Fast carts, not just fast homepages.
Almost any host can make a cached homepage quick. Stores slow down on the pages a cache can’t serve: cart, checkout, account and admin. That’s where we tune, and where we benchmark.
What’s cached, and what never can be.
Each kind gets a different fix. Most hosting comparisons only test the first.
Cached pages
Served before PHP runsHome, category, product and blog pages for visitors who aren’t logged in.
- Page cache answers before WordPress loads
- Set up to clear when you publish or change a product
- No caching plugin needed for page caching
Never-cached pages
Where stores lose salesCart, checkout, my account, search, and everything in wp-admin.
- Current PHP versions, with limits that rise with each plan
- Databases on NVMe, so large product catalogues don’t wait on disk
What a WordPress team expects.
Staging copies
Test a plugin or theme update on a copy of your store, then push it live.
Git deploys and SSH
Deploy from a repository and work from the command line when you need to.
Automatic backups
Restore one file, the database or the whole site from the control panel.
Security on by default
DDoS protection, hack and malware protection, an isolated account per site and free SSL.
cPanel and one‑click WordPress
The control panel most developers know, with cron, email and DNS in one place.
Updates handled, if you want
Website care keeps WordPress, WooCommerce and plugins updated and tested. Care plans
Before you move a store.
Should I keep my caching plugin?
Remove page-caching plugins, since the server already caches pages and two caches can serve stale carts. Plugins that only optimise images, CSS or scripts are fine to keep.
Will orders be lost during migration?
No. We sync new orders from your old host just before the DNS switch, and your old host keeps taking orders until that moment.
Which plan does a store need?
Most stores start on Scale, because its higher limits keep cart and checkout responsive under load. The plan finder asks three questions and explains its answer.
Do you support page builders like Elementor?
Yes. Builders add page weight, which hosting can’t remove, so the free audit shows what the page itself costs and how quickly the server responds.
How long does your checkout make people wait?
Enter any page of your store, including cart or checkout. We’ll show how much of the wait is the server.