Turbo Boosted Hosting vs. Standard Shared Hosting
Not all shared hosting is the same. The infrastructure choices made at the server level — storage type, caching layer, and network capacity — determine whether your site loads in 0.6 seconds or 3.5 seconds under real traffic. Here is how Turbo compares to a standard shared environment.
| Specification | Standard Shared Hosting | Turbo Boosted Hosting |
|---|---|---|
| Storage type | SATA SSD | NVMe SSD (PCIe) |
| Storage read speed | ~500 MB/s | 3,500+ MB/s |
| Server-side caching | None | Redis Object Cache |
| Network uplink | 1 Gbps (shared) | 10 Gbps |
| CDN included | Usually not | Global CDN included |
| HTTP protocol | HTTP/1.1 | HTTP/2 + Brotli |
| Typical TTFB | 300–800ms | Under 100ms (cached) |
| Core Web Vitals | Variable, often failing | Optimised for LCP & FID |
| Staging environment | Rarely included | Included on Pro & Business |
| DDoS + WAF | Basic or paid add-on | Included, real-time |
| Git deployment | Rarely available | Included on all plans |
| PHP-FPM tuning | Default config | Performance-tuned |
| Price from | Variable | €2.60/month |