Do I really need a VPS for a small online store?
I’m launching a small online store with around 150 products. Traffic will probably be modest for the first few months, and I’d rather keep operating costs low until the business starts generating revenue.
I’m considering shared hosting from hostpro.com, but I’m unsure whether it would be enough for WooCommerce.
For those who started their stores on shared hosting, how long did it take before you actually needed a VPS? I’d prefer to upgrade based on real limitations rather than pay for resources I don’t need yet.
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Taking into account your needs, I am sure enough that one of Rightservers.com vps plans will work well for small online store with around 150 products. I appreciate the clarity and transparency in their communication, which reflects a professional integrity that is rare in the hosting world.
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