The same LiteSpeed servers, with more storage per plan, WordPress tooling inside cPanel and a library of over 250 premium themes and plugins included in the price.
Storage and resource limits go up across the three. Everything else, from the panel to the backups, is identical.
One WordPress site you want to load quickly without tuning a server.
A WooCommerce shop or a busy WordPress site that needs headroom.
Several WordPress sites under one account, maintained by an agency or an in-house team.
Prices are per year and do not include VAT. Payment is made in the local currency at the exchange rate on the day of the invoice.
The limits below are what a shared account can actually run out of. They are the same numbers we apply on the server, not marketing rounding.
| Specification | WP Start | WP Advanced | WP High-End |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per year | 59 EUR | 99 EUR | 149 EUR |
| NVMe SSD storage Space for files, databases and mailboxes together. | 15 GB | 50 GB | 80 GB |
| Monthly traffic Not counted or billed for normal website use. | Unmetered | Unmetered | Unmetered |
| Websites How many separate domains you can point at the account. | 2 | 3 | 8 |
| CPU limit Processor time reserved for your account alone. | 4 GHz | 8 GHz | 15 GHz |
| RAM limit Memory your PHP processes may use at the same time. | 2 GB | 6 GB | 10 GB |
| Entry processes (EP) Simultaneous PHP requests being served at one moment. | 75 | 150 | 250 |
| Processes (NPROC) Total processes the account may run, cron jobs included. | 100 | 200 | 300 |
| Disk throughput (I/O) How fast the account may read from and write to disk. | 10 MB/s | 20 MB/s | 30 MB/s |
| Disk operations (IOPS) Number of separate disk operations per second. | 1000 | 2000 | 3000 |
| Inodes Number of files and folders the account may hold. | 1,000,000 | 2,000,000 | 3,000,000 |
| Free SSL, daily backup, cPanel, LiteSpeed | Included | Included | Included |
| Order | Order | Order |
Scroll the table sideways to see all plans on a narrow screen.
WordPress runs on any of our plans. These are the parts that only come with the WordPress ones, or that were set up for WordPress before you arrived.
The installer creates the database, the user, the salts and the file permissions. You get an address and a login, not a checklist.
Every installation on the account is listed in one place: version, plugins, automatic updates and a direct admin login without typing a password.
Caching runs inside the web server, so a cached page never touches PHP or the database. The plugin is free and configured for these servers.
CloudLinux keeps every account inside its own resource limits. A plugin that misbehaves affects one site, not the whole server.
A plugin update that breaks the site is the most common reason people call. Files and database go back to yesterday, or to any day in the last 30.
An older shop that is not ready for PHP 8 keeps running, while a new site starts on the current version. Both on the same account.
Every WordPress hosting account gets access to a library of over 250 premium themes and plugins. These are the titles most projects would otherwise buy separately, and they are updated for as long as the account is active.
The licences belong to the hosting account. If you move the site elsewhere the plugins keep working but stop receiving updates, so buy your own licence for anything the site depends on.
Ask for the full listA WordPress page that is not cached has to start PHP, load the plugins, query the database and assemble the result before anything reaches the visitor. LiteSpeed Cache stores the finished page inside the web server, so a repeat visit skips all of that.
The plugin is free, it is built for these servers, and it also handles image optimisation, CSS and JavaScript minification and browser caching. What it cannot cache, the CPU and memory limits on your plan have to carry, which is why those numbers are on every plan card.
The full list, grouped the way you will look for it later.
Both run on the same servers with the same isolation. The difference is storage, the WordPress tooling and the plugin library.
| Web hosting | WordPress hosting | |
|---|---|---|
| Best suited to | Presentation sites, portfolios, several small projects in one account | WordPress sites and WooCommerce shops that carry real traffic |
| Storage | 10 to 40 GB | 15 to 80 GB |
| Premium themes and plugins | Not included | Over 250 titles included |
| WordPress Manager in cPanel | Available | Available and preconfigured |
| LiteSpeed and LiteSpeed Cache | Included | Included |
| Daily backup, 30 days | Included | Included |
| Free SSL and free migration | Included | Included |
| Starting price | 39 EUR / year | 59 EUR / year |
| Web hosting plans | WordPress plans |
If your question is not here, write to us. Answers come from the people who run the servers.
Ask us directlyThe server, the panel and the isolation are the same. What differs is the storage per plan, the WordPress tooling inside cPanel and access to the premium theme and plugin library. If you run one WordPress site plus a few static pages, regular hosting is often the cheaper fit.
You decide. WordPress Manager can update core, plugins and themes on a schedule, or leave everything to you. Whichever you choose, the daily backup is what makes an update safe to try.
The licences belong to the hosting account. If you move away, the plugins stay installed but stop receiving updates, so plan for your own licence on anything you depend on.
Yes, within the limits of the plan. A shop with a live cart and checkout cannot use full page caching everywhere, so it leans on CPU and memory more than a content site. WP Advanced is the sensible starting point for a real shop.
A staging copy can be created as a subdomain on the same account, which is how most agencies work here. Ask support and we will walk you through it or set it up for you.
Send us the current hosting details. We copy the site, set it up on a temporary address and let you check it before the domain is pointed here. There is no charge for that.