"Unlimited" is a marketing word
Every host that advertises unlimited storage enforces an inode limit instead — typically 200,000 to 500,000 files. A WordPress site with a few plugins uses 30,000. A busy WooCommerce store with years of order data can exceed 300,000. Ask for the inode limit in writing before you buy.
The three numbers that actually matter
- Entry processes / concurrent PHP workers. This is what makes a site show "500 error" under load, not disk space. Anything under 20 is a problem for a real store.
- I/O throughput. 1 MB/s vs 10 MB/s is the difference between a snappy dashboard and a frozen one.
- CPU cores actually guaranteed, not "burst".
Renewal pricing is the real price
A plan advertised at ৳99/month that renews at ৳499/month costs you ৳5,988 in year two. Always compute two years of total cost, not the first-year promo.
Check where the server actually is
A host claiming "Bangladesh servers" may be reselling a Singapore node. Run a traceroute or simply ping the IP from your phone on a local network — under 10ms means Dhaka, 40–60ms means Singapore, 150ms+ means Europe or the US.
Support you can actually reach
Ask a pre-sales question on WhatsApp at 11pm before you pay. The answer time you get as a prospect is the best case; support after you have paid is rarely faster.