which suits blogs publishing regularly, small commerce sites and users keeping a few projects in one panel. Business targets agency and multi-project use with 10 domains, 50 GB of disk and 500 GB of traffic. When choosing, look first at the domain count and then at how fast your database is growing; on most sites disk space fills faster than expected because of mailboxes and backup files. Moving between plans is possible, so there is no need to buy the largest one up front.
What you can do with the Plesk panel
Plesk is the control panel that lets you manage a site without connecting to the server over a command line. Adding domains and subdomains, installing SSL, changing the PHP version per site, creating MySQL databases and users, moving into phpMyAdmin, defining email accounts and forwarders, setting up scheduled tasks, uploading files through the file manager or FTP, and editing DNS records are all done from the panel. Applications such as WordPress can be installed with the built-in installer. The panel link sits on the service detail page in the customer panel; once the service is active you sign in directly from there.
When hosting is not enough: virtual and dedicated servers
The limit of shared hosting is usually not resources but privileges: running your own service with root rights, installing operating system packages or freely changing the web server configuration is not possible in a shared environment. When that need appears, a virtual server is the right step; root access is yours and you increase resources from the panel. For workloads with steadily high traffic and data sets that need performance fully independent of neighbouring load, a dedicated server is preferred. You can move from a hosting plan to either option as the site grows; the domain and data migration is planned through a support request.
Web hosting guide
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is an SSL certificate included?
- Yes, the SSL certificate is free on every plan. It is installed for your domain from the Plesk panel and renews automatically before it expires; the setting that redirects the site to HTTPS is on the same screen. You do not need to buy a certificate separately.
- Can I install WordPress?
- Yes. Plesk's built-in application installer puts WordPress on your domain in a few steps, and you can manage core and plugin updates from the same panel. If you prefer to upload your own files, installation through the file manager or FTP also works; you only need to create the database from the panel and connect it.
- Are email accounts included in hosting?
- Yes, email accounts on your domain are included within the plan limits and are created from the Plesk panel. Mailbox size per account and the total number of accounts vary by plan; forwarders, auto-replies and aliases are also defined from the same panel. The space mailboxes use counts against the plan's NVMe disk allowance.
- Can I migrate my site from another provider?
- Yes. You can move the files over FTP or the Plesk file manager and import the database through phpMyAdmin. Order matters in a migration: copy the files and database first, verify the site on a temporary address, then point the domain's DNS records. That keeps downtime to a minimum. If you get stuck at any step you can open a support request from the customer panel.
- Can I upgrade or downgrade the plan later?
- Yes, moving between plans is possible and does not require rebuilding the site. That is why starting with the plan closest to your current need is more measured than buying the largest one on the first purchase. You raise an upgrade request from the customer panel; for a downgrade, the new plan's disk and domain limits need to cover your current usage.
- How do backups work?
- You can take and download backups of your site's files and database yourself through the Plesk panel. Taking a backup before an important release and before large plugin or theme updates is the most commonly skipped step. Rather than keeping the backup only in the hosting account, we recommend storing a copy on your own computer or in external storage.