Migrate from A2 Hosting — free and handled by our experts. Our team handles the entire migration — files, databases, emails, and DNS — with zero downtime.
Migration from A2 Hosting
Our team does the heavy lifting. Here is what the process looks like from your side.
Purchase a hosting plan and open a migration ticket.
Log in to your A2 Hosting account and navigate to cPanel.
Note your cPanel credentials and FTP details.
Share credentials securely with our migration team.
We transfer all website files, databases, emails, and configuration.
After testing, the DNS is updated. Your A2 Hosting site stays live until then.
A2 Hosting uses standard cPanel with Softaculous. Our team handles all Softaculous-installed applications as standard file+database migrations.
Afghanistan-optimised hosting with global reach.
Data centres designed for the best performance for Afghanistan users and businesses with regional TLD expertise.
No first-year discounts that double on renewal. What you see is what you pay, always.
24/7 support team fluent in Dari, Pashto, and English — understand your needs without language barriers.
Our expert team migrates your entire hosting environment at absolutely no cost to you.
Every plan runs on NVMe SSD storage with CloudLinux Max web server for significantly faster page loads.
Free Let's Encrypt SSL on every hosting plan, plus free WHOIS privacy on eligible TLDs (.af WHOIS privacy: $5/yr).
A2 Hosting's servers are primarily in the US and Europe. For Afghanistan-based users and businesses targeting Afghanistan audiences, our regionally optimised servers provide significantly lower latency.
Yes, completely free when you purchase any hosting plan. No hidden fees, no catch.
Most migrations complete within 24–48 hours. Complex setups may take slightly longer — we will keep you updated.
No. Your old A2 Hosting site stays live the entire time. We only update DNS after full testing on the new server.
Typically your current hosting cPanel or FTP/SFTP credentials. We handle everything securely and delete credentials immediately after migration.
