WordPress hosting that feels like a private server

CloudHosting managed WordPress hosting costs from 19.99 EUR a month for Solo, or 15.99 EUR a month on a 24-month term, up to 159.99 EUR for Partner with 100 sites, 8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM and hourly backups. Solo covers 1 site with 20 GB NVMe, 1 vCPU and 2 GB RAM. Studio at 39.99 EUR fits most businesses, and Agency at 79.99 EUR fits studios with client portfolios. Prices exclude VAT, which is added at 21% where it applies, and every plan includes SSL, backups and migration, so there are no hidden add-ons. The discount ladder is the same as on all our hosting: 5% for 3 months, 10% for 6, 15% for 12 and 20% for 24.

CloudHosting premium hosting gives each account dedicated CPU, RAM and I/O quotas enforced at the kernel level, while regular shared hosting at 3.20 EUR a month shares resources between accounts. On top come Redis object cache, LiteSpeed page cache, staging and auto-updates with rollback. Premium exists for sites where speed directly earns money: stores, lead pages and busy company sites; lighter sites are fine on regular hosting. The panel underneath is the same cPanel with PHP and MySQL, so nothing needs relearning, and Joomla, Drupal, PrestaShop or Laravel sites run on premium too, with the same dedicated resources and backups. Moving up from regular hosting later is one click.

Yes: for a working WooCommerce store CloudHosting recommends the Studio plan, 5 sites with 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 50 GB NVMe for 39.99 EUR a month, because a store is the hardest WordPress workload. Cart and checkout cannot come from page cache, so they depend on raw PHP and database speed. Dedicated CPU and RAM keep checkout fast during sales, Redis holds sessions and frequent queries in memory, and NVMe accelerates the database. Test plugin updates on staging before they touch production, and if the store already runs elsewhere, we move it for free.

CloudHosting migrates WordPress sites free of charge on every premium plan, and a typical site is finished within 24 hours with effectively zero downtime. You send us access to the current hosting, or an archive plus a database dump if access is gone. We copy files, database and mailboxes, bring the site up on a temporary address, and you click through it while the old site keeps serving visitors. We fix whatever surfaced, then switch DNS during a quiet window; the old server keeps answering until the switch completes. You keep the old hosting until you have seen the new one work, and support walks you through it if this is your first move.

Yes: CloudHosting moves a hacked or broken WordPress site into an isolated account and cleans it before it goes live again, which is a common request. We remove the infection (malware in files, injected database rows, rogue admin users), update core and plugins and put the WAF in front of the site. Where the damage is too deep, we restore from your old backups if they exist. Cleanup beyond a standard migration is billed as IT support work by the hour, and you receive a report of what was found and fixed. After the cleanup we recommend changing every password, and we do not skip that step on our side either.

CloudHosting preconfigures three cache layers on every premium plan: LiteSpeed full-page cache, Redis object cache and OPcache for compiled PHP. Cart, checkout, account pages and any logged-in session bypass the full-page cache automatically, so visitors always see their own basket and never someone else's, while Redis still speeds those dynamic pages up by serving queries from memory. The cache for a page is purged automatically when its content changes. If your theme or a plugin behaves badly with caching, write to support: our engineers tune the rules for your specific site instead of telling you to figure it out. You can also purge or switch off any layer yourself while testing.

CloudHosting turns on core, plugin and theme auto-updates by default and rolls an update back automatically if the site stops responding or errors appear after it. You can exclude specific plugins from auto-updating, since some site builders prefer manual control, or switch auto-updates off completely. For big version jumps use staging: one click creates a full copy of the site on a separate address with the same files, database and plugins, you test the change there, then repeat it on production. Combined with daily or hourly backups, this keeps an unattended site from quietly turning into a hacked one.

CloudHosting protects premium sites in several layers, starting with a ModSecurity WAF with WordPress-specific rules that filters exploit attempts before they reach PHP. Accounts are isolated from each other, so a neighbour's compromised site cannot read your files or eat your resources. Auto-updates close known vulnerabilities quickly, and free SSL covers every domain. Daily backups, hourly on Partner, are kept on separate off-site storage, so even the worst case is recoverable. None of this replaces sane passwords and two-factor login on your own WordPress admin, which we will gladly help you set up.

Yes: the CloudHosting Agency plan hosts 25 sites and Partner 100 sites under one cPanel, each site with its own folders, databases and mailboxes. Staging works per site, so one client's experiment never touches another client's production. Partner adds hourly backups, which matters when any of a hundred sites can change at any moment. One plan with pooled resources is cheaper than a pile of small accounts, and resizing as the portfolio grows is one click without moving any site. Each client can get their own mailboxes and FTP access without seeing the rest of the portfolio.

Choose CloudHosting premium hosting, from 15.99 EUR a month, if you want the platform managed, and a VPS, from 9.35 EUR a month, if you want root access and your own stack. With premium, cache, updates, security and backups are our job and you work in cPanel; with a VPS you run, say, Nginx with PHP-FPM tuned your way and take full responsibility for updates and hardening. At similar resources both perform comparably, and the real difference is whose time maintains the setup. When a site outgrows the Partner plan, a VPS or a designed enterprise setup in the same Riga data centre is the next step, and we plan that move with you.

CloudHosting runs premium hosting in the Tier 3+ data centre it operates itself in Riga, Latvia, with redundant power, cooling and its own network, and keeps backups on separate off-site storage. Data stays in the EU under GDPR, which client contracts and privacy policies increasingly require, and visitors from Latvia and the Baltics get single-digit-millisecond latency. Monitoring and incident response run 24/7, and engineers answer on working days from 9:00 to 17:00 Riga time, in English, Latvian and Russian.

Yes: CloudHosting refunds hosting plans within 14 days of paying the invoice, by the same method you paid with. If premium does not fit, write to support: we refund the hosting fee or, more often, help you move to the plan that actually matches the project, whether that is regular shared hosting or a VPS. Dedicated server rental and domain registrations are excluded, because a registry charges for a domain irreversibly and rented capacity is reserved from day one. The migration we did for you stays free either way, and if you leave, we hand over a full archive of your sites without lock-in games.