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Website Hosting Plans Compared: MAXI+, MEGA+ and E-SHOP+

Website Hosting Plans Compared: MAXI+, MEGA+ and E-SHOP+

Our website hosting plans are built around one idea: the website is designed and built for you, development is included, and you pay for the hosting plan that keeps the site running, secure and up to date. There are three plans, MAXI+, MEGA+ and E-SHOP+, and they differ by the size of the project and the number of backups we keep, from a compact company site to a full online store. This guide compares them feature by feature, explains the parts that are easy to misread, and gives a simple way to choose.

The details below come from the plan table on our website development page. Prices and features can change, so treat that page as the final word and use this article to understand what the rows mean in practice.

How the model works: development included, you pay for hosting

Many agencies charge separately for design, development, hosting and maintenance, which makes the total hard to compare. Our model is different. We design and build websites with a unique design for clients who host them with us. The development itself is included in the plan; what you choose and pay for is the hosting plan and the payment period. We then keep the site running, secure and up to date.

The plans are paid upfront for 36 months. At the time of writing, the three plans cost 1199 € (MAXI+), 1799 € (MEGA+) and 2399 € (E-SHOP+), each plus VAT. Spread over the 36 months, those amounts correspond to roughly 33 €, 50 € and 67 € a month before VAT. That is only arithmetic to help compare, since the invoice is for the whole period, and the website development page shows the current prices.

What each price includes:

  • A website design made for your brand and requirements.
  • A content management system at no extra charge (0 €).
  • A web address in .lt, .eu, .com or .net at no extra charge (0 €), registered once the advance invoice is paid if you do not own one yet.
  • Hosting on our own servers, with regular backups of your site.
  • Website maintenance.
  • Business e-mail on your own domain.

The three plans side by side

FeatureMAXI+MEGA+E-SHOP+
Server spaceUnlimited*Unlimited*Unlimited*
Data trafficUnlimited*Unlimited*Unlimited*
Website designUniqueUniqueUnique
Mobile-friendly (responsive)YesYesYes
Number of pagesUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
E-mail mailboxes20UnlimitedUnlimited
Multilingual (up to 3 languages)YesYesYes
Photo galleryYesYesYes
Product catalogueNoYesYes
Visitor statisticsYesYesYes
Meta data managementYesYesYes
Sitemap submitted to search enginesYesYesYes
Website backupEvery 14 daysWeeklyDaily
On-page optimisationNoYesYes
Payment integrationNoNoYes
Price, paid upfront for 36 months1199 € + VAT1799 € + VAT2399 € + VAT

* Unlimited server space and traffic mean everything the website needs to run. They are not meant as data or file storage.

What stays the same in every plan

Before comparing differences, notice how much is shared. All three plans include a unique design, a responsive layout that works on phones, unlimited pages, up to three languages, a photo gallery, visitor statistics, meta data management and a sitemap submitted to search engines. In other words, even the smallest plan is a complete, professionally built company website rather than a stripped-down template.

Mobile-friendliness deserves a note. Most visits to many business websites now come from phones, and search engines evaluate the mobile version of a site first. Having a responsive design in every plan means you do not need to pay extra to be usable on a small screen. Page speed on phones is measured by Google’s Core Web Vitals, which is worth checking once the site is live.

Where the plans differ

1. Mailboxes

MAXI+ includes 20 mailboxes on your own domain; MEGA+ and E-SHOP+ include unlimited mailboxes. An extra mailbox costs €1 per month plus VAT, and extra mailboxes can be added at any time. For a company of ten people, twenty mailboxes cover individual addresses plus shared ones such as info@ and sales@. For a larger organisation, or one that creates many role addresses, the unlimited option removes counting.

2. Product catalogue

MAXI+ has no product catalogue; MEGA+ and E-SHOP+ do. A catalogue lists products or services with their own pages and details, even without taking payments. A manufacturer that wants to show a range, or a service company with many separate offers, needs this. If your website is mostly company information, contact details and a handful of services, MAXI+ is enough.

3. On-page optimisation

MEGA+ and E-SHOP+ include on-page optimisation, which is part of the development stage: titles, headings, metadata and structure are prepared with search engines in mind. In MAXI+ it is not included. If organic search is an important channel for you, the extra step has a direct return. You can also buy it later as part of an SEO project. Even in MAXI+, meta data management and a sitemap submitted to search engines are included, so the site can be found and described properly.

4. Payment integration

Only E-SHOP+ includes payment integration. If customers will pay online, whether for products, bookings or deposits, this is the plan built for it. The other two present information and collect enquiries but do not take payments. Our guide to online payment methods for small stores explains the choices a shop has to make.

5. Backups: frequency and number of copies

The backup rows hide the most useful trade-off. Backups are made from the day the website goes live. MAXI+ makes a backup every 14 days and keeps the last 2 copies; MEGA+ makes one weekly and keeps 5; E-SHOP+ makes one daily and keeps 10.

The frequency decides how much you could lose, and the number of copies decides how far back you can go.

PlanFrequencyCopies keptMost you could loseHow far back you can restore
MAXI+Every 14 days2Up to about two weeks of changesAbout 28 days
MEGA+Weekly5Up to about one week of changesAbout 5 weeks
E-SHOP+Daily10Up to about one day of changesAbout 10 days

The last two columns are our own calculation from the frequency and the number of copies, to show what the rows imply; they are not separate promises. The calculation shows something that surprises people: the shop plan keeps the shortest history but the most recent one. That is exactly what a shop needs, because orders arrive every day and losing a day’s orders is the real risk. A brochure site changes rarely, so a longer history of older copies is more useful than daily ones.

Backups are one layer, not a complete strategy. If you keep important data elsewhere, for example order exports or documents, you should still follow general rules such as keeping several copies and testing restores. Our guide to the 3-2-1 backup rule covers this, and WordPress.org publishes its own backup guidance for sites built on WordPress.

Choosing a plan: a practical way to decide

Rather than comparing every row, answer five questions in order.

  1. Will customers pay on the website? If yes, choose E-SHOP+. Nothing else in the table includes payment integration.
  2. Do you need to present many products or services in a catalogue? If yes and you do not need payments, choose MEGA+.
  3. Is organic search a major source of customers? If yes, choose MEGA+ or E-SHOP+ for the included on-page optimisation.
  4. How many people need a mailbox? More than 20 points to MEGA+ or E-SHOP+.
  5. How often does your website change? The more often, the more a short backup interval is worth.

If none of the answers point upward, MAXI+ is the right plan. It is a full company website, not a compromise.

Three example situations

  • A consulting firm with five staff that needs a credible site, a contact form and addresses for each person: MAXI+.
  • A manufacturer with a catalogue of 60 products that wants buyers to send enquiries and wants to rank for product names: MEGA+.
  • A boutique that sells online with daily orders and card payments: E-SHOP+.

How the project runs after you choose

The plan is only the start. The website is built through a defined sequence. First comes the order: we discuss your vision, you choose the web address and the hosting plan, and the website development and hosting contract is signed. Then an advance invoice is issued for the chosen plan and payment period; once it is paid, the web address is registered if you do not own one yet, and your e-mail addresses are created on the new domain.

Next, a design mock-up is created from your materials and vision and agreed with you. Development turns the design into a working website, adds the main content and, depending on the plan, carries out on-page SEO. You provide the images and texts. The finished website is then opened for your review, and you send comments or change requests. You receive a user guide in PDF format and training in the content management system, and the website goes live once you approve it.

Two parts of that sequence deserve preparation on your side. The first is the content: texts and images are the most common cause of delay, and our article on getting website content from clients on time describes a way to avoid it. The second is the review stage, where clear and collected comments save time.

Beyond a standard website

Internet Solutions, UAB also builds systems of varying complexity and takes on all kinds of projects, from a single integration to a complete platform. If your needs go beyond one of the three plans, for example a client portal, an internal business system or an integration with accounting or CRM, describe it and we will propose the right plan. The hosting plans cover what most company sites and online stores need; custom work is discussed separately.

Questions to ask any hosting provider, including us

  • What exactly is unlimited, and what is the fair-use footnote?
  • How often are backups made, how many copies are kept, and where are they stored?
  • Who owns the design and the content if we leave?
  • Is maintenance included, and what does it cover?
  • Can the plan be upgraded during the 36 months?

Ask these questions before signing, get the answers in writing and check them against the contract. We answer them for our own plans through the contact details on the website development page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I pay separately for website development?

No. The development is included; you pay for the hosting plan, and we keep the site running, secure and up to date.

Is the web address included?

Yes. A web address in .lt, .eu, .com or .net is included at 0 €. If you do not own one yet, it is registered after the advance invoice is paid.

How many e-mail mailboxes do I get?

MAXI+ includes 20 mailboxes, while MEGA+ and E-SHOP+ include unlimited mailboxes. An extra mailbox costs €1 per month plus VAT and can be added at any time.

How often is my website backed up?

MAXI+ is backed up every 14 days and keeps the last 2 copies, MEGA+ weekly with 5 copies, and E-SHOP+ daily with 10 copies. Backups are made from the day the website goes live.

Which plan lets me take payments online?

Only E-SHOP+ includes payment integration.

Is the unlimited server space really unlimited?

It is unlimited for everything the website needs to run. It is not meant as storage for data or files.

The Bottom Line

MAXI+, MEGA+ and E-SHOP+ share the same foundation: a unique, mobile-friendly design, unlimited pages, up to three languages and hosting on our own servers with maintenance. They differ in mailboxes, product catalogue, on-page optimisation, payment integration and backup frequency. Decide by asking whether customers will pay online, whether you need a catalogue, how important search is and how often your site changes. To see the current table and start a project, open the website development page and get in touch.