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In the Plesk control panel, open Mail, click Create Email Address, set the mailbox password, and save.

Point your domain to the Plesk server, open SSL/TLS Certificates in Plesk, choose the free Let's Encrypt option, select domain/www/webmail/mail options, then click Get it free.

Go to Client Area > Hosting > Open service > Login to Plesk. A secure Plesk session opens in a new tab.

In Plesk, open SSL/TLS Certificates for the domain, upload the files, then assign the certificate in Hosting Settings.

In Plesk, open Databases, click Add Database, then create the database and user in the same form.

Login to Plesk, open WordPress, click Install, choose the domain, and complete the setup form.

Open Plesk Backup Manager, choose the backup date, select what to restore, and start the restore job.

Enable the permanent SEO-safe HTTP to HTTPS redirect in Plesk Hosting Settings.

Use Plesk File Manager for quick browser uploads, or FTP/SFTP for larger website folders.

Open the hosting service in the client area and use Change password. The new password syncs to Plesk.

Open Plesk Hosting Settings for the domain and choose the PHP version your website supports.

WordPress Toolkit helps manage updates, security checks, backups, staging, and login for WordPress sites.

Open webmail.yourdomain.com or use the webmail link inside Plesk Mail.

The simplest method is to use Nakroteck nameservers, then select the domain in your Plesk hosting account.

Use WordPress Toolkit or Plesk Backup Manager before making risky changes.

The dashboard shows what needs attention first, then gives you direct links to services, billing, and support.

Start with shared Plesk hosting for normal websites, WordPress hosting for WordPress-heavy sites, and VPS or dedicated servers for custom or high-traffic workloads.

Add a new email address on your domain, like info@yourcompany.com, from cPanel or Plesk.

Create a database and a user for your WordPress, Laravel, or any other app that needs MySQL.

Roll your site back to an earlier day if something goes wrong. Daily backups are included on every shared plan.

Two ways to get your website files onto your Nakroteck hosting: the browser-based File Manager or a free FTP app.

Use IMAP for incoming mail, SMTP for outgoing mail, and your full email address as the username.

Three DNS records that tell Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo that your mail is real. Set them up once, fix deliverability for good.

SPF, DKIM, and DMARC prove that your messages are allowed to come from your domain.

Choose a service, review the cart, then pay the invoice. Hosting and domains provision only after payment clears.