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Personal sites & blogs — start here
- 20 GB NVMe storage
- 1 website · 10 email accounts
- Global CDN
- ControlPanel.Systems + free SSL
- Optimised PHP + Load balancing
- One-click WordPress deploy
Unlimited hosting at WebJi® is the Webji Turbo shared Linux plan: one website with unlimited NVMe storage and email accounts for ₹399 a month or ₹3,828 a year, before 18% GST. Unlimited means no printed disk quota, not infinite resources — CPU, inodes and processes stay capped under a fair-use rule. It suits one growing business site.
For one business website that needs more disk and mailboxes than an entry plan, with the fair-use limits stated plainly.
Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
Unlimited hosting at WebJi® is the Webji Turbo shared Linux plan: one website, NVMe storage and email accounts with no fixed quota printed, all inside a fair-use rule. You share a server with other accounts, so CPU, RAM, inodes (file count) and entry processes are still limited even where disk and mailboxes are not metered.
The plan used to be sold under the name “unlimited hosting”; Turbo is the same plan renamed. It sits in the middle of the shared hosting range, between Webji Launch and Webji Scale, and is managed through the ControlPanel.Systems panel with free SSL.
Webji Turbo costs ₹399 a month, ₹3,828 for one year or ₹9,324 for three years, before 18% GST. The three-year term works out to ₹259 a month (₹9,324 ÷ 36), against ₹399 when paid monthly — a saving of ₹5,040 over 36 months.
Personal sites & blogs — start here
Business sites that need headroom
Agencies & multi-site builders
18% GST added at checkout · every order button opens billing.webji.in · prices checked 14 November 2026.
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Unlimited removes the per-gigabyte quota, not the server’s physical limits; a fair-use rule defines what a normal website on a shared server may consume. Crossing it usually means heavy CPU use, a very high file count, or a use the plan excludes.
| Resource | How Turbo treats it |
|---|---|
| NVMe disk | No fixed quota printed; normal website files, mail and databases only |
| Email accounts | Unlimited mailboxes on the one hosted domain |
| Websites | One website (Webji Scale allows unlimited domains) |
| CPU, RAM, entry processes | Shared, with a priority resource pool; still capped per account |
| Inodes (file count) | Limited under fair use |
| File archives, backup dumps, streaming origins | Excluded — they do not belong on a shared account |
If you need a disk or inode figure in writing before migrating a large store, email support@webji.services and ask for the number that will be enforced. The guides on what unlimited hosting really means and what an inode is explain the mechanics.
Turbo suits one business website that has outgrown Launch’s 20 GB and ten mailboxes, such as a growing WordPress site or a small shop with a team on company email. The unlimited mailboxes matter most to offices that would otherwise pay per user.
Skip Turbo when the workload cannot share a CPU or when you need control the shared panel does not give. A cloud hosting plan gives dedicated resources without server administration, and a Linux VPS gives root access. If mail is the main need and the site is small, separate business email hosting may cost less.
When comparing an “unlimited” offer from another host, compare the one-year bill before GST, the renewal figure, and the inode and CPU limits in its fair-use clause — the word itself tells you little.
Yes. Turbo is the plan previously sold as unlimited hosting, and its order button still opens the unlimited product in WebJi® billing. The specification — unlimited NVMe storage and mailboxes for one website — and the fair-use rule are unchanged by the new name.
The resource that is over — usually CPU, entry processes or file count — has to come back inside the shared limits. The practical options are to clean up old files, move excluded data off the account, or upgrade to Scale, cloud hosting or a VPS. Ask support@webji.services for the exact threshold before a large migration.
No. Turbo covers one website with unlimited mailboxes on that domain. For several domains on one account, Webji Scale at ₹699 a month before 18% GST allows unlimited domains and email accounts.
Not as an archive. File archives, backup dumps and streaming origins are outside fair use on shared hosting. Keep website backups off the account, for example on a separate backup service, and serve large video from a video platform.
Yes. ₹3,828 is billed once for twelve months and 18% GST is added on the invoice. The monthly term is ₹399 and the three-year term ₹9,324, both also before GST.
Prices checked 14 November 2026 · Reviewed by the WebJi® team, Jaipur.
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