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Yes, all our hosting plans include a free Let's Encrypt SSL certificate that renews automatically. HTTPS is enabled as soon as your site goes live.

Start (199 DH/year) is suitable for a showcase site, Business (399 DH/year — recommended) for SMEs with several sites and mailboxes, and Pro (799 DH/year) for demanding projects. Compare the resource details on the Web Hosting page.

Use our migration assistant, included with every plan, Start included: in a single order, it transfers your domains (EPP code) and restores your cPanel accounts — website, emails and databases — from a backup or by direct transfer. From Business upwards, our team can also handle the migration end to end. Your site stays online at your current host until the DNS switch.

Yes. WordPress installs in one click on all our shared hosting plans (step by step: Install WordPress from cPanel). For a showcase site or a blog, Start is enough; Business suits WooCommerce or several sites; Pro suits high-traffic projects. Details are on the WordPress Hosting page.

Yes, and we publish the numbers — which is uncommon in this market. Every account runs in its own CloudLinux container: a busy neighbour can never take resources from you. Start gets 2 CPU cores, 10 GB of memory and 100 PHP requests served concurrently; Business 4 cores, 15 GB and 150 requests; Pro 8 cores, 25 GB and 250 requests. On top of that: disk space (50, 150 or 300 GB) and a per-plan file count (250,000 to 1 million). These are per-account ceilings, not reservations: you don't pay for idle capacity, and nothing stops you reaching them when your traffic calls for it.

The Start plan is suitable for a single site with moderate traffic. Business is recommended for SMEs with several sites and emails. Pro offers high resources for demanding projects.

Yes, all our web hosting plans include cPanel, with an assistant that installs WordPress in one click and Sitejet Builder to create a site from a template, without code. Step by step: Install WordPress from cPanel and Create your website with a Sitejet template.

The number of sites allowed depends on your plan: only one on the entry-level offer, several on the higher offers. The details per plan are shown on the Web Hosting page.

No, it is no longer required. In your cart, your hosting plan offers three routes: start on a free ServOrbit subdomain, register a new domain with us, or enter a domain you already own (you'll then point it to your hosting). If the name you enter as yours is still available, we tell you right there: it cannot be yours, and you can register it in one click — it is then added to your order and stays attached to that hosting plan.

Yes, you can move up to a higher plan at any time from your client area. The difference is calculated on a pro rata basis.

A downgrade takes effect at the end of the current cycle, at the next renewal: the Client keeps their current offer until the term already paid for, at no charge and with no refund, and may cancel the scheduled downgrade before its due date. (see article 8 of the General Terms and Conditions of Sale).

You receive several e-mail reminders before the due date. If you don't renew, your service expires, then is suspended after a grace period (your data is kept), before being terminated and its data deleted. We export your data on request.

Yes. You can buy a standalone license — Plesk (Web Admin, Web Pro, Web Host) or cPanel/WHM — for your VPS or dedicated server, without taking out hosting with us. You choose the edition, provide your server's IP address, and receive your activation code. See the Plesk Licenses and cPanel/WHM Licenses pages.

Plesk runs on Linux AND Windows, offers a unified interface and is billed per edition (number of domains); it's the choice for Windows or a developer/agency profile. cPanel/WHM is Linux-only, separates administration (WHM) from the client area (cPanel) and is billed per number of accounts; it's the standard for large-scale shared hosting. Both are available on our Licenses pages.

Web Admin handles up to 10 domains (single-site server or a few sites), Web Pro up to 30 domains with tools for developers and agencies, and Web Host an unlimited number of domains for hosts and resellers. Web Pro and Web Host can include CloudLinux to isolate accounts. Full details are on the Plesk Licenses page.

The license is bound to the public IP address of the server on which you install it. You provide this IP when ordering, then you install the activation code received by email. If your server's IP changes, contact support to re-bind the license.

CloudLinux isolates each account in its own environment (LVE technology) so that a resource-hungry site doesn't penalize the others; Imunify360 is a server security suite (application firewall, antivirus, automatic patching); JetBackup automates backups and one-click restore. These modules complement cPanel/WHM and are ordered as server licenses (cPanel/WHM Licenses page).

Yes. If you order a Cloud VPS from us, the panel can be installed automatically — you don't have to enter the IP manually or apply the key yourself. On a server you already own, you provide its IP address and install the key we supply.

No. On the license pages, simply pick the server from the list of your VPS: its IP address is filled in automatically. From the client area, the "Add a license" entry in a VPS's options takes you there with that server already selected. Licenses your distribution does not support stay visible but greyed out, with the reason shown. You can still enter an IP by hand for a server hosted elsewhere.

Yes, you have several levels of control. The simplest is to add directives to your robots.txt file: the main AI training crawlers declare that they respect this file (OpenAI's GPTBot, Common Crawl's CCBot, Google's Google-Extended), even though none are legally required to do so. For stricter blocking, you can filter by User-Agent in your site's .htaccess file: requests are then actually refused, even from bots that might ignore robots.txt (there are no Cloudflare WAF rules for you to configure). On VPS, you can go further with Nginx rules or iptables. Our support team can guide you to the right configuration.

Once PHP 8.2 reaches end of life on December 31, 2026, no further security patches will be released, leaving your applications exposed to any vulnerabilities discovered afterward. Popular frameworks and plugins such as Laravel and WordPress will gradually drop PHP 8.2 compatibility. It is strongly recommended to migrate to PHP 8.3 or 8.4 before that date to keep your environment secure and fully supported.

No. A freshly provisioned Linux server exposes SSH password authentication on port 22 by default, has no active firewall and leaves unnecessary services listening. The minimum hardening steps are: disable SSH password authentication and allow only keys (`PasswordAuthentication no` in `/etc/ssh/sshd_config`), change the SSH port or protect it with a filter, enable `ufw` or `firewalld` to block all ports except those needed (22 SSH, 80 HTTP, 443 HTTPS), disable unnecessary services with `systemctl disable`, and automate security updates via `unattended-upgrades` (Debian/Ubuntu) or `dnf-automatic` (AlmaLinux/Rocky). These steps reduce the attack surface of an internet-facing server by 90%.

It is the **processing** that is declared to the CNDP, wherever it is hosted; the transfer out of Morocco is handled separately. Law 09-08 (art. 43) reserves the **authorisation request** — Form F118, up to two months of review — for countries **absent** from the list of states providing a sufficient level of protection, set by deliberation no. 236-2015 of 18 December 2015. Our servers are in Helsinki (Finland) and Falkenstein (Germany), two countries named on that list: for a site hosted with us there is therefore **no F118 to file** — the transfer still has to be **mentioned** in the processing declaration. Our support team will send you in writing the hosting location and the identity of the host to enter there, via [email protected]. For your own situation, a legal adviser or the CNDP remain the right people to ask.

Law 09-08 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data covers any collection, storage or processing of identifying data: names, contact details, connection logs or information about your clients and visitors. If your website collects such data, a prior declaration — or authorisation for sensitive categories — is required from the CNDP, regardless of where the data is hosted. If you are unsure of your obligations, consult a legal adviser or your national supervisory authority.

Two options, both carried out at the provider where the domain is registered. Option 1 — an A record: create an `A` record pointing to your hosting's IP address, shown in your client area on the service page, section “Point your domain here”. Your domain then reaches us, but its DNS zone stays with your current provider — so you keep maintaining email (MX, SPF) and subdomains there. Option 2 — delegate DNS to us: replace ALL of the domain's nameservers with ns1.megadomaine.com and ns2.megadomaine.com, and REMOVE your previous provider's. Leaving even one is enough to break the domain: if it no longer serves your zone it answers “this domain does not exist” authoritatively, and roughly one visitor in two lands on it — the outage then looks intermittent and unexplainable. Once the delegation is clean, we manage the whole zone and the DNS tab in your client area becomes available. Allow up to 24 hours for propagation, often just a few minutes. If nothing changes after that, write to [email protected] and we will check the setup with you.

VAT applies to digital services purchased in Morocco regardless of the provider's country: a foreign provider not registered in Morocco shifts the declaration obligation to you (reverse charge), while a Moroccan-established provider such as MEGALOGI collects it directly and issues a compliant invoice. From a tax standpoint, the final cost is comparable; what changes is your administrative workload. Consult your accountant to confirm the right treatment for your status.

ServOrbit does not host sites in Morocco: our servers are in Helsinki (Finland) and Falkenstein (Germany), and your visitors' data is hosted there. The ANRT requirements we apply concern the registration of the .ma domain name (registrant and supporting document). On request, our support team confirms the server location in writing, which is useful for your administrative procedures. For obligations specific to your sector of activity, contact ANRT or a specialised legal adviser; our role is to provide you with technical and documentary support.

Yes. Choose the « Subdomain » tab in your cart: we provide a free address of the form web-xxxxxxx.servorbit-dns.com, active as soon as your account is set up, on which your site and its SSL certificate work straight away. This address is not yours and cannot be transferred — it is a starter address, for as long as you do not have your own domain name. When you are ready, register your domain with us then open a ticket from your client area: we switch it to become the main domain of your hosting plan.

PrestaShop 8.x requires PHP 8.1 as a minimum and works best with PHP 8.2 (recommended). PHP 8.3 is supported from PrestaShop 8.1.7 onwards. Make sure the extensions curl, gd, intl, mbstring, zip, xml and pdo_mysql are enabled; on cPanel, switch PHP versions via the PHP Version Manager.

ServOrbit shared hosting is optimised for PHP (WordPress, PrestaShop, Joomla…) and does not support persistent Node.js or Python application processes. To deploy a Next.js, FastAPI, Django or Flask application requiring a dedicated application server, a ServOrbit VPS is the right solution: it gives you root access, the ability to install your runtimes, and to manage processes with PM2 or systemd. Check our VPS plans starting from 99 DH/month to choose the configuration that matches your workload.

Yes, migrating from shared hosting to a ServOrbit VPS can be done without any perceptible downtime for your visitors. The process involves preparing the VPS in parallel (web server setup, file and database copy), testing the site via the server's IP before switching DNS, then lowering the DNS TTL a few days before the final cutover. Our team can support you through this transition — open a ticket or contact us via `/contact` to plan the migration according to your schedule.

Yes, directly. TTFB (Time to First Byte) — which measures server response time — is one of the metrics most sensitive to infrastructure: shared hosting distributes CPU and disk resources among multiple sites, which can increase TTFB during traffic spikes. A VPS provides guaranteed resources and a more consistent TTFB, which improves LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) and INP (Interaction to Next Paint), the two Core Web Vitals most impactful for search ranking. If your scores only drop during peak hours, shared hosting is often the first cause to investigate.

PageSpeed Insights shows a synthetic (lab) score, but your Search Console Core Web Vitals reflect real user experiences over a 28-day window. High TTFB during peak hours or on mobile can fail INP or LCP in real conditions without affecting the synthetic test. Use WebPageTest under real-world conditions to isolate the hosting variable.

Yes, a ServOrbit VPS can host as many domains as you like on the same machine. Simply configure one Nginx `server` block (or Apache VirtualHost) per domain, each pointing to its own root directory or Docker application. The DNS for each domain must point to your VPS IP address. There is no software limit imposed by ServOrbit; the only constraint is your server capacity (RAM, CPU, storage). If you manage many client sites, reseller plans with a cPanel/WHM control panel are also available.

There is no WordPress section in your ServOrbit client area: you check this in WordPress itself or in your cPanel's WordPress manager (WP Toolkit). In WordPress, open Dashboard → Updates: the status of automatic updates is shown there, and you can enable them. If unsure, contact our support team, who can guide you.

LimeSurvey requires PHP and MySQL, but intensive use (simultaneous responses, processing scripts) can quickly exceed shared hosting resources during large campaigns. For occasional use or low-traffic internal surveys, shared hosting works fine; beyond that, a VPS starting from 99 DH/month gives you the resources and root access needed for an optimised installation. Check our Marketplace for available templates.

Yes. From cPanel (Domains → Addon Domains), you can add as many domains as your plan allows, each with its own web directory and WordPress installation. The number of addon domains depends on your plan; check your client area for your remaining quota. Keep in mind that all installations share the CPU, memory and database resources of your plan: a poorly optimized site can affect the others. For high-traffic sites or those requiring full isolation, a dedicated VPS per installation is preferable.

Under Law 09-08, any Moroccan-registered company or legal entity that processes personal data of Moroccan residents is subject to a declaration requirement with the CNDP, regardless of where the server is hosted. The server location does not determine the applicable jurisdiction: it is the data controller that is concerned. If your business is established in Morocco or you collect data from Moroccan residents, a prior CNDP declaration is required. We recommend consulting a specialist lawyer for your specific situation; our technical team can assist with configuring your hosting to meet technical requirements.

Some SaaS tools remain more cost-effective to keep external: high-volume transactional email services (where deliverability depends on the provider's IP reputation), global CDNs, and tools whose value relies on aggregated data (e.g. marketplaces, directories). By contrast, for internal management tools (project, wiki, CRM, monitoring), self-hosting on a VPS often reduces the bill and keeps data under your control.

The cost of a ServOrbit VPS replacing 4 to 5 common SaaS tools (project management, wiki, analytics, chat, video conferencing) is generally a fraction of the combined subscriptions for 10 users. The real expense to anticipate is the initial migration time and monthly maintenance (updates, backups). To refine your calculation based on your stack, visit our VPS Cloud page or submit a quote request via the Contact form.

The migration follows three steps: (1) export your environment variables and data (database, volumes) from the source PaaS, (2) install Coolify on your ServOrbit VPS via the official script and connect your Git repository, (3) reconfigure environment variables, point your domain, and validate the deployment. Coolify automatically recognises Heroku Procfiles and `docker-compose.yml` files, reducing manual adjustments. For a zero-downtime migration, keep the old environment active until the new one is fully validated.

ServOrbit servers are located in European data centers. If your site collects personal data belonging to Moroccan residents, Law 09-08 and its supervisory authority (CNDP) may apply regardless of where the data is physically hosted — it is the location of processing and the nationality of the data subjects that matter. We recommend consulting a legal advisor to assess your declaration obligations, and you can open a ticket from your client area for any hosting-related question.

Yes, ServOrbit hosting plans are based on cPanel, which allows you to attach multiple domains (addon domains) or subdomains to your account and deploy independent applications in separate directories. Each domain can point to its own PHP application, WordPress installation, or other app, with its own free SSL certificate (Let's Encrypt) renewed automatically. Visit the web hosting page for details on the resources included in each plan.

Create an nginx `server` block for your subdomain (e.g., `photos.mydomain.com`) that proxies to PhotoPrism's local port (default 2342). Then obtain a certificate with `certbot --nginx -d photos.mydomain.com`. Make sure to enable `X-Forwarded-Proto` and `X-Real-IP` headers so PhotoPrism correctly detects the HTTPS protocol. See our full article on hosting PhotoPrism for the complete configuration.

Miniflux is significantly lighter than FreshRSS: it is a single Go binary that consumes less than 20 MB of RAM at idle, with no PHP dependency or third-party web server required, and runs comfortably on a VPS with 512 MB to 1 GB of RAM. FreshRSS is richer in features and extensions but requires PHP-FPM, a web server (Apache or nginx), and a relational database, resulting in a noticeably higher memory footprint. If your priority is resource frugality on an entry-level ServOrbit VPS, Miniflux with PostgreSQL is the recommended choice. FreshRSS remains relevant if you want advanced features such as custom OPML filters or a broader extension ecosystem. Both can be installed in minutes via Docker Compose on any ServOrbit VPS.

ServOrbit shared hosting does not include a collaborative office suite — it is optimised for websites and web applications. For online co-editing of Office documents, the usual approach is to self-host Nextcloud on a ServOrbit VPS and connect Collabora Online (native integration) or OnlyOffice Document Server. This combination gives you a full suite under your control, with no dependency on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. See our VPS offer to choose the plan suited to your number of users.

Open your hosting page and click “Open cPanel”: cPanel opens in a new tab, already signed in, without re-entering a password. If nothing opens, allow pop-ups for our site. Step by step: Log in to cPanel from your client area.

Law 09-08 applies as soon as you process data of Moroccan residents, regardless of where the servers are located. Hosting in Europe does not exempt you from the obligation to file a declaration with the CNDP and to maintain a compliant privacy policy. You must ensure that your technical subcontractors, including ServOrbit, provide adequate guarantees through a data processing agreement specifying purposes and security measures. For questions about your specific setup, contact our team at [email protected].

Sitejet Builder is included with your hosting: open cPanel with “Open cPanel”, then “Websites & Apps” › “Manage” on your main domain › “Build with Sitejet”. In the editor, pick a template with “Template Selection”, replace the template's sample text and add your pages, then click “Publish”. Step by step: Create your website with a Sitejet template from cPanel.

Open cPanel from your hosting page with “Open cPanel”, go to “Websites & Apps” and click “Manage” for your domain. If the site folder is empty, click “Build with WordPress”, review the setup, then click “Launch My Website”. cPanel installs WordPress on the domain root and signs you straight into the dashboard. Step by step: Install WordPress from cPanel.

Mailboxes are created in cPanel: open your hosting page, click “Open cPanel”, then in “Email” click “+ New Email Account” (name, password, quota). To read your messages: “Manage” on the mailbox's row, then “Open Webmail”, or webmail.yourdomain.com. Step by step: Create a business email address in cPanel.

In cPanel, open “Email”, click “Manage” in your mailbox's row, then the “Connect Device” tab: it shows the incoming and outgoing servers and offers an automatic configuration profile for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Choose IMAP over SSL/TLS, with the full address as username and the mailbox password. Step by step: Set up your business email on a phone or Outlook.

Open cPanel from your hosting page, then “Files” › “File Manager”: in the public_html folder, upload a .zip archive of your site and extract it. Check that the home page (index.html or index.php) sits at the root of public_html: the holding page then disappears on its own. Do not delete .htaccess, php.ini, .user.ini, .well-known or the .shtml files. Step by step: Upload your website files with File Manager.

Open cPanel from your hosting page (“Open cPanel”), click “Databases” then “Create Database”: the wizard creates the database and its user, and you leave “All Privileges” selected. cPanel adds your account prefix to both names, and the host to give your site is localhost. Copy the password right away: it will not be shown again. Step by step: Create a MySQL database in cPanel.

Subdomains are created in cPanel: open it with “Open cPanel”, then in “Websites & Apps”, click “Add Website”, choose “Create a subdomain” and enter the “Subdomain prefix”. Then, in your domain's DNS zone (our “Managed DNS zone”, for example), add an A record pointing to the hosting IP address: without it, the subdomain cannot be reached. Step by step: Create a subdomain in cPanel.

The free certificate is issued automatically by AutoSSL: check it in cPanel, “Websites & Apps” menu, “Manage” on your domain, “SSL” tab. Then turn on “Force HTTPS” in the “Settings” tab, only once the certificate is valid, otherwise your visitors will see a security warning. Step by step: Enable HTTPS and force the redirect in cPanel.

In cPanel, open Security in the left-hand menu: the SSL Certificates tab shows the status of each domain (Domain Verified, Self-Signed, etc.) and the Renew SSL automatically button runs AutoSSL with one click. If the domain stays Self-Signed after renewal, it usually means the DNS does not point to our server yet. Check and renew the SSL certificate in cPanel

Yes. Open Build my website, pick a professional template, customize it in the online editor, then share your website with its preview link. All you need is a ServOrbit account with a confirmed email address; you can have up to three active websites at the same time.

As long as you open it in the editor at least once every thirty days: each opening pushes the deadline back. After that period without opening, the website is deleted, and no backup of it is kept.

Order a domain name and hosting, then open My websites in your client area and choose “Publish on my domain”. Three steps are enough: copy your website's sharing code, paste it into the editor of your domain's site, then publish. The free version is then removed.

In yours when the editor offers it: it is offered in French, English and Spanish. For other languages, including Arabic, it is displayed in English.

Yes, in many cases: a single VPS can run a self-hosted CRM, project management tool, collaborative storage and a web analytics engine simultaneously — whereas each of these services bills separately per user in SaaS mode. The monthly cost remains a flat VPS fee starting from 99 DH/month, regardless of team size. The trade-off is managing updates and backups yourself, which our Marketplace simplifies with pre-configured templates.

In cPanel, open “Websites & Apps”, click “Add Website”, choose your domain and then “AI App Hosting”. Then enter the URL of your Git repository, choose the run mode and click “Deploy”. Note that the application answers all traffic to the chosen domain. Step by step: Deploy a Node.js application in cPanel.

In cPanel, open “Sites web et applications”, click “Gérer” on your domain's row, then the “Paramètres” tab. In “Paramètres du domaine”, pick the version in the “Version de PHP” list. Note the original version before changing it so you can pick it again. Step by step: Change your site's PHP version in cPanel.

At ServOrbit, web hosting starts at 199 DH/year, an amount shown tax exclusive (VAT excluded). It is billed in dirhams, on an invoice bearing our ICE and itemized VAT. The price then varies with the plan's resources: disk space, number of sites, email accounts. From one host to another, look at the renewal price and not just the first-year price.

No ranking holds for everyone: the right host is the one whose offer can be verified before you buy. Four criteria set offers apart: a renewal price displayed next to the introductory price; an invoice in dirhams bearing the provider's ICE and itemized VAT; support you can reach in your language, through channels spelled out in black and white; backups whose frequency, retention period and restoration are described. Finally, check where the servers are located: at ServOrbit, they are in Europe, and we say so in writing.

In cPanel, open “Sites web et applications”, click “Gérer” on your domain's row, then the “DNS” tab. Use “Ajouter un enregistrement” to create a row, or “Plus d'actions” then “Supprimer” to remove one. Note a record's values before touching it. Step by step: Edit your domain's DNS zone in cPanel.

No. Websites hosted by ServOrbit run on servers in Finland and Germany; ServOrbit has no server and no office in the United Arab Emirates. A visitor in Dubai or Abu Dhabi therefore loads every page from Europe, over the link between Europe and the Gulf. If a contract requires hosting on UAE soil, this offer does not meet it.

In MAD. A visitor from the Emirates reads prices in AED by default and can choose USD or EUR, but the invoice is issued in MAD. You settle by international card, PayPal or bank transfer; the currency actually charged depends on that method, and you see it, with the amount, before you confirm.

Yes. The plan is shared hosting run from cPanel. WordPress goes on with one click, with no database to prepare, and the site is served over HTTPS from the day it opens thanks to the free SSL certificate. Your team's mailboxes in Dubai or Abu Dhabi are created on the same account as the site.

ServOrbit support answers in English, French and Arabic. A customer in the Emirates can write in their team's language, whether the question is about cPanel, an email address or an invoice. Domain, hosting and invoice all sit in the same client area, so there is no need to juggle several providers.

Yes, as things stand. ServOrbit applies Moroccan VAT at 20% to its invoices whatever the customer's country, so a company in Dubai or Abu Dhabi is invoiced with it. Amounts are shown excluding tax, with the tax-inclusive amount next to them, and the VAT is added to the order total. The invoice is issued in MAD.

Yes: today, the invoice applies Moroccan VAT at 20%. Your country makes no difference, since ServOrbit applies it in the same way to all its customers. On the site, each amount excluding tax is shown with its tax-inclusive equivalent, and the VAT is added to the total when you order. The invoice is issued in MAD by MEGALOGI.

No. Its servers are in the European Union, in Germany and Finland, and ServOrbit is published by MEGALOGI, a Moroccan company.

By international bank card, PayPal or bank transfer. Prices are shown in euros, but the display does not set the currency charged: it depends on the method chosen, and the exact amount appears before you confirm. The invoice is issued in MAD by MEGALOGI.

No. Even if you saw prices in euros, the invoice is issued in MAD by MEGALOGI, the Moroccan company that publishes ServOrbit. The amount actually charged, and its currency, are shown on the payment screen before you confirm. Your domain name and hosting appear on that same invoice, since they live in the same client area.

Yes. The hosting is shared and managed from cPanel. WordPress launches with one click, the site goes HTTPS from day one with a free SSL certificate, and the mailboxes on your domain name sit on the same account. It all runs on a server in Finland or Germany: none is in France.

Yes, as things stand. The ServOrbit invoice applies Moroccan VAT at 20% to an order placed from Togo, as to any other: the customer's country changes nothing. While you shop, you read the amount excluding tax and, right next to it, the tax-inclusive amount; the VAT is added to the cart total. The invoice is issued in MAD.

No, not today, and no date has been announced. From Togo, three methods are accepted: international bank card, PayPal and bank transfer. Check that one of them is open to you before you plan your site's launch.

No. Websites hosted by ServOrbit run on servers in Finland and Germany; ServOrbit has no server and no office in Togo, which is a market served remotely. Someone opening your site from Lomé therefore receives the page from a European server. If a specification requires hosting on Togolese soil, this offer is not suitable.

Not today: the CFA franc (XOF) is not offered. From Togo, prices are shown in euros by default, and you can switch to US dollars. The currency charged then depends on the payment method, and the exact amount is shown to you before you confirm. The invoice is issued in MAD.

Yes: international bank card, PayPal or bank transfer are the three options, and the only ones, so check that one is open to you before ordering. Whichever you pick, the summary gives the exact sum and its currency before you confirm. Domain, hosting and VPS all go on one invoice, issued in MAD.

A cPanel account with your files, databases and professional email addresses. WordPress installs on it in one click, and the free SSL certificate serves your site over HTTPS from day one. The site runs on a server in Europe. Support answers in French, English and Arabic, and your domain name is managed from the same client area.

Yes, as things stand: Moroccan VAT at 20% is added to the total, for a customer in Côte d'Ivoire as for everyone else, since it does not depend on the country. On the site, each amount appears excluding tax, alongside its tax-inclusive amount, so you know the total before you order. The invoice is issued in MAD.

No. Mobile Money is not offered yet, and no launch date has been set. To settle an order from Abidjan or anywhere else in the country, you can choose between an international bank card, PayPal and a bank transfer.

No. Websites hosted by ServOrbit run on servers in Finland and Germany; ServOrbit has no server and no office in Côte d'Ivoire. An Ivorian visitor therefore receives each page from a server in Europe, which builds it and sends it over. If a contract requires your site's data to stay within Côte d'Ivoire, this offer does not meet that requirement.

No, the CFA franc (XOF) is not offered today. A visitor in Côte d'Ivoire sees prices in euros by default and can switch to US dollars. That choice only affects reading: the currency charged follows the payment method, and the exact sum is shown before you confirm. The invoice is issued in MAD.

Three methods are accepted: international bank card, PayPal or bank transfer. A card goes through the CMI gateway and an amount in MAD is charged; PayPal charges in the currency shown on its own screen. The summary shows you the exact sum before you confirm, and the invoice is issued in MAD.

Yes. On shared hosting, WordPress is set up in one click from cPanel, with no database to prepare. The free SSL certificate is live from day one, so your site opens over HTTPS in Abidjan as anywhere else. Your professional email addresses are managed on the same account, and the team answers in French, English and Arabic.

Yes. Today, ServOrbit invoices apply Moroccan VAT at 20% whatever the customer's country; a business in Dakar is no exception. Amounts are displayed excluding tax, with the tax-inclusive amount shown next to them, and the VAT is added to the total. The invoice is issued in MAD.

Not for now. Mobile wallets are not among the options offered, and we give no date. A customer in Senegal currently settles by international bank card, PayPal or bank transfer.

No. Websites hosted by ServOrbit run on servers in Finland and Germany; ServOrbit has no server and no office in Senegal, a market it serves remotely. Your pages therefore leave from Europe to reach a reader in Dakar or Saint-Louis. If a client requires your data to stay on Senegalese soil, this offer is not suitable.

No, the CFA franc (XOF) is not offered today. A visitor in Senegal sees prices in euros by default and can choose US dollars. What is actually charged, and in which currency, depends on the method chosen; the exact figure is shown before you confirm. The invoice is issued in MAD.

A cPanel account: files, databases and professional email addresses on your domain. WordPress installs on it in one click, and your site is served over HTTPS from day one thanks to the free SSL certificate. Servers are in Finland and Germany, none in Senegal. Support answers in French, English and Arabic.

Yes. Domain and hosting live in the same client area and appear on the same invoice; the DNS zone is managed from that area. For a .sn, the registry sets conditions on the holder and the administrative contact: the domain search shows them before the name goes into the cart. Payment is by international bank card, PayPal or bank transfer.

In cPanel, open “Messagerie” (Email), click “Gérer” (Manage) on the mailbox's row, then the “Paramètres” (Settings) tab and “Modifier le mot de passe” (Change password) in the “Mot de passe” block. Type the new password (or “Générer”), then “Mettre à jour le mot de passe”. Step by step: Change the password of an email address in cPanel.

In cPanel, open “Messagerie” (Email): the table shows the space used and the quota of each mailbox. Click “Gérer” on the mailbox's row, open the “Paramètres” tab, then “Modifier le quota”, type the new value and click “Enregistrer”. Step by step: View and increase an email mailbox quota in cPanel.

In cPanel, open “Messagerie”, click “Gérer” on the row of the address concerned, then the “Redirecteurs” tab and “Ajouter un redirecteur”. Enter the destination address in “Rediriger vers”, then confirm with “Ajouter un redirecteur”. Step by step: Forward emails from one address to another in cPanel.

In cPanel, click “Databases”, then “Manage” on your database's row, open the “Advanced” tab and click “Open phpMyAdmin”. To import, open the Import tab, choose your .sql file with “Choose File” and click “Import”; to export, open the Export tab and click “Export”. Step by step: Import or export a database with phpMyAdmin in cPanel.