Install WordPress on shared hosting
WordPress on a cyberfusionsystem shared plan is an application you install into a site that already has PHP and a database. The panel installer is the short path. The manual path is a database, an empty directory, and the files from the WordPress project.
Point a domain at the hosting
A website stays on the previous host until the domain's name servers, or at least the address records, point at the new account. On this storefront the sample name servers are ns1.cyberfusionsystem.site and ns2.cyberfusionsystem.site. They are labelled sample until the operator confirms the live delegation.
A free certificate after the name points here
Each plan lists a free certificate once the hostname points at the account. The target is the same day after that pointer is in place, with renewal from the panel. The pages do not name a certificate company, because the operator has not appointed one in this text.
Move a site without losing the files
Take a copy of the files and a copy of the database before you change a name server. The copy should live somewhere other than the old host, because the old host may close the account when you leave.
Backups before a theme or a plugin change
Basic lists a weekly backup target. Professional and Unlimited list a daily target. A target is not a guarantee that today's upload is already in the copy. Before you change a theme, export your own copy.
Linux plans, and why these pages do not sell Windows slots
The shared plans on this site are described for PHP, MySQL and the usual Linux web stack. They are the right fit for WordPress, Laravel, and similar applications. They are the wrong fit for a site that must run a Windows-only component.
Shared hosting and when it is the wrong size
Shared hosting puts several accounts on one machine under limits. It is the right size for a brochure site, a student project, and a shop that is still finding its first orders. It is the wrong size for a private database server or a workload that must not share a CPU.
What a free host usually leaves out
A host priced at zero often sits on a hostname you do not control, shows someone else's banner, or disappears without a backup you can download. The cheap plans here are not free. They are priced so the term, the disk and the refund window can be written down.
How the plans are structured
A short map of disk, terms and the refund window.