Manage traffic peaks with Elastic Scaling
Don’t worry about suddenly becoming popular. With Elastic Scaling, you can quickly give your website extra resources – when you need it most. Plus: you only pay extra for the time you have it enabled.
When others ask you to upgrade, you just scale up with us
You don’t need to upgrade to a new package or set up another server just for peak traffic. No matter what hosting package you’re using, you can adjust back and forth directly from our user-friendly view as you see examples above. You control it directly in the client area.
Pay only for what you need
In the client area, you choose how much extra memory and processor cores you need. When it’s no longer needed, you can just as easily turn it down to the original level.
The best part? You only pay extra for the time you have it enabled. For our web hosting packages, each gigabyte of memory costs SEK 3/day and each processor core costs SEK 5/day.
How to set up Elastic Scaling
Log in
Log in to your web hosting account as usual.
Adjust
Using the sliders, you decide how much extra resources you need.
Activate
As soon as you press activate, your account will be upgraded with the new resources.
Reset
Once the peak is over, you can easily reset and return to business as usual.
Frequently asked questions about Elastic Scaling
You can activate and use Elastic Scaling on all our hosting packages, standard as well as premium and deluxe.
As soon as you activate Elastic Scaling, the changes will be implemented. The resources become available to you immediately.
Every month on the 28th, we will compile how many days you have used Elastic Scaling during the month. We will then send you an invoice.
If the total cost is less than 50 SEK, we do not send an invoice, but postpone the amount to the next month.
In the customer portal you have Elastic Scaling as an option. There you see the price and can activate for each Premium package individually.
If you have a Managed Server, we take care of everything for you. Just contact support and they’ll help you.