The market standard in web hosting is this: Your website runs on shared resources on a more or less packed server & your priority on the machine and number of parallel processes allowed depends on how much you pay.

If you have a cheap plan, performance can be low and traffic peaks can be cut off.

What if, in each hosting plan...

• Your website runs on a containerized setup that gives you all the resources you need to cover huge traffic peaks

• Every project receives the same prioritization on the server

• You'll get an awesome time to first byte, no matter what

• You still pay typical shared hosting prices

• But: Your plan has a fixed number of monthly visits, and you need to pay per visits when it is reached

Would you like that? What would be your concerns?