Shared hosting places your website on a server alongside dozens or hundreds of other sites, all splitting the same processor, memory and network connection. It's the most affordable option and works well for personal pages or small businesses with limited traffic.
A VPS (Virtual Private Server) divides one physical server into independent virtual machines, each with its own guaranteed resources. It's a middle-ground solution for sites that have outgrown a shared plan but don't yet need an entire server to themselves.
A dedicated server, finally, is entirely yours — no other website shares resources with you. This gives you the maximum possible stability and speed, which matters for high-traffic eshops, news sites, or applications with demanding databases.
The right choice mostly comes down to your site's current and expected traffic — if you're not sure which fits, we can help you work it out based on your specific project.