WordPress hosting on servers you actually own.
Host WordPress on your own cloud servers at DigitalOcean, AWS or Linode. WPShift handles all the setup, then manages your domains, DNS and email inboxes.
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Host WordPress on
Managed hosting priced per site stops making sense at about site four.
A single $40 server runs twenty WordPress sites comfortably. Most managed hosts will sell you those twenty sites for twenty times the price, on hardware you never see, with SSH access as a paid upgrade. WPShift charges for the management layer and leaves the infrastructure where it belongs — in your account, on your terms.
Server markup
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You pay your provider directly.
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Your key, every plan.
Servers
WPShift talks to your cloud provider's API with credentials you supply, builds the instance, and configures it end to end. The machine belongs to your account from the first second.
Read moreSites
A site is a first-class record: its own user, database, PHP version, certificate and backup schedule. Creating one takes about a minute and destroying one leaves nothing behind.
Read moreBackups
Scheduled and on-demand, database and files, kept off the server they came from. Restoring is a normal operation you can run on a Tuesday, not an emergency procedure.
Read moreMonitoring
Uptime checks, PageSpeed runs and server metrics land on the same timeline as your deploys and backups. When something changed, you can see what else changed with it.
Read moreCopilot
Copilot can read your servers, sites and operation history. When a deploy fails it explains that failure — the step, the command, the exit code and the stderr — rather than describing deploys in general.
Read moreDomains & email
Register domains, manage DNS and run real mailboxes without a second vendor and a second invoice.
Move a site without a maintenance window.
Install the WPShift plugin on your current site, pick a destination server, and the import runs in the background — database, uploads, plugins and themes. You review it on a staging URL before DNS moves.