You can start planning and building before registering a domain. You need to connect a domain when you want customers to visit the website at your own address.

If you have a business name in mind, check its availability while you choose how to build. A search does not reserve the name; registration secures an available domain after the order is completed successfully.

Choose the AI website builder when you want a generated starting design and visual editing. It is suited to a business website you want to launch without managing WordPress themes and plugins.

Choose WordPress hosting when WordPress is part of your plan. You can use its themes and plugins, but you are also responsible for maintaining the WordPress website and the software you add to it.

Shared hosting is a practical starting point for business websites, blogs and small web projects. Several customers use the underlying server while each account has its own hosting access and allocated resources.

Compare the storage, websites, email accounts, databases and billing term shown for each plan. If your application needs dedicated resources or server-level control, compare VPS hosting instead.

Choose a VPS when you need an operating system environment, configurable server resources or software that ordinary shared hosting does not support. A VPS also requires more server administration than a managed website product.

Check the operating system, CPU, memory, storage, management level and backup options on the VPS hosting page before ordering.

Start with the applications your team already uses. Workplace provides email on your business domain. Google Workspace combines Gmail with Google collaboration tools. Microsoft 365 combines Outlook email with eligible Microsoft productivity services.

The directory only shows products that have a published page or valid catalogue route. Open each available product to compare mailbox limits, applications, billing and account requirements.

Yes. The Online Shop product is designed for setting up a storefront with products, checkout and order workflows. Review its supported payment, delivery and catalogue features before choosing it.

If you only need an informational business website, the AI website builder or WordPress may be a simpler fit. Use the product search above to compare those options.

Yes. You can connect an existing domain without transferring its registration. Update its DNS records or nameservers for the service you choose.

Save the current DNS records before making changes, especially MX, SPF and DKIM records used by email. If you want Truehost to manage the registration too, use the domain transfer page.

No. A domain transfer moves the domain registration between registrars. Website files, databases and mailboxes remain with their existing providers unless you arrange separate migrations.

Keep the current hosting and email services active while the transfer is being completed. Confirm the required DNS records before changing nameservers.

Migration depends on the website, its current platform and the hosting product you choose. Before ordering, identify the current control panel, website software, storage use, databases, email accounts and DNS provider.

Contact the team with those details so the available migration path and the work required can be confirmed before you change DNS.

A public website should use HTTPS. SSL certificates enable the encrypted HTTPS connection visitors expect when they open your domain.

Check whether the hosting product already includes an appropriate certificate. Use the SSL certificates page when you need a separate certificate or a different validation level.

The product cards come from published pages and active catalogue groups, while highlighted entry offers use the current pricing integration. The local design preview uses labelled sample data and does not quote live prices.

In WordPress, open the product page to review its available plans, current currency, billing cycles and checkout destination.

The monthly figure can be an equivalent rate used to compare billing terms. It does not change the amount collected at checkout.

The highlighted offer shows the billing cycle and the full amount for that term next to the monthly equivalent. Review both values before choosing a plan.

Yes. You can order another eligible service using the same customer account. For example, you can start with a domain and later add hosting, business email, SSL or a server.

Use the same account during checkout so the services and invoices remain accessible from one client area.

Available changes depend on the product and its catalogue configuration. A larger plan in the same group may follow a different process from moving between separate products, such as shared hosting and VPS hosting.

Check the relevant product page or ask support to confirm the available change, billing adjustment and any migration work before proceeding.

Application Hosting lists supported platforms with a published Truehost product page or active catalogue group. Examples may include automation, business-management and collaboration applications.

Search for the application by name. Open its page to check the deployment model, included resources, administration responsibilities and available plans.

You can hold multiple eligible services in one customer account. Keep clear records of which domain, hosting plan, mailbox and invoice belongs to each project.

Before connecting a domain, verify that you are editing the DNS zone for the correct website and email service.

Sign in to your client area to manage services, invoices and support requests.

You can still use this directory to compare another service. Complete the order with your existing account so the new service appears with the ones you already manage.

Contact the Truehost team with the outcome you need and what you already have. Include your current domain, website platform, email provider, expected resource needs and any deadline that affects a migration.

Use the contact page for product guidance. Do not send passwords, transfer codes or other account secrets in an initial enquiry.