Enterprise Hosting

Enterprise hosting is a shared hosting plan with higher resource limits, for a company website and company email. It includes LiteSpeed, cPanel, free SSL, unlimited email accounts, and 1 free extra IP as shown on the plan card. It is not a dedicated server (a physical server reserved only for you).

Both run on shared (CloudLinux) infrastructure. Enterprise has higher CPU, RAM, and inode limits. Each plan highlights 1 free extra IP and unlimited email accounts. Unlimited Web Hosting is the more affordable entry plan. Enterprise is the better fit for a busy business site and mail traffic. If you only need one site, check the “1 website” allowance on the cards.

Enterprise hosting is in the shared hosting family. Server resources are split between accounts with CloudLinux. The whole machine is not yours. That model is a dedicated server. Compared with Unlimited, Enterprise is closer to a business site, with higher limits and an extra IP.

LiteSpeed + LS Cache, cPanel, free SSL, weekly JetBackup backups, unlimited email accounts, and 1 free extra IP on the plan card are included. SSD disks and Imunify360 protection are standard on the server.

• 1 website (as shown on the plan card)
• 1 free additional IP
• Free SSL
• Unlimited email accounts
• Weekly JetBackup

The 1 extra IPv4 included with the plans is an address separate from the main shared IP. It is useful in some email-reputation, custom SSL, or third-party integration cases. Current browsers do not require an extra IP for HTTPS (SNI). Open a support ticket to have the IP assigned in the panel.

In cPanel, under Email Accounts, create an address such as [email protected]. Use it in the browser with webmail, or set it up in Outlook, iPhone, or Android with IMAP (incoming) and SMTP (outgoing). The server name, port, and SSL settings are in the welcome email and in cPanel. If you get stuck, open a support ticket.

1. Create an email account in cPanel.
2. Test it in webmail.
3. Enter IMAP/SMTP and SSL details in your mail client.
4. Check SPF/DKIM under Email Deliverability.

Enterprise plans include unlimited email accounts. You set each mailbox’s disk quota in cPanel. Hourly sending and attachment-size limits follow server policy. For the current values, write to the support team, or watch the warnings in the cPanel email screen. For bulk newsletters, use a transactional mail service. Shared hosting is not a fit for high-volume campaign mail.

Complete the SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records. If the domain’s DNS is at MUVCloud, add SPF/DKIM from cPanel under Email Deliverability. You can create DMARC with at least “p=none”. For a blacklist or reputation problem, open a support ticket.

Yes. Enter the company name, tax office, and tax number on the order or in the customer account. The invoice is issued from those details. You can download the electronic invoices from the client area. For a change of invoice type or company name, write to support or the accounting channel.

Our Enterprise web hosting plans are hosted in our data center in Bursa, Turkey. Site files, the database, and hosted mailboxes stay inside Turkey.

Accounts are backed up weekly with JetBackup and can be restored from cPanel. A daily image backup is also taken against a server disaster. Take a manual backup before a critical update.

The plan comparison table lists a 99.9% uptime target. Planned maintenance and upstream network outages outside our control can fall outside that figure. Use the system status page for the current state. For a long outage, open a support ticket.

Yes. Free SSL is included on every Enterprise plan and is installed automatically when DNS is correct. LiteSpeed Web Server and LiteSpeed Cache are standard on Enterprise servers. They speed up page loads, especially on dynamic business sites.

Yes. A site at another company can be moved to an Enterprise Hosting plan at no charge. Files, the database, and mailboxes where possible are transferred. Open a support ticket, and do not put panel passwords in the ticket.

If you are a consumer in Turkey, you can use the right of withdrawal (cayma) on a hosting service within 14 days of the contract being formed, without giving a reason. This right comes from Turkish consumer law, including Law No. 6502 and the Distance Contracts Regulation. It applies to consumers in Turkey. It is not US law. Domain names, SSL certificates, and software licenses are services performed immediately and are outside that right of withdrawal.

After a card payment is approved, the hosting account is opened automatically. For a bank transfer, the service is activated once the receipt is processed and the security checks are finished.

Yes. Open a support ticket for the wrong plan, or for an upgrade or downgrade. Where we can, we will help you change plans within the same term.