Nest

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

Nest is a subscription, which is the main way it differs from a Cube. You choose a plan and a term — monthly or yearly — and it renews automatically on the same calendar date each period until you cancel. A yearly term is 10% off twelve months at the monthly rate, and it renews at that same discounted rate; it is not an introductory offer.

Each charge is drawn from the same prepaid credit balance your space already uses for Cubes. Your saved card is charged only for the shortfall your balance doesn't cover — if the balance covers the full amount, your card isn't touched at all, and you don't need a saved card to subscribe. Your account must be verified and approved before you can buy a Nest plan.

You can cancel any time from your dashboard. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for — your sites keep running until then and no further renewal is charged. Cancelling does not refund the unused part of the current period, and you can undo a scheduled cancellation before it takes effect.

If a renewal charge can't be covered, we retry on an escalating schedule and email you. If it still can't be paid, your Nest is suspended — the panel and your sites become unreachable, but nothing is deleted at that point. You then have a 14-day recovery window: add credit (or reactivate from the dashboard) and everything comes back. If that window passes without payment, the hosting account and its data are deleted.

Using Nest

Once a Nest is set up for your space, find it under Nest in 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

• 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.