Domain Manager
Register, transfer and manage multiple domains and websites from one calm workspace. See what connects where without chasing separate screens.
One panel. The whole website.
Hepsia puts domains, website files, email, databases and useful account tools together. Less tab hopping means more time building the thing people came to see.

Meet the control center
You do not need to memorize hosting jargon. Choose what you want to manage and Hepsia brings the useful controls forward.
Register, transfer and manage multiple domains and websites from one calm workspace. See what connects where without chasing separate screens.
Upload files with a simple drag and drop gesture, organize folders and make quick changes from the browser.
Create mailboxes, redirects, automatic replies and filters, then use webmail or the desktop email app you prefer.
Manage MySQL and PostgreSQL databases alongside the websites that use them.
See the activity that tells you how people find and use the website, then turn attention into your next smart move.
Install popular website software, explore themes and reach practical controls for redirects, passwords, PHP and SSL.
Try before you choose
The public demo is the fastest way to understand the workflow. Open the Domain Manager, move through the File Manager, inspect email tools and see how the pieces stay connected.
Explore the Hepsia demo →Why it matters
A control panel should make a website feel more possible. Hepsia keeps the daily path short so the idea can keep its momentum.
Keep websites, domains and hosting tools within reach.
Move from publishing to email and data with less friction.
Begin with shared hosting and choose more power when the work earns it.
Straight answers
A little clarity now makes the first login feel familiar.
Yes. Hepsia is the control panel included with Fast Web Builder shared hosting plans.
Yes. Hepsia is designed to manage multiple domains and independent websites from the same control panel when the hosting plan supports them.
Not for everyday uploads. The browser based File Manager supports drag and drop file uploads. You can still use an FTP application when that suits your workflow.
No. The public demo is a separate place to explore the interface and does not access or change your customer account.
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