Manage your WordPress website the easy way

The hardware is the same. What differs is tuning and maintenance: LiteSpeed caching is configured for WordPress before you arrive, core updates are applied for you, and the stack is watched for the failure modes WordPress actually has.

Plugin updates stay under your control — we apply core updates, not plugin updates, because a plugin update is the most common way a working site breaks. If one does break something, the nightly backup restores it for free.

RAM is the number printed on every plan card — 2 GB on Starter, 4 GB on Plus, 6 GB on Turbo and 8 GB on Business. Storage is unlimited NVMe and bandwidth is unmetered, both subject to normal fair use: they are sized for websites, not for file distribution or backup archives.

From $7.95/mo, against a standard rate of $12.62/mo. Starter also carries a one-off $2.95 setup fee. Both figures are on every plan card, because the promotional rate on its own is not the price you end up paying.

Same infrastructure, different defaults. WordPress plans ship with WordPress already installed, LiteSpeed caching tuned for it, core and security updates applied automatically with a backup taken first, and one-click staging. On a general plan you would configure all of that yourself.

No. WordPress runs on any of our plans. The WordPress tier exists so you do not have to set up caching, updates and staging by hand — if you would rather do that yourself, cloud hosting is the same machine at the same price.

Most of it is already on: a firewall in front of PHP, malware scanning on a schedule, free SSL issued and renewed, and automatic security patching. The part left to you is choosing plugins carefully and keeping the admin account on a password you do not reuse.

Tell us where it lives now and we move it — files, database and email — onto a staging URL first. You check it properly, and DNS only changes when you say so. It is free, and there is no limit on how many sites you bring.

One on Starter, seven on Plus, and unlimited on Turbo and Business. Each gets its own staging copy and its own backups, so an agency account does not have to share one restore point across every client.

Yes, and there is a dedicated ecommerce tier if the store is the main thing the site does — same infrastructure, tuned for checkout under load rather than for reads.

Turbo and Business carry unlimited sites with per-site staging and per-site backups, which is the usual shape for an agency account. If you are moving a portfolio across, tell us how many and we will schedule the migrations rather than leaving you to queue them.