Every site on KZNhost lives on the same stack: CyberPanel and LiteSpeed, on ARM, in the EU. Not cPanel — not because cPanel is bad, but because it quietly charges a licence fee every month for the privilege.
LiteSpeed is faster than Apache where it counts, and its cache actually understands WordPress instead of guessing at it. CyberPanel is free and built around it. On paper, it’s the best performance-per-euro you can buy.
On paper.
In production, this stack hides landmines. Delete a website and it can leave debris that ambushes the next account. Spin one up on cloud hardware and it’ll quietly point the domain at an address that no longer exists. Edit a page, swear nothing changed, lose an hour — because the cache isn’t where you’d think to look.
None of these are dealbreakers. All of them are a bad afternoon if you’ve never met them before.
I’ve met all of them. That’s the entire point of KZNhost: the fast stack, without you learning its failure modes the hard way. One plan, EU data, run by the same engineer who runs a NOC. You don’t have to know where the landmines are — I already do.
€9.99/mo. One plan, no tiers. → Deploy · the full stack · vs cPanel