How to check the cost-benefit of the Volume Plan in the xneelo Control Panel

The Volume Plan offers a significant cost advantage for anyone managing multiple websites. Instead of paying for individual hosting packages for each site, you’ll pay a single monthly fee depending on the amount of disk space you require. This results in a much lower cost per package as the number of your packages grow.

Note: Domain name registration and annual domain renewal fees are not included in the Volume Plan fee. See Domains for a breakdown of the fees applicable for each extension administered by xneelo.

See the table below for a cost comparison example:

Number of packages Volume Plan (<75 GB for R699/mo) Individual hosting (e.g. R99/mo)
1 R699 R99
5 R699 R495
10 R699 R990
15 R699 R1485

Including more individual packages in a Volume Plan reduces the aggregate cost per package, making it ideal for our Reseller customers.

The cost of the Volume Plan will increase depending on the overall amount of disk usage you require. The monthly cost of the Volume Plan will be as follows:

Volume Plan SA & DE Disk space quota Price (includes VAT)
Tier 1 Less than 75 GB R699
Tier 2 76 – 200 GB R1299
Tier 3 201 – 500 GB R1899
Tier 4 501 – 1100 GB R2199

Should you exceed 1100 GB per month, disk overusage will be charged at R10 per GB.

The Cost Comparison tool within your control panel will conveniently calculate the viability of the Volume Plan against your existing hosting packages and location.

Steps

  • 1
    Log in to the xneelo Control Panel.
  • 2
    In the side menu, click on + Add Product. You’ll be directed to Our Offerings (New customers will be directed to the Product catalogue directly).
  • 3
    Click Add in the Volume Plan card.
  • 4
    Scroll down and click on the “How much do I currently pay for my Web hosting” drop-down.
  • 5
    Select a hosting location - either South Africa or Germany.
  • 6
    The total monthly cost of your Web Hosting will be calculated, as well as the amount that you would save monthly if you ordered a Volume Plan.
Assist Note

Read about how Volume Plan disk over usage is calculated.

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