Bludit CMS Website Hosting

Setting up Bludit is very simple and fast with the Softaculous Installation though cPanel

Offering the latest technologies and enhanced performance with NGINX, HTTP/2, PHP and free CDN. Free SSL Secure certificates. Firewall Security with 900+ WAF security rules to fix zero-day vulnerabilities. DDoS to help stop website hacking. High-speed SSD performance hosting is also included. Over 3 million CMS and Softaculous updates every year.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Can I transfer my Domain Name to your hosting?
Yes, just let us know you are requesting a "Domain Transfer" and not a new domain. You should keep the service with your current provider while waiting to complete the transfer process. If the contact email on your domain has changed from the time you originally registered your Domain, you will need to contact the original Registering Company to make changes.

Is there a Contract Period?
Unlike other companies that require those long term contracts to stay in business. We do not. What we have seen with the Hosting Market lately is offering discounts for long term contracts - 3 months, yearly, 2 year contract. But only offering a 30-day money-back-guarantee. That should make you wonder.

How do I transfer my Website to your Servers?
If you have built your Website with an HTML editor, like Dreamweaver, NotePad++ or Microsoft Expression, You would upload your website files via an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program. We have a built-in File Manager that you can access with our cPanel. However, if your files are larger than 20 MB, we recommend using FTP programs, such as WinSCP, FileZilla or Core FTP.

Do I need a Domain Name?
You can set up free blogs or other types of sites using a third party service like Facebook, WordPress.com or Tumblr. For small personal blogs, that is fine. But if you want to build a serious online presence, you should have your own Domain Name.