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Shahid Malla

Case study · Web Hosting

Krunus

Website and order flow for a UK hosting provider

A custom website for Krunus, a UK hosting provider that sells fixed-resource plans, connected to cPanel and its client area, with VAT-aware pricing.

Client
Krunus
Industry
Web Hosting
Period
4 weeks
Location
United Kingdom
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Krunus screenshot: Website and order flow for a UK hosting provider

What I built

Krunus is a UK hosting provider whose selling point is that customers get the resources they pay for, with no "burstable" small print. I built their website and the path from plan page to client area.

The site explains the client's stack in plain language (fixed CPU and memory limits per account, LiteSpeed, NVMe storage, nightly off-site backups and malware scanning), shows plan pricing with UK VAT, and hands customers to the client area at my.krunus.com to order and manage services.

Related service: WHMCS theme and client area customization.

The challenge

Explain technical differences between hosting plans to buyers who are not technical.
Show prices correctly for UK customers, including VAT.

How I solved it

Plan and feature pages written around what the customer actually gets.
Pricing display with VAT handling and a direct path into the client area.

The outcome

The site is live at krunus.com.

Tech stack

cPanel PHP MySQL HTML CSS JavaScript

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