WordPress hosting that feels like a private server

Premium gives each account dedicated CPU, RAM and I/O quotas enforced at the kernel level, plus Redis object cache, LiteSpeed page cache, staging, git deploys and an image CDN. Regular shared hosting shares resources between accounts and is the right choice for lighter sites at 3.20 EUR a month. Premium starts at 15.99 EUR a month on a 24-month term and exists for sites where speed directly earns money: stores, lead pages and busy company sites. The panel underneath is the same cPanel, so nothing needs relearning.

Plans run from 15.99 EUR a month (Solo: 1 site, 20 GB NVMe, 1 vCPU and 2 GB RAM, on a 24-month term; 19.99 EUR month to month) up to 159.99 EUR (Partner: 100 sites, 8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, hourly backups). Studio at 39.99 EUR fits most businesses, Agency at 79.99 EUR fits studios with client portfolios. Prices are net, VAT 21% is added where it applies, and every plan includes SSL, backups, migration and the image CDN, 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.

Nothing breaks and the site stays online. Resource limits are per account, so a traffic spike briefly slows your own pages at worst, and short peaks are tolerated without penalties. If we see sustained growth, we write to you with concrete numbers and suggest the next plan; resizing is one click and does not move the site. Beyond the biggest plan the path leads to a VPS or a designed enterprise setup in the same data centre, and our engineers plan that migration with you.

Yes. Underneath it is standard cPanel with PHP and MySQL, so Joomla, Drupal, PrestaShop, Laravel applications and plain PHP sites run exactly as they would on shared hosting, only with dedicated resources. The WordPress conveniences (preconfigured cache, staging, auto-updates with rollback) apply to WordPress sites, while everything else still benefits from the isolated CPU, RAM and NVMe and the same backups. Agencies often mix client sites of different kinds on one Agency plan for exactly that reason. The plan price does not change based on what you install.

Yes. Redis object cache and LiteSpeed full-page cache come preconfigured on every plan, with sensible exclusions for logged-in users, carts and checkout, so nothing dynamic is ever served stale. OPcache for compiled PHP is on as well. If your theme or a plugin behaves badly with caching (it happens), 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 when you are testing something.

Stores benefit the most, 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, NVMe accelerates the database, and the image CDN with automatic WebP and AVIF makes catalog pages light. Start from the Studio plan for a working store, and test plugin updates on staging before they touch production.

One click creates a full copy of the site on a separate address: same files, same database, same plugins. You test the risky thing there (a WooCommerce update, a new theme, a big structural change) and only then repeat it on production, or deploy the change from a git branch. If something still goes wrong, you roll back to a restore point. For stores and any site that earns money daily, this workflow is the difference between an incident and a non-event.

Core, plugin and theme auto-updates are on by default, and each update is checked: if the site stops responding or errors appear after an update, it rolls back automatically. You can exclude specific plugins from auto-updating (some site builders prefer manual control) and use staging for the big version jumps. Combined with daily or hourly backups, this means an unattended site does not quietly rot into a hacked site, which is the usual fate of forgotten WordPress installations.

No, that is exactly what the preconfigured exclusions are for. 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. Redis still accelerates those dynamic pages, because it serves object queries from memory rather than from the database. If a particular plugin adds unusual dynamic elements, support adds a rule for it. Caching that silently shows stale or foreign content is a configuration error, not a law of nature.

Step by step: 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 working. We fix whatever surfaced, then switch DNS during a quiet window; the old server keeps serving until the switch completes, so downtime is effectively zero. The service is free on every plan, and a typical site is finished within 24 hours.

In several layers. A ModSecurity WAF with WordPress-specific rules 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) on off-site storage mean even the worst case is recoverable. None of this replaces sane passwords and two-factor login on your own admin, which we will gladly help you set up.

Agency (25 sites) and Partner (100 sites) exist exactly for that. All sites live under one cPanel with separate folders, databases and mailboxes; staging and git deploys work 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. Each client can get their own mailboxes and FTP access without seeing the rest of the portfolio.

Premium if you want the platform managed: cache, updates, security and backups are our job, and you work in cPanel. A VPS if you want root: your own stack, say Nginx with PHP-FPM tuned your way, full control and full responsibility for updates and hardening, from 9.35 EUR a month. At similar resources a well-tuned VPS and premium hosting perform comparably; the real difference is whose time maintains the setup. Both run in the same Riga data centre, and moving between them is routine for us.

In our own Tier 3+ data centre in Riga, Latvia, which we build and operate ourselves, with redundant power, cooling and our own network. Backups go to 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. The image CDN serves pictures from edge locations closer to distant visitors, so audiences outside the Baltics see fast catalog pages too. Ordering and support work in English, Latvian and Russian.

Yes, 14 days on all hosting plans. If premium does not fit, write to support: we refund the hosting fee or, more often, help move you to the plan that actually matches the project, whether that is regular shared hosting or a VPS. Server rental and domain registrations are excluded from refunds: 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.

Yes, and it is a common request. We migrate the site into an isolated account, clean the infection (malware in files, injected database rows, rogue admin users), update core and plugins and put the WAF in front before the site goes live again. 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.