Mini
One WordPress site
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- 15 GB NVMe storage
- 1 website
- 10 subdomains · 5 MySQL databases
- 10 branded mailboxes
- 5 MB/s I/O · 512 IOPS
- 100,000 files · 1 CPU core · 1 GB RAM
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Free domain on the 3-year term
LiteSpeed Cache the plugin most WordPress sites are missing
WordPress that answers in a blink
The cache that makes the biggest difference to WordPress is built into the web server here, not bolted on. Install the plugin, tick one box, and the site stops rebuilding itself for every visitor.
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60sec
To a running site,
from one click
from one click
14days
Money back,
conditions apply
conditions apply
24/7
Real engineers,
not a queue
not a queue
Starter Lite
A blog with real readers
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- 25 GB NVMe storage
- 5 websites
- 25 subdomains · 15 MySQL databases
- 30 branded mailboxes
- 10 MB/s I/O · 1,024 IOPS
- 250,000 files · 1 CPU core · 1 GB RAM
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Free domain on the 3-year term
Starlight
Two or three sites, or a small shop
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- 40 GB NVMe storage
- 10 websites
- 50 subdomains · 30 MySQL databases
- 60 branded mailboxes
- 20 MB/s I/O · 2,048 IOPS
- 400,000 files · 2 CPU cores · 2 GB RAM
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Free domain on the 3-year term
On every plan not an upsell, not a tier above
LiteSpeed Cache support
One-click install and clone
Free SSL, renewed for you
Automatic core updates
JetBackup, kept 30 days
WP-CLI on the command line
Staging on a subdomain
Imunify360 security
Where it runs
15 cities, put the site beside its readers
Same plans, same price, wherever you put them. You choose the city when you order.
America 4
New York
USA
Los Angeles
USA
Miami
USA
Montreal
Canada
Europe 6
London
United Kingdom
Frankfurt
Germany
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Roubaix
France
Zurich
Switzerland
Helsinki
Finland
Asia 5
Mumbai
India
Singapore
Singapore
Tokyo
Japan
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Sydney
Australia
WordPress is heavier than a static page — every visit is a database query and a template render, unless something caches it. That makes the distance to your reader count twice: once for the request, once for everything the page then asks for. A blog read mostly in one country belongs on a machine in that country.
Who puts WordPress here
Four kinds of site, and where each one gets stuck
WordPress runs fine on almost anything until it does not. These are the four points where people notice.
A blog that started getting read
Fifty visitors a day is nothing. Five hundred at once, from one post that travelled, is a different machine entirely — and the cache is what decides which of those you can survive.
A WooCommerce shop
Baskets and checkouts cannot be cached, so they hit the database every time. That is an I/O problem rather than a disk one, which is why a bigger plan helps and a bigger disk does not.
Client sites you look after
Staging on every account, WP-CLI for the bulk work, and separate databases so one broken site stays broken on its own.
A site with a plugin problem
Everybody has one. JetBackup keeps thirty days and you restore it yourself, without a ticket and without waiting for us to be awake.
Why it is quick
Three things, and what each does to a WordPress page
WordPress builds every page from scratch unless something stops it. These are the three things that stop it.
LiteSpeed Cache, in the server
Most caching plugins write HTML files and hope. LiteSpeed caches inside the web server itself, so a cached page never reaches PHP at all — the difference is usually four or five times, not a few percent.
NVMe under the database
Every uncached page is a handful of database queries. NVMe answers them in microseconds rather than milliseconds, and a WooCommerce page makes a lot of queries.
CloudLinux around the account
WordPress is spiky: one crawler or one popular post can eat a processor. Your slice is yours, so a neighbour's traffic is their problem.
What comes with it
Twelve things, on the cheapest plan too
Nothing on this list is a tier above or an add-on at checkout.
One-click install
WordPress running in about a minute, from cPanel
LiteSpeed Cache
Supported in the server, not just the plugin
Staging subdomain
Break things somewhere nobody is looking
Automatic updates
Core and plugins, or switch it off if you prefer
WP-CLI
For anybody who would rather not click
JetBackup
Daily, kept 30 days, restore it yourself
Free SSL
Issued and renewed, no plugin needed
Imunify360
Scans for the things WordPress sites catch
PHP 8.3
And older versions if a theme still needs one
MySQL and phpMyAdmin
Direct access when a plugin will not do
Cron that actually runs
Real cron, not WordPress guessing on page loads
Softaculous clone
Copy a site to staging and back again
Getting on it
Three steps, and the site is live
1
Pick a plan
Take the smallest that fits. Moving up later costs the difference and nothing goes down.
2
Install WordPress
One form in cPanel — site name, admin user, done. SSL issues itself while you are typing.
3
Turn the cache on
Install LiteSpeed Cache from the plugin screen and enable it. That one step is most of the speed.
What people say
Read them where we cannot edit them
We are not going to print testimonials on our own page and ask you to take our word for it. These are the aggregate figures, and the link goes to every review.
4.7
Trustpilot
340
Reviews, all public
4.28
ForexPeaceArmy
across 43 reviews
across 43 reviews
Reviews on our service overall — most of them about the VPS side rather than hosting.
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Before you move a site here
Will you move my existing site?
Tell us what you are coming from and we will say what is involved. cPanel to cPanel is usually straightforward; a manual export takes longer but works.
Do I have to use LiteSpeed Cache?
No, and WordPress will run without any cache at all. But it is the single biggest thing you can do to a WordPress site, it is free, and it takes one tick. Other caching plugins work too, just not as well on this server.
How many plugins can I run?
As many as you like. The limit is not a count — it is what they do. Twenty light plugins are fine; one badly written one that queries the database on every page load is not.
Can I run WooCommerce?
Yes, on any plan. A shop with a few hundred products is comfortable on the middle tier; several thousand, or heavy traffic, wants the business plans or a VPS.
What about staging?
Every account gets a subdomain you can clone the site onto, break, fix, and push back. It is in cPanel under Softaculous.
Is this the same as a Forex VPS?
No. Hosting runs websites; a VPS runs your terminal. MT4 and MT5 will not run on shared hosting, whichever plan you take.
One click to install, one tick to make it quick
WordPress, LiteSpeed and SSL, on a machine in whichever city your readers are in.
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