WordPress VPS Hosting

Instead of sharing a server with hundreds of other sites, your WordPress site runs on its own virtual server. You choose the web server, PHP version and caching. It’s self-managed, so you also handle updates and backups.

A slow admin dashboard, CPU-limit warnings, WooCommerce checkouts that time out, or needing Redis, custom PHP settings or a staging copy are all signs you’ve outgrown shared hosting.

No. You get a self-managed VPS with full root access: you install WordPress and keep the server, plugins and backups up to date.

A small blog runs well on 2 GB. Use 4 GB or more for WooCommerce, page builders, multisite or several sites.

Yes. Add a server block (virtual host) and database for each site — as many as your resources allow.

Use a migration plugin such as Duplicator or All-in-One WP Migration, or copy the files and database manually. Update your DNS once the new site works.

Choose the location closest to most of your visitors, and add a CDN if your audience is worldwide.

Yes. If you’re not happy within the first 7 days, ask for a refund — no questions asked. The refund is available once per customer for each data center location. Accounts registered from the same IP address or paying with the same payment method count as the same customer. Payment fees are deducted as described in our Refund Policy.