Give your business website, publication or WooCommerce shop a considered starting point. Compare WordPress hosting around the plugins, storage and traffic your project needs, and confirm the scope of managed support before you choose.
A WordPress website is an ongoing publishing project. Compare the storage, websites and email included in the range, while keeping theme, plugin and content maintenance part of your plan.
Compare the actual package resources
Choose a billing period that suits your plans
Keep the website, email and domain details connected
Choose with confidence
Choose the plan that fits
Compare the listed resources, select your billing period and explore the full details before choosing.
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The details that make a difference
Built around the way you publish
Choose hosting around your WordPress website, the people who maintain it and the content you publish. Keep plugins, backups and updates in your plan.
Build around your content
Business pages, articles, images and shop products create different storage and database demands. Plan the content structure before choosing a package.
Keep your workflow clear
Identify who will publish, maintain plugins and review updates. Separate editor access from hosting administration where the application and account tools allow it.
Test the whole website
A working homepage is a starting point. Check forms, search, logins, plugins and any sales process after an update or migration.
A clear way forward
From first page to regular publishing.
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Choose the resources
Review website count, storage, email and database needs.
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Build the content
Choose the theme and plugins around real requirements.
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Maintain the experience
Test changes, keep suitable backups and review the site regularly.
Find the next useful connection
Keep the essentials working together.
Your website may depend on more than one service. Explore the related options around the way you work.
Bring your current application, account structure and data sizes into the conversation. Agree the migration scope and testing before changing live services.
Identify the website files, databases and mailboxes that need to move.
Check software versions, external integrations and scheduled work.
Keep suitable backups and agree how to test the transferred service.
Record the existing DNS and who will make the final changes.
A little clarity
Your questions, answered.
Which WordPress plan should I choose?
Compare website count, storage, email and the actual needs of your plugins and content. A small brochure website and a busy shop may use very different resources even when both run WordPress.
Can I bring an existing WordPress website?
Share the current hosting environment, database size and plugin requirements. Agree the migration scope, keep a suitable backup and test forms, media and other important functions after transfer.
Does hosting replace WordPress maintenance?
Hosting and application maintenance are related but different responsibilities. Confirm who will handle themes, plugins, updates, security settings and content before launch.
Can I use my own theme and plugins?
Check compatibility and resource requirements for your chosen software. Third-party licences and any specialist server requirements should be reviewed separately from the hosting package.
Can I use WordPress for an online shop?
A shop needs suitable hosting, compatible plugins, payment configuration and ongoing maintenance. Review the catalogue, order process, backups and email before selecting the environment.
What should I check when a WordPress site is slow?
Review media sizes, plugin behaviour, database activity, caching and resource use. Identify the cause before assuming a different plan alone will resolve the issue.
Here to help you move forward
Let’s find the right fit for your project.
Share your website, application and email requirements. We’ll help you compare the useful next steps.
