Domain WHOIS Privacy Protection

If you run an online shopping portal, which accepts payments, it’s obligatory for you to offer your website visitors a protected payment info submission area. And this is exactly where SSL certificates come into play – they encode the connection between your web site and the client. Usually, you need to go to a third–party provider to purchase an SSL. This isn’t the situation with Juicy Hosting.

At Juicy Hosting, you can get a regular SSL certificate or even a wildcard SSL certificate directly from your Control Panel.

In case you have a standalone domain with Juicy Hosting, but you also want to take advantage of our cloud hosting services, you’ll be able to do so at any given monent with merely several clicks of the mouse. You’ll retain your Control Panel and will be able to manage your domain names, web sites and billing transactions from one location.

Moreover, you will be able to make use of all the bonuses associated with our cloud hosting plans, including a no–cost domain registration option.

With Juicy Hosting, you’ll be able to easily protect your domain from getting taken away without your permission by "locking" it at your current domain registrar. This will not influence the way the domain name behaves in the slightest, but will momentarily block all domain name transfer requests.

And in case you need to transfer your domain name, you can easily unlock it. Locking & unlocking a domain name is pretty easy and entails only one single click of the mouse.

With the GeoIP redirection tool integrated into the Domain Manager, you can point a certain language version of your website to a specific geographical market. It features an easy–to–use point & click interface where you do not have to insert any code. Just specify the whereabouts of your prospective website visitors and the URL that you want to load for those visitors.

For example, if you have a German version of your web site at de.your–site.com, you’ll need to type it in the URL field and then select Germany as a desired destination market. Thus, every time a visitor from Germany goes to your web site, they’ll see de.your–site.com instead of your–site.com.