Web hosting is the general foundation for hosting a website. WordPress hosting adds a specific focus on WordPress, especially server-level auto-updates. WooCommerce hosting is designed for online stores, which usually need more memory, resources, and checkout stability.

Yes. Web hosting lets you install WordPress and other CMSs. The difference is that the specific WordPress Hosting page is designed for clients who want a more carefully managed foundation for WordPress and server-side auto-updates.

Because an online store does not consume resources like a corporate website. WooCommerce works with cart, checkout, payments, orders, products, sessions, emails, and plugins, which requires more memory and greater resource margin.

Yes. The HTTPS certificate is included so your website loads securely and conveys trust to visitors.

Yes. The plans include POP/IMAP email and DKIM/SPF sending protection. There are also service extensions if you want to use it as a sending server, to stop using services such as Mailchimp or MailerLite.

No. The web hosting proposal is not based on locking you in, but on making sure the service fits what you need.

Yes. The hosting plans include email associated with your domain, with POP/IMAP access and technical configuration such as DKIM and SPF. This lets you use accounts like contact@yourdomain.com, info@yourdomain.com, or admin@yourdomain.com without necessarily depending on Gmail, Outlook, or other external providers for basic business email.

No serious provider should promise that an email will never land in spam. Deliverability depends on domain reputation, content, contact consent, sending frequency, and technical configuration. At Kademar we can configure domain authentication, DKIM, SPF, and a specialized SMTP outbound service to improve deliverability and reduce common problems.

Yes. We can configure mail servers with outbound sending through a specialized SMTP relay such as DuoCircle Outbound SMTP, which manages aspects such as reputation, routing, queues, and sending limits. This helps the server avoid depending only on its own outbound IP and provides a more prepared delivery infrastructure.

It depends on what you are using. If you only need to send newsletters, simple forms, or basic campaigns, we can study a private or hybrid alternative with your own server, an email marketing platform, and a specialized SMTP relay. If you use advanced automations, templates, complex segmentation, or specific integrations, it is better to do an assessment first to decide whether to replace it, keep it, or combine it with your own infrastructure.

Not exactly. Hosting and the mail server are the technical base for sending. To replace tools such as Mailchimp, MailerLite, or ActiveCampaign, you need to add a layer for managing contacts, lists, forms, unsubscribes, segments, campaigns, and automations. Kademar can build that architecture as a private or hybrid solution when it makes sense.

If your store has a lot of traffic, many orders, or complex processes, it may be better to consider VPS, servers, or a dedicated architecture. In that case, we do not force standard hosting: we review the case.