NVMe storage, a manager that handles updates and caching, WP-CLI when you want it and staging before you break anything. From $2.80 a month.
One site or a hundred. There is no middle plan, which makes the choice simpler than most hosting pages manage.
One site, properly hosted. A blog, a portfolio or a business site that does not need to carry a shop.
or $33.60 a year
A hundred sites, multisite, and the headroom for client work. The jump is much bigger than the price difference suggests.
or $78.00 a year
Past a hundred sites, or running something that needs its own resources, WordPress belongs on a server rather than a plan.
Look at a VPS
Root access, resources of your own, scaled in slices
Prices exclude tax and are read from our billing system. Neither plan currently has an annual discount - the yearly figure is simply twelve months, and a saving would show here on its own if one were set.
| Per plan | WordPress Starter | Business WordPress |
|---|---|---|
| Websites | 1 | 100 |
| NVMe SSD | 30 GB | 100 GB |
| Visits Monthly | ~10,000 | ~100,000 |
| Email Account | 1 | — |
| Databases | 2 | Unlimited |
| Free Emails | — | Yes |
| WordPress Multisite | — | Yes |
Most WordPress sites are compromised through something that had an update available for months. This is mainly about that.
Core, plugins and themes kept current from the manager rather than by a red badge in your dashboard you learn to ignore. That badge being ignored is how most WordPress sites get compromised.
Clone the site, try the plugin, look at it, then push it across or throw it away. Far better than finding out on the live site at four on a Friday.
WordPress acceleration is on from the start. No plugin to configure, no cache settings to get wrong, no arguing with a page builder about it.
On both plans. Bulk updates, search-replace across a database, exports - the things that take an hour in the dashboard and a second in a terminal.
Taken every day and kept somewhere other than the server they came from, which is the only kind that helps when a server is the problem.
Issued automatically and renewed automatically. No annual reminder, no lapsed padlock.
Moving a site across? Tell us where it is now and how big, and we will plan it with you.
Count the sites. Starter carries one; Business carries a hundred and adds multisite. If you are hosting client work or expect a second site within the year, start on Business rather than migrating later.
A guide to what the plan comfortably handles, not a hard cap that switches your site off. If you are consistently well past it we will tell you and suggest moving up rather than letting the site get slow.
The platform side is - updates, caching, backups and security are handled. What we do not do is write your content or fix a theme you bought somewhere else, though we will usually tell you what is wrong with it.
Yes. Nothing is blocked. If a plugin is causing a real problem we will tell you which one and why, rather than removing it behind your back.
Yes, and it is the usual way people arrive. Tell us where it is now and roughly how big it is, and we will plan the cutover so nothing drops on the day.
Starter includes one mailbox, Business includes email without a fixed count. If email is the point rather than an afterthought, our business email products do more.
One installation running many sites from a single dashboard, sharing plugins and themes. Useful for a network of related sites; overkill for two unrelated ones. It is on the Business plan.
Yes, at any point, without rebuilding. Ask support and we will move you up.
Register one alongside the hosting, or point one you already own at it - we will help with the DNS either way.
