Nest

Krova Nest is managed, cPanel-style shared web hosting — the second product line alongside Cubes. Instead of a root VM, a Nest gives you a hosting account on a managed control panel: one-click WordPress installs, email mailboxes, automatic SSL, and automated backups, without touching a terminal. Pick a Cube when you want full root and any stack; pick Nest when you want a familiar, point-and-click hosting panel for WordPress or everyday sites.

What you get

• Websites — WordPress (one-click install and management), static sites, and PHP apps.
• Email — mailboxes on your own domain, reachable from webmail or any mail client.
• SSL — every domain gets a TLS certificate issued and renewed automatically; sites are served over HTTPS from the moment they go live.
• Backups — scheduled backups with restore points you can roll back to from the panel.
• Databases — MySQL databases, created in one click.
• Migration — bring an existing site, database, and email over from your current cPanel host.

How billing works

Each Nest plan has a monthly price, but you're never charged a lump sum or put on a separate subscription. Billing is hourly-prorated— the plan's monthly price is metered out by the hour — and charged from the same prepaid credit walletyour space already uses for Cubes. There's nothing extra to set up: fund your space once and it covers both.

If your space's balance reaches zero, your Nest is suspended — the panel and your sites become unreachable, but nothing is deleted. Top up your balance and the Nest reactivates automatically, exactly like a Cube powering back on after a top-up.

Using Nest

Once a Nest is set up for your space, find it under Nestin your space's dashboard sidebar. The Nest page lists your hosting account — plan, status, primary domain, and price — and gives you a single action:

• Open panel — signs you straight into the control panel (no separate login to remember) so you can manage websites, email, DNS, backups, and everything else for that hosting account.

All day-to-day site management — installing WordPress, creating mailboxes, adding domains, restoring a backup — happens inside the control panel itself; Krova handles provisioning, billing, and suspend/reactivate around it.

Next steps

• Krova Nest plans — compare plans and pricing.
• Cubes — the other product line, for full root access on your own isolated microVM.
• Getting started — create a space and add credit.