Ecommerce hosting built to keep shoppers moving toward checkout.

Fiveium can provide the ecommerce applications available in the current Softaculous catalogue and compatible with your plan. Common options include PrestaShop, OpenCart, Magento, AbanteCart, osCommerce, Zen Cart, CubeCart, thirty bees, Shopware, Bagisto and others. WordPress can be installed through Softaculous and used with WooCommerce.

Fiveium can install supported self-hosted ecommerce applications available through Softaculous or compatible manual installation. No provider can install every platform on shared hosting. Hosted SaaS services such as Shopify and BigCommerce run on their own infrastructure, while some self-hosted applications require a higher-resource plan or a separate software licence.

You can install WordPress through Softaculous in a few clicks and then activate WooCommerce. Fiveium can also guide the initial WooCommerce-ready setup, domain connection and SSL activation.

Magento is available through the Softaculous ecommerce catalogue, but modern Magento versions have demanding server requirements. Fiveium will confirm PHP, database, search-service and resource compatibility before recommending an ecommerce, VPS or cloud plan.

Shopify is a hosted software-as-a-service platform, so the Shopify application itself cannot be installed on Fiveium hosting. You can host supporting websites, landing pages or integrations separately, but the main Shopify store remains on Shopify infrastructure.

Yes. Free SSL support is included for hosted domains so customer login, account, cart and checkout sessions can use HTTPS. SSL encrypts data in transit but does not replace application updates, secure passwords or safe payment configuration.

No. Hosting provides the server environment for your ecommerce application. Payment processing is supplied by PayPal, Stripe, Authorize.net, a bank or another regional gateway. You connect it through a compatible official or trusted extension.

Gateway compatibility depends on the ecommerce platform, country, currency and provider account. WooCommerce, PrestaShop, OpenCart and other platforms offer modules for many global and regional gateways. Fiveium hosts the integration but does not approve merchant accounts or process card payments.

Fiveium provides SSL and security controls that can support your PCI DSS responsibilities, but hosting alone does not make a store compliant. Compliance depends on payment flow, application security, access controls, policies, gateway choice and the merchant environment. Using an externally hosted checkout can reduce the card-data scope.

Online stores repeatedly read product images, application files, database tables, sessions, carts and order records. Fast NVMe storage can reduce storage latency and support a more responsive storefront when the application is properly optimized.

Yes. Every proposed ecommerce plan includes daily automatic backups, with retention increasing by plan. Backups are a recovery tool, not a substitute for testing updates or keeping an independent copy of critical business data.

Yes, eligible store migration can include files, databases, email and DNS planning. The source platform, control-panel access, store size, extensions and live-order activity are reviewed first so the move can be tested before launch.

The goal is to minimize disruption by copying and testing the store before changing DNS. A brief maintenance or order-freeze window may be recommended for a final database sync when the store receives frequent orders or customer updates.

Yes. Depending on the selected plan, you can create domain-based addresses such as sales@, support@, orders@ and returns@. Mailbox quantities and storage are defined by the plan.

Yes, when supported by the selected ecommerce platform, theme and extensions. Hosting provides the environment; currency conversion, tax, translation and localization behavior are configured inside the store application.

Yes. You can host a compatible WooCommerce, PrestaShop, OpenCart or other self-hosted dropshipping store. Supplier sync, product imports, fulfilment and shipping updates depend on the extensions or APIs used by your business.

Yes. WooCommerce and several Softaculous-supported applications can sell downloads, subscriptions or licence-based products. Choose trusted extensions and protect downloadable files according to the platform documentation.

Yes, with a compatible marketplace plugin or application and enough resources. Vendor dashboards, commissions, product imports and order splitting add database and background-processing load, so larger marketplaces may need Store Business, Store Pro, VPS or cloud hosting.

The hosting plan does not impose a simple universal product limit. Practical capacity depends on product variations, images, extensions, search, traffic and database efficiency. The product figures in the comparison table are planning guidelines and should be reviewed for complex catalogues.

Usually, yes. You can move to a larger Fiveium ecommerce plan as resource needs increase. Stores that require isolated resources, custom software or sustained high processing can be migrated to VPS or cloud hosting.

Yes. Store Start is designed as an affordable ecommerce hosting option for a new small-business store, while Store Growth adds more space, backups, security and processing for an active catalogue.

Both can use a managed cPanel environment, but ecommerce hosting is packaged around store applications, daily backups, security, larger databases, more processing headroom and store migration. Ordinary shared hosting is better suited to blogs, portfolios and general business websites.

Consider VPS hosting when the store regularly reaches shared-resource limits, needs custom server software, requires isolated resources, uses resource-heavy search or imports, or experiences major traffic peaks that need more predictable capacity.

No hosting provider can guarantee sales. Faster and more reliable hosting can reduce technical friction, but conversions also depend on products, pricing, design, trust, shipping, marketing, checkout usability and customer service.