Five plans, from a single brochure site to a 200 GB catalogue. Core, theme and plugin updates are our job — and a human fixes it if an update breaks something.
Managed WordPress hosting, updates included
Plans
Billed monthly or annually. Annual billing gives you two months free.
- ✓1 website
- ✓25 GB storage
- ✓2 PHP workers
- ✓Unlimited traffic
- ✓Free staging site
- ✓1 website
- ✓50 GB storage
- ✓4 PHP workers
- ✓Unlimited traffic
- ✓Free staging site
- ✓1 website
- ✓75 GB storage
- ✓6 PHP workers
- ✓Unlimited traffic
- ✓Free staging site
- ✓1 website
- ✓100 GB storage
- ✓10 PHP workers
- ✓Unlimited traffic
- ✓Free staging site
- ✓1 website
- ✓200 GB storage
- ✓10 PHP workers
- ✓Unlimited traffic
- ✓Free staging site
Managing sites for clients? Our agency bundles put 5, 10 or 25 sites on one invoice, from $15.16 per site per month. See agency bundles.
Included on every plan
No plan-gating on the things that keep a site alive. These are on the $29 plan and the $249 plan alike.
Maintenance
- WordPress core updates applied and checked
- Theme and plugin updates managed for you
- A human fixes it if an update breaks something
- Daily automated backups
- One-click restore
Performance and uptime
- 99.9% uptime guarantee
- Global edge caching
- Free SSL certificate
- 24/7 monitoring
- Free staging site on every plan
Support and billing
- 24/7 support from people who host WordPress
- No traffic or bandwidth overages, ever
- Free migration from your current host
- Monthly or annual billing
- Move up or down a plan at any time
Plugin updates are our job, not yours
Plugins are where WordPress sites get broken into, and keeping them current is the single highest-value maintenance task there is.
of new WordPress vulnerabilities last year were in plugins — not core, not themes.
Patchstack, State of WordPress Security in 2026
is what managed plugin updates add to your bill. On most managed hosts this is a paid add-on, typically $3 to $10 per site per month.
Included on every Apex plan, from $29
checks the site after every update, and rolls it back and fixes it if something breaks.
The part an automated updater cannot do
Which plan?
Start with Launch if…
You have one site, it’s mostly pages rather than a shop, and traffic is steady. 25 GB is a lot of website if you’re not storing video.
Start with Growth if…
You’re publishing regularly, running ads to the site, or using forms and booking tools. The extra workers handle concurrent visitors better.
Start with Store if…
You’re running WooCommerce, memberships, or a booking system. Carts and logged-in users can’t be cached, so they need real processing headroom.
Go to Scale or Scale 200 if…
You have sustained high traffic, a large catalogue, or a media library that keeps growing. Scale 200 exists so you’re not buying add-on storage at $1/GB.
Still not sure? Tell us what you’re running and we’ll tell you which plan fits — including if the answer is the cheapest one.
Questions
What's a PHP worker, in plain terms?
What happens if I go over my traffic?
Do you really do the plugin updates?
Can I move between plans?
Will you migrate my site?
What if I need more storage but not a bigger plan?
Do I get a staging site?
What's your uptime guarantee?
Not a WordPress site?
If you are running something else, or you need resources that belong to you alone, there are two ways to go.
Managed Cloud Servers
Dedicated CPU and memory that belongs to you alone, still fully managed. Four sizes, from $89 a month.
- Dedicated vCPU and memory
- Managed patching and backups
- Bandwidth allowance included
Apex Private Cloud
Isolated infrastructure sized to your workload, for compliance requirements and larger estates. Quoted per project.
- Single-tenant environment
- Sized and specified with you
- Named technical contact
