Hosting is the computer that keeps your website online and hands it to visitors when they type your address.
Every website lives on a server somewhere. Hosting is the rented space on that server. When someone visits your address, the host sends the page to their browser.
Hosting is separate from your domain. You can move a site to a new host and keep the same name. Many owners never see their host because a developer or builder set it up years ago.
A Think Bright page is one lightweight HTML file, so it asks very little of a host. ThinkBright hosts it on your domain as part of the plan. If you ever leave, the file renders on any host you pick, and the README says how.
DNS is the phone book that turns your domain name into the address of the server that holds your site.
A static site is made of finished files that a server hands out as they are, with nothing built on the fly.
A single-file HTML page keeps its words, styling and layout in one file that any browser can open.
Uptime is the share of time your site is actually reachable.
Paste your URL. We rebuild it, show you the match, and measure the speed. No template. No blank page. Human review from start to finish.
