WordPress Hosting

Compare and find the best hosting company below, which are the results from a journey of meticulously testing WordPress hosting companies.

SiteGround

4.5/5

SiteGround offers excellent performance, support and features for hosting your WordPress site for a price that's just slightly higher than cheaper, shared providers.

ChemiCloud

4.2/5

Chemicloud is a great entry WordPress hosting provider with some neat features, unbeatable cached performance, good pricing, good support, and a somewhat harder-to-use panel.

QUIC.cloud

4.1/5

QUIC.cloud is an amazing CDN and optimization service for WordPress that works great on LiteSpeed websites. Its free tier is already powerful and it is priced very reasonably, albeit confusing.

Webdock.io (and Hosting WordPress)

4.3/5

Webdock.io is an amazing, inexpensive and very performant VPS provider with a baked-in control panel. Its aimed at technical users, and its usability could be a bit better.

Cleavr.io (for hosting WordPress)

4.3/5

Cleavr is an incredible control panel for hosting WordPress on your own servers. It has good performance, very attractive pricing, and is a blast to use. However, it is also new, and has limited support.

Hostinger

3.5/5

Hostinger is a great hosting provider, with a marvelous design, affordable prices, a good amount of features & support but poor performance.

A2 Hosting

4/5

A2 hosting combines great performance, okay support with a hard to use platform. It offers reasonable pricing, but not as competitive as some similar providers.

AccuWebHosting

4.1/5

AccuWebHosting is offering amazing value for what you pay, with great performance, a good set of features and proper support. However, their platform is not the most user friendly.

Cloudron (for WordPress)

3.7/5

Cloudron is an inexpensive control panel for hosting containerized apps on your own server with some good features. However, it has poor out of the box performance and limited support.

Laravel Forge (for WordPress)

3.6/5

Laraval Forge is a great looking control panel for hosting WordPress on your own VPS and is easy to use. However, it lacks some features and has mediocre performance and support.

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