We host WordPress and nothing else

Why we only do one thing

Most hosting companies sell every kind of hosting there is. The same machines run WordPress, forums, mail, game servers and a decade of forgotten PHP, and every layer is a compromise between workloads that want different things. Caching is generic because it has to work for everything. Support is generic for the same reason.

We took the opposite bet. Every server, cache rule, firewall rule and support process here assumes WordPress. That means we can do things a general host cannot: clear the edge cache the moment you publish, skip the cache for a WooCommerce basket without being told, patch a known plugin vulnerability before the plugin author ships the fix, and answer a ticket about a broken block editor without asking you to reproduce it in a clean install first.

Boring is the product

The reason people move hosts is rarely speed. It is the Tuesday morning when an unattended update took the checkout down and nobody noticed for four hours. So the work we are proudest of is invisible: updates tested against a clone before they touch production, backups that are actually restored and verified rather than merely written, and a restore point taken before every change we make on your behalf.

We publish uptime every month whether we hit the target or not, and credit accounts when we miss. A status page nobody updates during an incident is worse than no status page at all.

Come and test the claim

The fastest way to judge a host is to watch it run your own site rather than a demo. Send us the slowest site you look after and we will move a copy onto the edge network at no charge, then show you what changed. If it is not meaningfully faster, keep the report and stay where you are.