@Frend @Hiker Idea is to put up a simple phpinfo.php with the all-famous 2 lines: <?php phpinfo();. Then copy-paste the details here. Yes, shared hosters have their cheap prices but mostly for limitations, like no federating software with a worker daemon in background. Also other limitations can be CPU usage, RAM and HDD allowed or else you have to upgrade your hosting package to a larger one.

I wrote a "mailer" script, that comes from the old-times of the Internet where you can sign up with such service and collect points to book mails with your points and send them to other members. It has a self-managing part and reduced mail-delivery per click done on the homepage. My then-hoster (shared) asked me to shut it down while it was totally resource-friendly. Just as an example why root servers are often a better choice where you have more freedoms but more responsibilities, like administrating the Linux OS on it.