Marcorp Hosting just rolled out a wider hosting lineup, and the logic behind it is pretty simple: businesses outgrow their hosting plans, and switching providers every time that happens is annoying. So now Marcorp offers three tiers, shared hosting, dedicated servers, and a WordPress plan built specifically for sites running on Divi, letting a business move up as it grows instead of starting over somewhere new.
Shared hosting sits at the bottom of that ladder, aimed at small businesses, startups, and personal sites that need something reliable without paying for a full server they don’t need yet. It comes with unlimited bandwidth and a 99.9% uptime guarantee, which at least gives a new site owner a number to hold the provider to.
Dedicated servers sit at the other end. These hand an entire server over to one client, so nobody’s sharing processing power or storage with some unrelated website that happens to spike in traffic at the wrong moment. That setup makes sense for high-traffic sites or anything where downtime actually costs money.
The middle tier is where things get more specific. Marcorp built a WordPress hosting plan configured around Divi, the visual builder a lot of small business sites run on. Anyone who’s set up a Divi site on generic hosting knows it can get clunky, slow page loads, occasional compatibility headaches. Tuning the server environment for it ahead of time means customers skip that troubleshooting step entirely.
What ties the three tiers together matters almost as much as what separates them. Every plan, regardless of price point, includes the same uptime guarantee, unlimited bandwidth, and round-the-clock support. A shared hosting customer gets the same support line as someone running a dedicated server, which isn’t always how budget hosting tiers work.
For a business that started with a basic shared plan and is now outgrowing it, that consistency means moving up doesn’t feel like starting from scratch with a stranger.
