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Unlimited Hosting Policy

"Unlimited" usage policies and definitions apply only to shared and reseller hosting accounts.

Unlimited Disk Space/Bandwidth/Website Plans. This means that we do not set a limit on the amount of bandwidth, websites or disk space you may use in the normal operation of a personal or small business website, provided it complies with this Agreement. However, in the event your service usage or content presents a risk to the stability, performance or uptime of our servers, data storage, networking or other infrastructure, you may be required to upgrade to a VPS, or we may take action to restrict the resources your website is utilizing.

HosterDaddy employs complex mechanisms to protect its hosting Subscribers and systems from any kind of abuse. HosterDaddy's "Unlimited" hosting offering is not for single or few hosting subscribers to unfairly or adversely impact the experience of other hosting Subscribers. HosterDaddy's service is offering shared hosting service, which means that multiple hosting Subscriber's websites are hosted from the same server and share server resources. HosterDaddy's service is designed to meet the typical needs of small and medium sized businesses across globe. It is NOT intended to support the sustained demand of large enterprises, or non-typical applications better suited to a VPS or a dedicated server. HosterDaddy will make every commercially reasonable effort to provide additional resources to Subscribers who are using their website(s) consistent with these Terms, including moving Subscribers to newer and bigger shared servers as necessary. However, in order to ensure a consistent and quality experience for all Subscribers, HosterDaddy does place automated safeguards to protect against any website growing too quickly and adversely impacting the system until HosterDaddy can evaluate said sites resource needs.

HosterDaddy does not set any specific limits on the amount of disk space a hosting subscriber can use for their website, nor does HosterDaddy charge additional fees based on an increased amount of storage used, provided the hosting subscriber's use of storage complies with these Terms. Please note, however, that the HosterDaddy service is designed to host websites. HosterDaddy does NOT provide unlimited hosting for online storage, videos, images, audio, games, installers, executable files, backups, or archiving of electronic files, documents, log files, web spider or indexer, irc, torrent, file sharing, peer-to-peer activities, testing environment etc., and any such prohibited use of the Services will result in the termination of hosting subscriber's account, with or without notice. Accounts with an excessive database size (i.e., more than 1 GB) negatively affect the performance of the server. HosterDaddy may request that the database size be reduced to ensure proper performance or may disable the Subscriber's account, with or without notice. Hosting subscriber's can create multiple databases however size of each database should not be more than 1 GB.

HosterDaddy does not set any limits on the amount of visitor traffic a website can receive or on the amount of content a hosting subscriber can upload to his/her/its website in a given month, nor does HosterDaddy charge additional fees based on increased use of bandwidth, as long as the hosting subscriber's use of the Services complies with these Terms. In most cases, a hosting subscriber's website will be able to support as much traffic as the hosting subscriber can legitimately acquire. However, HosterDaddy reserves the right to limit processor time, bandwidth, processes, or memory in cases where it is necessary to prevent negatively impacting other hosting subscribers.

• Run cron entries with intervals of less than fifteen (15) minutes.
• Run any MySQL queries longer than thirty (30) seconds.
• Use twenty-five percent (25%) or more of our system resources for longer than ninety (90) seconds at a time. Activities that could cause this excessive use, include but are not limited to: CGI scripts, FTP, PHP, HTTP, etc.
• The size of each mail box should not exceed 5GB and combined mail box size per domain should not exceed 50GB.

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