Every hundred milliseconds is worth sales
Studies agree: beyond 3 seconds of load time, over half of mobile visitors abandon. On a WooCommerce or PrestaShop store, the bottleneck is almost never the front end — it's product page generation time: SQL queries, PHP loops, disk reads. Shared hosting splits its CPU among hundreds of sites; your store slows down precisely when everyone is selling, on Saturday afternoon.
NVMe Gen4 + EPYC: the e-commerce combo
A WooCommerce product page typically executes 80 to 150 MySQL queries. On NVMe Gen4 with 1 million IOPS, index reads are nearly free; the query cache stays in fast DDR5 RAM. Measured result on a 4,000-SKU customer store migrated to us: TTFB went from 890 ms to 210 ms, mobile conversion rate up 14% the following month.
Absorbing peaks without flinching
Black Friday, flash sales, TV appearances: your infrastructure must absorb 20× normal traffic without degrading experience. Our 10 Gbps network and never-oversold hypervisors guarantee that promised resources are actually available at peak time. A Singularity customer sustained 40,000 requests/minute at the height of Black Friday 2024.
The recommended stack
Debian 12, Nginx + PHP-FPM 8.3, MariaDB 11 with InnoDB buffer pool set to 60% of RAM, Redis as object cache, and a CDN for images. Our article "Optimizing MySQL" gives exact values for 8, 16 and 32 GB of RAM.
Payments and compliance
Your checkout demands flawless TLS and clean IPs: a dedicated IPv4 with a pristine history, included in every plan. Hosted in Paris or Frankfurt, your customer data stays in the EU, GDPR-compliant — an argument your European customers appreciate and marketplaces verify.