Traditional hosting just can't compare to
MOM Helpers Cloud Hosting.

• CLUSTER OF MULTIPLE SERVERS - TRUE CLOUD
• UNLIMITED SYSTEM GROWTH
• PAY ONLY FOR THE SERVICES YOU NEED

Mail Order Manager Helpers Freestyle Cloud hosting offers a level of scalability that traditional hosting can't. Mail Order Manager Helpers Freestyle Cloud hosting provides virtual space on an on-demand, as-needed basis. Instead of paying for a set amount of space upfront on a single server, our users pay as they go for what they actually use.

Mail Order Manager Helpers Freestyle Cloud hosting balances your work load across a cluster of multiple servers spread across the United States. The information and applications contained on our servers are mirrored across the whole cluster, meaning that if an individual server goes down, there is no lost information or downtime. Because of this redundancy, cloud hosting is much more elastic and resilient. Problems with one application is unlikely to affect your bandwidth or performance.

Mail Order Manager Helpers Freestyle Cloud hosting provides Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS). MOM Helpers houses, runs, and maintains all of the necessary hardware, and the customer pays for the resources they use, similar to how we pay for utilities like electricity.

Your IT department doesn't need to invest in an in-house server or hardware. And customers don't need to pay for up front for extra storage or processing capacity that they don't use. Cloud hosting is more quickly scalable than traditional hosting. If an application receives more or less traffic, the Mail Order Manager Helpers Freestyle cloud servers scale up and down automatically. With Mail Order Manager Helpers Freestyle cloud hosting, there's no need to manually add or remove server space as there is in shared hosting.

Mail Order Manager Helpers Freestyle Cloud hosting is state of the art technology so if you are hesitant to move to something different don't be. We have been hosting Freestyle Solutions MOM (M.O.M.) for over a decade.

Shared hosting offered by other companies may seem like a convenient, low-entry hosting solution, but many users experience problems and system bottlenecks. If you're looking for a low-cost, flexible, easily scalable hosting solution, it may be time to move to the Mail Order Manager Helpers Cloud.

• SINGLE SHARED SERVER - NOT A CLOUD
• LIMITED GROWTH SYSTEM BOTTLENECKS
• SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE

Traditional hosting comes mainly in two forms, dedicated and shared. With dedicated hosting, a company pays for the complete resources of one or more servers from a service provider. The client has a set amount of dedicated bandwidth, CPU, RAM, and drive space, and the client has full control over the server's resources.

With shared hosting, which is more common among small and medium sized businesses, the client pays for a set amount of space (storage) on a single server, and that server's resources are shared by a number of other websites. It's a cost-efficient, low-maintenance way to host a website or application, and the hosting company is responsible for managing, maintaining, and updating the units.

Traditional hosting, especially shared hosting, has its drawbacks though. Because the resources of a single server are shared among a number of different websites, spikes in traffic to those websites can mean decreased performance for your own. Security breaches and other performance issues on other sites make take yours down as well. And there's a single point of failure. If the server itself experiences technical problems, everyone hosted on that server will be affected.

With shared hosting, you're also paying for a set amount of storage and processing power. If you have a predictable flow of traffic, this may be a good solution for you. But if your traffic is increasing rapidly, or if you see sudden spikes in traffic due to a new product or feature, you may be constrained the amount of storage you currently have.

You will need to adapt by purchasing additional server space to add to your storage space and processing power. But if traffic falls again, you will be paying for resources that you aren't using.