CliqHost — ordering, paying and support in one flow
A hosting company competes with providers that automate everything. This is the site and the machinery behind it: buy a server, pay for it, and get help without anyone retyping your details.
Client
CliqHost
Services
Web platform, payments, integrations, development
Domain
Hosting & infrastructure
Period
In production
The challenge
Hosting is bought at two in the morning by someone whose site has just gone down, and it is bought by comparison — against providers whose entire purchase runs without a human touching it.
A provider who needs a person to take the order, a second person to raise the invoice and a third to answer the first question has lost the margin before the server is even provisioned. Worse, the customer notices: every hand-off is a delay in a purchase that was supposed to take four minutes.
The requirement was a site where the whole thing — choosing a plan, paying for it, and getting support afterwards — is one continuous flow, in three languages, with the payment methods this market actually uses.
The solution
The catalogue covers what the business sells rather than a generic plan grid: NVMe and SSD virtual servers across eight tiers each, dedicated 1C servers for companies running that accounting software, and shared cPanel and WordPress hosting for the smaller end. Each plan states its resources and its price, so a comparison against another provider takes seconds.
Payment is where most hosting sites lose the sale. Card, PayPal and bank transfer are there for the companies that need an invoice, and cryptocurrency for the customers who prefer it — four routes to the same checkout, none of which require an email to a salesperson.
After the purchase, the client area holds the services and the billing, and support runs through a ticket system tied to the account, so the person answering can see what was bought without asking. Telegram sits alongside it for the questions that are one line long. Free SSL and free migration are part of every plan rather than an upsell, and the whole thing works in Romanian, Russian and English.
Results
A customer can go from the plan comparison to a running server without a conversation, and come back for support through the channel they prefer — a ticket tied to their account, or a message on Telegram. The provider publishes a 99.9% uptime commitment against the infrastructure behind it.
Payment routes
4
Support languages
3
Uptime commitment
99.9%
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