WordPress Hosting

WordPress is a free content management system used to build and publish websites. It powers more than 40% of all websites, making it the most widely-used website-building platform on the market.

WordPress is beginner-friendly. Thanks to its easy-to-use plugins, theme system, and intuitive interface, you don’t need to know how to code to build a fully-functional site. WordPress is also open source – anyone can build on top of the core software and create a website exactly to their liking.

In the early days, WordPress used to be known as a blogging platform. Over the years, millions of WordPress users have created various types of websites, such as online stores, portfolios, resumes, forums, publications, and membership sites.

What makes WordPress so versatile are the plugins, which add extra features on top of the core software. For instance, the WooCommerce plugin offers essential tools for building an eCommerce site, like storefront customization, inventory management, and payment processing.

WordPress hosting is sub-category of web hosting configured and optimized for WordPress sites. At its core, it works like any other hosting – a web hosting provider offers a server space for users to store and publish website files.

You don’t have to host WordPress websites on a WordPress hosting plan – regular hosting services work, too. However, WordPress hosting offers many WordPress-specific features, such as WordPress-optimized tech, expert support, and a 1-click installer. With this feature, it will automatically set up the software for you, so you can get right to building and publishing your WordPress site.

Managed WordPress hosting means the web hosting providers take care of the back-end and technical aspects of your websites.

It is the best website hosting for WordPress because you don’t have to worry about technical adjustments, update management, server security, or server optimization. Choosing a fast and secure WordPress hosting will help you focus on building your content strategy and increasing traffic.

Since managed WordPress hosting doesn’t require any technical know-how, it’s ideal for both beginners and developers who need a secure and optimized environment for their online projects.

What differentiates standard web hosting from WordPress hosting is that the latter is usually optimized around WordPress and includes additional features.

With a standard web hosting service, you can install various CMSs – including WordPress. As such, it’s possible to host multiple sites using different website-building platforms.

That said, standard hosting doesn’t include the specific advantages of WordPress hosting, such as speed optimization, security features, and customer support provided by WordPress experts.

Depending on the size of your online project, our WordPress plans cost from $1.99-$9.99/month:

• Single – $1.99/month
• Starter – $2.99/month
• Business – $3.99/month
• Pro – $9.99/month

If you want to opt for the self-hosted WordPress environment, you are at the right place. Offering a custom-built server stack and a custom control panel, hPanel allows us to optimize and provide a significantly lower price for our WordPress services! With our Starter, Business, or Pro WordPress hosting plans, you get a free domain name registration for the first year, including a .com extension, for an even easier start online.

All our WP hosting plans include a 30-day money-back guarantee so that you can explore your new web hosting account without risk.

To migrate a website for free, you just need to purchase one of our plans. Then:

1. Go to the hPanel and navigate to the Migrate Website menu.
2. Add a migration request and select WordPress. Fill in the required fields.
3. Click Check connection to see if the information is correct.
4. Finally, press the Add request button, and we will transfer the website to your new hosting account within 24 hours.

Building a WordPress website takes a few simple steps. Here’s how:

1. Get a WordPress hosting plan and register your domain name.
2. Use the 1-click installer to set up WordPress on your account.
3. Install your desired WordPress theme and set up some plugins.
4. Create and publish your website pages.

Congratulations, your WordPress website is now live!