Hosted Content Types
You may use our hosting services to host lawful content such as:
- WordPress websites (including WordPress themes and plugins)
- WooCommerce online shops and e-commerce platforms
- Personal blogs or professional blogs
- Professional or business-related content
Legal Compliance
All content hosted on our servers must comply with the laws of the United Kingdom. You are responsible for ensuring that any content you host does not violate these laws, including but not limited to copyright, intellectual property rights, privacy, and data protection regulations.
User Responsibilities
- Adhere to UK law and hosting policies at all times.
- Stay within your allocated bandwidth and storage limits as specified in your account package.
- Take reasonable steps to prevent unauthorised access or use of your account.
Service Provision
We provide unlimited hosting services for lawful activities that comply with our policy. If you violate any of the above terms or our service policies, we reserve the right to suspend or terminate your account without liability.
Termination for Abuse
- Unauthorised access, use of our services in violation of this policy, or other illegal activities may result in immediate account suspension and/or legal action.
- If you take measures to circumvent this policy, including but not limited to technical means, we reserve the right to suspend your account without liability.
Legal Compliance Review
We are required by law to provide notice of any notices or violations and maintain compliance with legal requirements applicable to our business operations in the United Kingdom. We may update this policy as needed based on legal developments, changes to your account setup, or other relevant factors.
Account Review and Termination
At our discretion, we reserve the right to review any account that is suspected of violating the terms of service, including but not limited to:
- Unauthorised access to accounts
- Use of technical means to circumvent this policy
- Hosting non-compliant content
If you have any questions about what might or might not be covered by acceptable use then just ask.