Shared hosting is great for small projects, such as personal blogs or portfolios. In Shared hosting, you share the server space and resources with other users, meaning you have no access to the server settings and other users’ activities can have an impact on your site’s performance.
VPS Hosting provides you with a dedicated partition of a physical server that is solely your own. Each VPS hosting plan includes a set amount of resources that you can use as you see fit, and lets you create a custom server setup to suit your needs.
While Shared hosting is a more budget-friendly option, it’s much more limited in terms of the resources you get, and the customization you’re able to do to the server. It’s a great option for beginners, who don’t plan on doing large-scale projects any time soon.
However, if you’re looking for more power and flexibility, VPS hosting with full root access and a dedicated IP address will be a better choice.