2010
Where it started
On 25 February 2010 we started hosting other people's websites. No brand, no cloud, no marketing — a handful of sites, a server, and the habit of answering when the phone rang.
Milestones
Six stops
on one road.
Sixteen years, told through the six moments that actually changed what a VACLIC customer gets.
2014
What shared hosting taught us
Four years in, the pattern was hard to miss. Almost every bad night traced back to the same two things: one machine, and one hard ceiling. You can tune a server for months — you cannot tune away its limits.
2016
The VACLIC name
The hosting took the name VACLIC, and with it came the first cloud generation: a site no longer lived on a server — it lived across several. When one machine had a bad day, the website didn't.
2018
The second generation
LiteSpeed and CloudLinux arrived: pages delivered faster, and real isolation between accounts. Plans lived inside those resource limits for years — which is exactly why we know what a ceiling costs a site that is growing.
2022
The year everyone came online
Lockdowns moved whole businesses onto the web in a matter of weeks. Traffic arrived in shapes nobody had planned for, and scaling stopped being a slide in a presentation. What held, held — and what strained showed us where to build next.
2026
No limits
What every plan runs on today: your site across multiple nodes, resources allocated automatically as traffic arrives, no LVE containers and no CPU throttling — at one flat monthly price. The ceiling we spent sixteen years working around is simply gone.
Today
2027
The next upgrade
The road doesn't stop at 2026. The next generation is already being prepared — more speed where sites actually feel it, and more headroom on the plans you already have. The price stays where it is. That has been the rule for sixteen years, and it is the one part we don't intend to change.
