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How it works

A day in the server room.

Here's what happens to your WordPress site on our servers, from the moment someone visits it to the moment you need a hand.

Six scenes · about a minute of scrolling

01 · Speed

Someone opens your site.

LiteSpeed answers the request, Redis remembers what it already built, and the page is on their screen. Current PHP and SSD storage keep it quick.

  • LiteSpeed web server
  • Redis object cache
  • PHP 8.3
  • SSD storage

02 · Backups

Every night, a backup.

Your whole account is copied every night while you sleep. If something breaks, ask and we'll put it back the way it was.

  • Nightly
  • Whole account
  • Restores on request

03 · SSL

SSL renews itself.

Every domain gets a free certificate, and it renews on its own before it expires. No reminders, no browser warnings.

  • Free SSL
  • Auto-renewal
  • Every domain

04 · Firewall

Bad logins hit a wall.

A firewall watches for repeated failed logins and blocks them. Every account also runs in its own jailed space, apart from its neighbors.

  • Firewall
  • Login-failure blocking
  • Jailed accounts

05 · Moving in

We carry the boxes.

Moving from another host? We copy your site and database over for free and help you point your domain here.

  • Free migration
  • Files and database
  • Domain help

06 · People

And a person writes back.

Open a ticket or send an email. It goes to the people who run the server, who read it and answer it themselves. No scripts, no outsourced help desk.

  • Support tickets
  • Email
  • Real people

That's managed hosting

All of it, from $25 a month.

No contract, free migration, and a person who runs the server answers your tickets.