Fast Performance
NVMe SSD storage on CloudLinux servers in Singapore, with resource isolation so a busy neighbour never slows your site down.
NVMe · CloudLinux LVEA professional website needs a professional foundation, fast, reliable and secure hosting built for business, not hobbies.
Check what is available, then we connect it to your website, business email and SSL, and handle the renewals with everything else.
A free .com or .net domain is included with every managed hosting plan for the first year. For .my and .com.my, see Malaysian domain pricing.
Same NVMe speed on every plan. Choose by storage, not speed.
See the plansThe number in each plan is your NVMe SSD storage, from 10GB to 100GB. Start where you are and move up the moment you outgrow it. Upgrade anytime, no rebuild.
A starter business site.
Room to grow.
The value sweet spot.
Maximum storage.
Prices include the current 35% launch discount · billed yearly · renews at standard rate.
Not a stripped-down starter plan. Business hosting arrives with the performance, protection and support a real website depends on, already configured.
NVMe SSD storage on CloudLinux servers in Singapore, with resource isolation so a busy neighbour never slows your site down.
NVMe · CloudLinux LVEJetBackup runs every night and keeps 7 days of restore points, so a bad plugin or a wrong edit is never permanent.
7-day historySecureShield with a managed firewall and DDoS protection, plus a free SSL certificate that renews itself.
Free SSL + DDoSUnlimited mailboxes on your own domain, with webmail, IMAP and your phone set up and working from day one.
Unlimited mailboxesReal people in Malaysia on WhatsApp, in your time zone, who already know your setup instead of reading a script.
24×7 WhatsAppMonitored around the clock and backed by a 99.9% uptime guarantee, with our team alerted before you notice.
99.9% guaranteeEvery page your website shows is built from files, images and database records that the server reads from storage. Our servers keep them on NVMe SSDs, which connect straight to the processor and handle many requests at once, so that step involves far less waiting than on the SATA SSDs much hosting still uses. Your business mailboxes are stored on the same NVMe drives.
It works inside a managed environment: CloudLinux keeps each account within its own resource limits, JetBackup copies your site every night, and our team in Malaysia looks after the server for you.
Write: your data goes to the drive Read: a request goes out, data comes back Educational simulation using reference performance assumptions: published manufacturer figures for one SATA SSD and one NVMe SSD. Both drives receive exactly the same requests. Actual results vary by drive model, workload, queue depth and system configuration. Animation speed is illustrative and is not a hardware benchmark of our servers. Throughput is requests finished per second, averaged over the last 10 seconds.
Requests pass through the server's AHCI host controller: one command queue of up to 32 requests, and a SATA link that transfers one data frame at a time. Its reference capacity is far lower, so when demand exceeds it, requests wait.
Many command queues (up to about 64K; the four bars are illustrative) and a PCIe x4 link that carries data both ways at once. The drive's own controller connects straight to PCIe, with no separate host controller in between. Its reference capacity is far higher, so it keeps completing the same demand: about 14× the SATA SSD’s at full load (random 4K, 60% read / 40% write). One request on its own is only about 1.8× quicker; the difference grows with how many requests arrive at once, so at light demand both keep up.
Storage technology
Compare storage speed, random I/O performance and the technology behind your data.
| Performance metric | HDD7,200 rpm | SATA SSDSATA III | NVMe SSDPCIe 4.0 ×4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sequential throughput | |||
| Read speed | 210MB/s | 560MB/s | 7,450MB/s 13× faster than SATA SSD |
| Write speed | Not published | 530MB/s | 6,900MB/s 13× faster than SATA SSD |
| Random 4K QD1 · one request at a time | |||
| Random read | ~80IOPS Calculated* | 13,000IOPS | 22,000IOPS 1.7× faster than SATA SSD |
| Random write | ~80IOPS Calculated* | 36,000IOPS | 80,000IOPS 2.2× faster than SATA SSD |
| Peak random 4K QD32 · 32 requests waiting | |||
| Random read | Not published | 98,000IOPS | 1,200,000IOPS 12× faster than SATA SSD |
| Random write | Not published | 88,000IOPS | 1,550,000IOPS 18× faster than SATA SSD |
Queue depth: QD1 is one request at a time, as when a single visitor opens a page; QD32 is 32 requests waiting at once, as on a busy server. Results at different queue depths are different tests and cannot be compared with each other.
Illustrative reference figures based on published manufacturer specifications for one representative drive of each type: not measured SyncTech server performance, and not typical of every drive. SSD figures are the manufacturers’ “up to” maximums, and each NVMe multiple is the NVMe figure divided by the SATA SSD figure in the same test. Reference drives: HDD, a 7,200 rpm desktop drive (maximum outer-track read); SATA SSD, SATA III; NVMe SSD, PCIe 4.0 ×4. *HDD random figures are calculated from 7,200 rpm rotation (about 4.2 ms) plus a typical 8.5 ms seek, about 12.7 ms per random request; the manufacturer publishes no IOPS for the reference drive. Real results depend on hardware, workload and configuration; your plan's own I/O allowance is set by CloudLinux (see Resources per plan).
No vague promises, here are the real resource units behind each plan, straight from our server specification.
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| Server Specification | Business 10RM399/yr | Business 20RM599/yr | Business 50RM999/yr | Business 100RM1,599/yr |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVMe SSD Storage | 10GB | 20GB | 50GB | 100GB |
| Websites Hosted | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Email Accounts | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Bandwidth Transfer | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Resource Isolation | CloudLinux LVE | CloudLinux LVE | CloudLinux LVE | CloudLinux LVE |
| CPU Allocation | 1 core (100%) | 1.25 cores (125%) | 1.5 cores (150%) | 2 cores (200%) |
| Physical Memory | 2GB | 2GB | 3GB | 4GB |
| Entry Processes | 20 | 25 | 30 | 40 |
| Process Limit (NPROC) | 50 | 100 | 150 | 200 |
| I/O Throughput | 2,048 KB/s | 2,560 KB/s | 3,072 KB/s | 5,120 KB/s |
| Outbound Email / hour | 250 | 300 | 400 | 500 |
| Daily Backup History | 7 days | 7 days | 7 days | 7 days |
| Free SSL Certificate | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Free Domain (.com/.net) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Premium Support | 24×7 | 24×7 | 24×7 | 24×7 |
Server location: Singapore · CloudLinux virtualised · figures are per hosting account. Specifications may be updated, see current plans for the latest.
Hosting, email, care and anti-spam from four vendors means four bills and four people to chase. With SyncTech it is one platform, one team, one call.
The practical things businesses ask before they move their website to us.
Yes. We move your website across for you as part of onboarding, files, database and email, with a planned cutover.
You can, but you do not have to. Hosting works with a domain registered anywhere; if you prefer everything in one place, we will handle the transfer.
Yes. Every site gets an SSL certificate so it loads securely on https://, included, installed and renewed automatically.
Yes. Professional email on your own domain is part of business hosting, with setup guides for Outlook, Apple, Android and more.
Anytime. Move to a higher tier as your traffic grows, we handle the change behind the scenes with no rebuild.
Yes. Daily automatic backups are included, so your website can always be restored to a recent working version.
Fast, secure, business-grade hosting, with the email, backups and local support already built in.