I've been working on an underlying solution to this for several months now.
Whilst everything you've mentioned is valid, you're forgetting the one simple fact as to why "shared" is by far the most popular - money. People only want to pay for a solution that "works" and aren't overly concerned about anything else.
The only way you're going to make any money in that market is if you have a "product" that works better & "cheaper" than the shared comparative. For example, most people only get hosting because they want a Wordpress website. The location, price, security, functionality of the service is mostly secondary. Important, but only after the decision to go with "shared".
Furthermore, the absolute key to driving adoption in the tech market is functionality. If you create a new solution, it needs to have some piece of "killer" functionality that NO other service can do. I worked out what that is and have been working towards a solution ever since . Can talk more in DM if necessary.
Whilst everything you've mentioned is valid, you're forgetting the one simple fact as to why "shared" is by far the most popular - money. People only want to pay for a solution that "works" and aren't overly concerned about anything else.
The only way you're going to make any money in that market is if you have a "product" that works better & "cheaper" than the shared comparative. For example, most people only get hosting because they want a Wordpress website. The location, price, security, functionality of the service is mostly secondary. Important, but only after the decision to go with "shared".
Furthermore, the absolute key to driving adoption in the tech market is functionality. If you create a new solution, it needs to have some piece of "killer" functionality that NO other service can do. I worked out what that is and have been working towards a solution ever since . Can talk more in DM if necessary.