About Unlimited Traffic

(Last updated: January 2026)

Table of Contents

• What does unlimited mean?
• How will I know that my website is not suited to a shared hosting server?
• What happens to my website if it is deemed unsuitable for a shared hosting environment?

What does unlimited mean?

Unlimited refers to the absence of imposed quota limits by Noiz on resources such as storage and bandwidth.

Over time, traffic costs have consistently decreased, shifting the primary constraint from traffic to server hardware infrastructure.

Noiz utilises powerful servers that maintain a low ratio of websites per server, resulting in typical underutilisation. This configuration enables websites to accommodate growth and traffic spikes without performance degradation. The majority of websites, approximately 99%, operate effectively within this environment.

How will I know that my website is not suited to a shared hosting server?

Determining the suitability threshold in advance can be challenging. Noiz actively monitors server performance and will contact you if issues arise to discuss potential alternatives.

If a single website adversely impacts the performance of the shared server, it may have outgrown the shared environment. Based on our experience, such occurrences are rare.

Common causes include coding inefficiencies, inadequate security maintenance, high demand, or a combination thereof. In cases where efficiency improvements are not feasible, transitioning to a managed virtual or dedicated server may be recommended.

It is essential to comply with our Acceptable Use Policy (AUP).

What happens to my website if it is deemed unsuitable for a shared hosting environment?

Noiz will proactively contact you to discuss appropriate actions and an implementation timeline.

In emergency situations, priority is given to maintaining server integrity for all customers. This may involve temporary suspension of your website, with efforts made to reinstate services as promptly as reasonably possible.