WP-HOST 1
$1.50/mo
billed monthly
- 1 Website
- 1 GB NVMe Storage
- 2 Core CPU
- 2 GB RAM
- WP Toolkit
On every plan in this range
- Free Sitejet Website Builder
- Free SSL
- Node.js & Python
- One Click Setup
- CloudLinux & LiteSpeed
- cPanel Control Panel
WordPress hosting
WordPress is installed and running before you have finished your coffee, and the two things that break a WordPress site, updates and backups, are the two things handled here. Three sizes, and the smallest one fits most sites.
Choose the right package
Every package includes 1 website per account, mailboxes on your own domain, free SSL certificate.
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WP-HOST 2
$3.99/mo
billed monthly
- 1 Website
- 2 GB NVMe Storage
- 2 Core CPU
- 2 GB RAM
- WP Toolkit
On every plan in this range
- Free Sitejet Website Builder
- Free SSL
- Node.js & Python
- One Click Setup
- CloudLinux & LiteSpeed
- cPanel Control Panel
WP-HOST 3
$5.99/mo
billed monthly
- 1 Website
- 4 GB NVMe Storage
- 2 Core CPU
- 2 GB RAM
- WP Toolkit
On every plan in this range
- Free Sitejet Website Builder
- Free SSL
- Node.js & Python
- One Click Setup
- CloudLinux & LiteSpeed
- cPanel Control Panel
Compare packages line by line
Every plan side by side. Anything that is the same on all of them is listed once underneath rather than repeated in each column.
| Feature | WP-HOST 1$1.50/mo | WP-HOST 2$3.99/mo | WP-HOST 3$5.99/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resources | |||
| Disk space | 1 GB | 2 GB | 4 GB |
| Billing | |||
| Billing cycles | Monthly, Quarterly, Yearly | Monthly, Quarterly, Yearly | Monthly, Quarterly, Yearly |
| Setup fee | None | None | None |
| Included in every plan | |||
| |||
| Prices follow the selected billing period. | Choose package | Choose package | Choose package |
What happens after you order
- Step 1
Choose a plan
Pick the package that fits, place the order, and an invoice is created for it.
- Step 2
Pay the invoice
Pay with one of the methods offered at checkout. Your order is accepted once the payment is recorded.
- Step 3
We set the service up
Setup is queued, the service goes active, and the access details are sent to the e-mail address on your account.
Installs, updates and staging
WP Toolkit installs WordPress and creates its database and user, so a new site does not start with a checklist. It gathers the core, theme and plugin versions of every site you hold onto one screen, which turns the weekly round of logins into a single look.
A staging copy opens from the same place, and that is where a theme change belongs once the site has customers on it.
- WordPress and its database installed for you
- Every update check on one screen
- Staging copy opened from the same place
Our side of the line, and yours
Imunify360 scans the account and filters requests before they reach the site, and backups are taken for you, with our team restoring one whenever you ask.
Neither of those covers the commonest cause of a broken WordPress site, which is a plugin left unpatched for a year. That part stays yours, and the WP Toolkit update screen exists to make it a five minute job rather than an afternoon.
- Imunify360 scanning on every account
- Backups taken for you, restored on request
- Plugin updates remain the owner's job
Who is WordPress Hosting for?
Blogs and personal sites
Core and plugin versions for every site on one screen, instead of logging into each wp-admin to find out what is behind.
Business WordPress sites
Try a theme or plugin change on the staging copy first, so your customers see it only once it works.
Pages that get their traffic in bursts
LiteSpeed Cache serves the stored page, which is what you want on the day everybody arrives at once.
Sites moving from somewhere else
Files, database and mail move in the order our team sends you, and the DNS changes last.
What WordPress Hosting is like to use
Installed before you log in
WordPress, its database and its first administrator are set up for you. You arrive at a working site with an address, a certificate and a login, not at an empty folder and a set of instructions.
Every update on one screen
WordPress itself, the theme and every plugin, listed together with what is out of date. An unpatched plugin is how most WordPress sites are broken into, and this is the screen that stops it being a job you forget.
Try the update somewhere safe first
A staging copy of the site opens in a couple of clicks. Update it there, look at it, and push it across when it still works, rather than finding out on the live site at four in the afternoon.
A neighbour cannot slow you down
Every account on the machine has its own ceiling for processor, memory and disk, so a site having a busy day spends its own allowance and not yours. That is the thing that goes wrong on cheap WordPress hosting.
Imunify360 and backups
Malware scanning and a web application firewall run on the server, filtering requests before they reach WordPress. Backups are taken for you; ask in a ticket and our team restores one.
Pages that come back quickly
The finished page is kept by the web server and handed straight to the next reader, so most visits never wake WordPress at all. It is set up on the account already; there is no caching plugin to buy or configure.
Frequently asked questions
Could not find your answer? Write to us and we will route your question to the right team.
Still unansweredThe server and the stack are the same cPanel, LiteSpeed and CloudLinux as our other plans. What differs is WP Toolkit, which installs WordPress, lists what is out of date, updates core, themes and plugins, and makes a staging copy to try a change on before it reaches the live site.
A WordPress site is smaller than you think
WordPress itself is about 100 MB, so what fills a plan is your pictures. A blog or a company site is comfortable on 1 GB; a shop with a photograph of every product wants more. If you are not sure, send us the address of the site you are moving and we will tell you which plan it lands in before you pay for anything.