WordPress

On shared web space you share resources and neighbours. With us, every instance runs on its own virtual machine with guaranteed resources — and the operation lies with us, not with you.

Yes, by arrangement. We keep the operating system, the stack underneath and the WordPress core current in any case. We add themes and plugins if that is agreed — with an agreed way of testing, because a plugin update can also break a website. What belongs to it in your case is set out in the arrangement, not in an advertising promise.

Yes. Through LiveConfig you manage several hosting accounts on the same instance with multi-tenant capability — the route agencies and resellers usually take.

Yes, on two levels. In front of the application sits the web application firewall with rules tailored to WordPress — the attacks on this system are so well known that dedicated rules are worth it. On top comes a scan for malicious code in the files, because otherwise a planted plugin only gets noticed once it does damage. How both are tailored in your case, we work out in conversation.

Yes. We provide a second instance on which things are tested before they go live — separate from production, with its own address and its own database. We also set up the route from staging to live: via Git, via a deployment pipeline or however else you work. That is a project billed by effort, not a switch — but afterwards nobody has to copy files by hand any more.

We take a look. How much work a move involves depends on size, extensions and database — so we look inside first before we name a figure.