Managed WordPress Hosting That Just Works

Those platforms work well for many basic websites.

But as your website becomes more important to your organization, performance, reliability, security, and support matter far more than saving a few dollars each month.

Our hosting includes dedicated resources, proactive management, expert WordPress support, automatic backups, premium tools, and people who solve problems instead of sending documentation links.

Infrastructure-wise, similar tier. Those are all enterprise-grade managed WordPress providers. The main difference is the agency layer: with us, you have a team that will actually do the migration, set up the site properly, monitor ongoing performance, and handle real configuration work if you need it. WP Engine and Kinsta give you excellent hosting and expect you to manage WordPress on top of it. We can do that managing for you if you want it, as part of the hosting relationship or as a separate engagement.

We handle the full migration: files, database, DNS coordination, SSL reconfiguration, email DNS records if needed, plugin and theme verification, and post-migration testing. Migration happens in a staging environment first, gets validated, then cuts over to production during an off-peak window coordinated with you. Downtime is typically zero to under five minutes for the DNS propagation window. For complex sites (large WooCommerce stores, membership platforms with active users, multisites), we add extended validation. Included with your hosting plan.

99.9% uptime translates to about 8.76 hours of downtime per year, or about 43 minutes per month. In practice, our actual uptime runs higher than the SLA target, but the SLA is what we commit to contractually. Downtime includes scheduled maintenance windows (which we communicate in advance) and unscheduled issues. If we breach the SLA in a given month, the applicable credit is defined in the terms.

Our support team is staffed with WordPress engineers, not general server technicians. When you open a ticket about a plugin conflict, a white screen, a failed checkout, or a database issue, the person responding actually knows WordPress at the code level. Average first response under two minutes, 24/7. For complex issues requiring investigation, we’ll investigate (including reading error logs, reviewing plugin code where necessary, and reproducing the issue) rather than closing the ticket with a generic “contact your developer.”

Yes, and our infrastructure is configured specifically for them. WooCommerce benefits from dedicated resources (which Dedicated plans provide), Redis object caching (included), and properly sized PHP workers (configured per plan). Membership sites with heavy database queries get the same. We also debug WooCommerce-specific issues (checkout flow, payment gateway conflicts, cart sessions, subscription renewals) as part of standard support.

You get it. SFTP, SSH, Git, Composer, WP-CLI, phpMyAdmin, and full file system access. Deploy code however you want: manually, via Git workflow, via CI/CD pipelines. Staging environments are one-click and support selective push. For teams with complex deployment workflows, we can scope custom infrastructure configurations as part of onboarding.

You also get that. We handle the migration, set up backups, configure security, install and license the premium plugin suite, and monitor performance. If something breaks, you contact support and we fix it. You don’t need to know what SFTP or Git or Redis means to have your site run well. The technical tools are available if you want them, not required.

Meaningful in the regions where renewable-powered data centers exist, marketing-adjacent where they don’t yet. The majority of our data center partners run on 100% renewable energy (verified through their infrastructure sourcing, not just carbon offsets). In regions where the grid doesn’t yet support renewable-powered data centers, we use the most efficient available options. If sustainability reporting matters to your organization, we can provide specific sourcing information for your hosting region.

Hosting starts at $12 per month for Core (with monthly billing, or $115 per year for annual billing, saving 20%) and scales up to $2,400 per month for Palladium at 32GB RAM, 24 vCPU, 350TB bandwidth, and 1600GB storage. Most organizations land on Choice or Commerce tier at $36-$90 per month. Migration is included. Contract buyout is included. Premium plugin suite is included. If you’re comparing against WP Engine or Kinsta at $30-$115 per month for comparable specs, we come in under.