Start to Walk
Walk is our entry-level package, ideal for agencies that build solid websites for small or start-up businesses, without any fuss. With limited resources, Walk still offers all the essential features you need to get your website online. It is cost-effective and a good choice for informative websites with low to medium visitor numbers.
When should you choose Walk?
- If you have a small website with not too many visitors.
- For informative websites with static content.
- If costs are an important consideration.
Start to Run
Run is designed for agencies with growing projects and increased traffic. With this package, you gain access to additional resources and the option to set up a staging environment. This is ideal for web applications and websites with average traffic volumes.
When should you choose Run?
- When developing a web application.
- For websites with medium to high traffic volumes.
- When you need a staging environment for testing updates.
Start to Fly
Time for serious business. The Fly package is suitable for agencies that need top performance and maximum resources. This package is perfect for critical websites or applications with high traffic volumes. With Fly, you not only get more resources, but also a complete staging environment alongside your production environment.
When should you choose Fly?
- For critical websites with intensive use and web shops.
- For high traffic volumes and the need for maximum performance.
- If you need a complete staging environment for extensive testing.
More traffic requires additional resources. Our advice: base this on your intuition and trust your own assessment of what constitutes “high traffic”. And remember, you can always easily upgrade or downgrade.
How do you make the right choice?
When choosing between Walk, Run and Fly, it is essential to evaluate your project needs. At Level27, we understand that making the right choice can sometimes be overwhelming. That is why we have added three optional questions to our process to guide you:
How many visitors do you expect?
Indicate how many people you expect to visit the website. More traffic requires additional resources to keep your website or application running smoothly. A question we often encounter is: When do we consider traffic to be high? Are there absolute figures for this? Our advice is to base this on your gut feeling. You can look at what similar websites use, but also trust your own assessment of what is considered “high traffic”. Remember that this choice is not set in stone, and you can easily upgrade or downgrade according to the needs of your website.
What kind of application are you building?
Depending on the type of application or website, we can make predictions about the required environment. Static websites generally require fewer resources than heavy e-commerce websites.
How much data is there in your application?
Indicate how much data will be stored. The data in your application is a combination of the database size (with a hard limit) and the uploaded content.
The answers to these questions help us make a recommendation that suits your specific needs. It is important to emphasise that this is only a recommendation and you are completely free to choose a different package. What's more, you can easily upgrade or downgrade at any time with just a few clicks, giving you the flexibility to adapt your hosting solution to the evolving needs of your website. Our goal is to provide you with the hosting solution that perfectly suits your online goals.
