Agency with five client sites? Freelancer with side projects? Business with a main site and a microsite? Here is how multi-website hosting actually works.
The mechanics A plan with a website limit (say 3 or unlimited) lets you point multiple domains at the same account, each with its own folder (public_html/site1, site2...), its own databases and its own SSL. Visitors see completely separate websites.
What is shared across sites - The plan's total storage and bandwidth - The account's CPU allowance - One admin login (set strong password; use per-site credentials for anything else)
When one plan makes sense - Your sites are small-to-medium and busy at different times (a portfolio and a blog rarely peak together) - You control all of them (no client should have root in YOUR account) - Combined usage sits comfortably in the plan's graphs
When to split - Client sites that need their own logins and billing isolation - One site consistently hogging resources and starving the others - A store that has grown into the business — give it room
The PKR math Kairalmas plans from PKR 199/month carry multiple websites, so four small sites cost less than PKR 2,400/year combined. Compare that to four separate minimum plans — consolidation is the whole saving.
The dashboard shows per-site storage and bandwidth, so the 'split or keep' decision is always visible in data rather than guesswork.