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US WordPress hosting built for sites whose audience is in the United States. Your site runs on our own hardware in Dallas, Texas, with a global edge network putting your pages close to every visitor and engineers who answer at three in the morning Eastern as readily as three in the afternoon.
Your site runs on our own hardware in a Dallas datacenter, not on rented public cloud resold with a management layer. Central US placement keeps both coasts within a short hop.
Dallas is the origin; the edge network is what your visitors usually touch. A reader in Seattle and one in Miami are both served cached assets from near them rather than from Texas.
Support runs 24/7/365 and is staffed by WordPress engineers, not a first-line script. Pacific evening is covered as well as Eastern morning.
Two layers, doing different jobs. Knowing which is which explains why a US site does not need a server in every city.
Your WordPress install, its database and its uploads live on our own hardware in Dallas. Central placement matters for the requests that cannot be cached — a logged-in dashboard, a WooCommerce checkout, a form submission — because those travel to the origin and back every time.
Images, CSS, JavaScript and cached pages are served from whichever edge location is nearest your visitor. For most of what a page loads, the distance to Dallas is irrelevant, which is why one well-placed origin plus a wide edge beats servers scattered thinly.
Speed claims are cheap. These are the four things that decide how quickly a WordPress page reaches an American visitor, and where we sit on each. If you want to measure any host against them, Google’s Core Web Vitals are the yardstick that matters.
The web server itself is LiteSpeed with its own caching layer, which serves a cached WordPress page without waking PHP at all.
Every plan sits on NVMe storage. Database reads are where a slow disk shows up first, and it is the queries that decide time to first byte.
Images, CSS and JavaScript come from the location nearest your visitor, so most of a page never travels from Texas at all.
Dallas sits near the middle of the country, so the requests that cannot be cached have a shorter round trip to either coast than a host on one edge of it.
Every plan runs from Dallas and includes the CDN, SSL, staging, daily backups and migrations. Prices renew at the rate you signed up on, with no introductory rate that doubles in year two.
For your first WordPress site. Ideal for individuals, blogs and small projects.
For a handful of sites. Great for freelancers and growing businesses.
For multiple projects. Suited to busy studios and small teams.
For serious portfolios. Built for agencies and high-traffic sites.
Need more than four sites, or running a store? Compare the full range on our pricing page, or look at WooCommerce hosting and agency plans if you manage sites for clients.
No feature gates and no upsells for the things a WordPress site needs to stay up. Priced in US dollars, renewing at the rate you signed up on. If you are weighing this against a cheaper plan elsewhere, our guide to managed versus shared hosting covers what the difference buys.
Send us your existing host login and carry on working. Our engineers copy the site across by hand, hand you a temporary URL to check it on, and only change DNS once you have signed it off. Your live site keeps serving from where it is now the entire time.
It is the same WordPress install, moved as it is, with the database, uploads, themes and plugins intact. The only things needing attention are host-specific plugins that exist to talk to your old provider’s caching layer, and we point those out as we go.
Give us access to your current host and carry on working. We take it from there, and we tell you upfront if anything about the site needs attention before it moves.
We copy everything to Dallas and hand you a temporary address to go through it on. Your live site never stops serving from where it is now.
Once you sign it off, update the records we give you. DNS propagates, the SSL issues itself, and the switch happens without an outage.
Support runs 24/7/365 and is answered by WordPress engineers rather than a first-line script working from a decision tree. Pacific evening is staffed the same as Eastern morning, which matters when a checkout breaks at nine at night in California and the next business day is not an acceptable answer.
Because we own the hardware in Dallas rather than renting capacity, the person replying can get into the server. Nothing is escalated to an upstream provider and nothing waits on somebody else’s service window. That is the practical difference between managed hosting and a reseller with a support inbox.
You also get the tooling to fix things yourself when that is quicker: staging on every plan, one-click restores from daily backups, malware scanning and a firewall, PHP version switching and logs, all from one control panel.
Plans from $25 a month, migrations on us, and engineers on hand at every hour. Thirty-day money-back guarantee.
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Our team is happy to help, any time.
Talk to us →In our Dallas, Texas datacenter, on hardware we own and operate rather than capacity rented from a public cloud. Dallas sits centrally in the United States, so neither coast is far. Static assets are additionally cached across a global network of more than 119 edge locations, so most of what a visitor loads comes from nearer still.
Yes, free on every plan and done by our engineers rather than a plugin. We copy the site across, hand you a temporary URL to check it on, and only change DNS once you have signed it off, so there is no outage.
Support is 24/7/365, so every US timezone is covered at every hour. You are talking to a WordPress engineer rather than a first-line script, and most live chats get a first reply inside a minute.
Plans start at $25 a month for a single site and are priced in US dollars. Every plan includes the CDN, SSL, daily backups, malware protection, staging and migrations, and renews at the rate you signed up on. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Yes. WooCommerce runs on the same platform with the same support, and plans are sized on bandwidth and storage rather than a monthly visitor count, so a busy sales period does not trigger an overage charge.
