We had the same problem you have.
We’re WordPress developers and designers. For years we built sites for businesses across Europe. We loved the work. The hosting, not so much. So in 2024 we started building our own.
- Slow shared servers that crashed under traffic.Every site sealed off, with its own reserved power. On Standard, extra power by itself when it’s busy.
- WooCommerce stores dying during campaigns.On Standard, every site runs on at least two servers, and extra copies start for the rush.
- Sites hacked because another site on the server had a hole.One site can’t reach another. A neighbour’s problem stays next door.
- Plesk for one client, cPanel for another, a panel we’d never seen for a third.One dashboard for all your sites, made only for WordPress.
- Prices that tripled at renewal.Billed by the hour, with the monthly price as the minimum. No introductory rate to renew out of.
- Backups you couldn’t trust. A CDN that was always extra.Nightly backups, kept 30 days, restore-tested. An optional CDN, switched on per site.
- Weekends cleaning malware that wasn’t even ours.Malware scans every night and whenever a plugin is installed.
