Control-panel hosting directory
Hosting for Reward Loyalty.
Start with a familiar hosting control panel. The providers below are practical candidates whose current plan details still need checking before installation.
- Runtime floor
- PHP 8.4.1+
- Production database
- MySQL or MariaDB
- Capacity claims
- Only after exact-plan load tests
Your shortest path
Choose the panel name you recognize.
Open your hosting dashboard and choose the name you can see. We will take you to the matching preparation steps. No terminal. No guesswork.
Your next two actions
If the check finds something that needs changing, it writes the hosting-support message for you.
Provider matrix
Practical hosting choices without a false promise.
These are practical control-panel hosting candidates, not compatibility promises. Plans, panel labels, PHP versions, extensions, and limits can differ by account and can change.
| Provider | Control panel | Setup guide |
|---|---|---|
| Hostinger | hPanel | Follow the hPanel steps |
| Namecheap | cPanel | Follow the cPanel steps |
| SiteGround | Site Tools | Follow the Site Tools steps |
Decision helper
Choose by the work your installation must handle.
Start with an ordinary control-panel host, then compare current plan limits with the way you will operate Reward Loyalty.
A regular shared-hosting account is the simplest place to start when its panel meets the requirements.
Open the business setup pathCompare database, storage, process, and backup limits as more businesses begin using the installation.
Open the directory setup pathChoose a panel-based plan with enough room for partner administration, email, queues, and scheduled work.
Open the client platform pathHow we test
A verdict requires the operating path.
We use a named plan, current package, real account controls, and dated evidence.
PHP 8.4.1 and extensions in the hosting control panel, plus the database, domain, HTTPS, installer, and requirements.
Real OTP arrival, admin sign-in, staff checkout credit, and image upload.
Cron or traffic fallback, backup restore, Health Center, OPcache, and update path.
We compare disclosed limits and operating profiles. No member-capacity range is published until the load-test harness runs on that exact plan.
A full re-install is required when the install path changes and at least once per year for each published provider. Pricing dates move only after a pricing re-check. We remove an outdated update-path claim until it is tested again.