WordPress VPS
Run WordPress on a server you control, not a crowded shared host.
A KVM VPS tuned for WordPress with NVMe, root and your choice of stack.
WordPress VPS from
$6per month
- vCPU
- 1
- Memory
- 2 GB
- NVMe
- 40 GB
Same plans and prices in every location.
What you get
A WordPress VPS is a full KVM server, set up and documented for this job.
- Your own stackRun WordPress on Nginx or Apache with PHP-FPM and a database you control.
- NVMe for fast pagesPosts, media and database queries all come off fast NVMe storage.NVMe VPS
- Room to growAdd caching, a CDN and more memory as traffic climbs, without moving hosts.
- A panel if you want oneInstall cPanel or Plesk, or keep it lean with the command line.cPanel VPS
Self-managed WordPress hosting
On a VPS you install and tune WordPress yourself, which is more work than managed hosting but gives you full control and a lower price. You decide the web server, the PHP version, the caching layer and the backup schedule.
A common fast setup is Nginx, PHP-FPM, MariaDB and a caching plugin backed by Redis. Put a CDN in front for static files and your site stays quick even on the smaller plans.
Keep it secure
Keep WordPress, themes and plugins updated, use strong admin passwords with two factor, and put a firewall and fail2ban in place. Our security guide covers the server side groundwork.
Run your WordPress VPS in any location
Pick the city closest to your users. Every location runs the same plans at the same price.
WordPress VPS plans
Start small and widen your lane when you need more room.
Lane 2
$12 per month
Each lit lane is one vCPU
- vCPU
- 2
- Memory
- 4 GB
- NVMe storage
- 80 GB
- Monthly traffic
- 4 TB
Every plan includes a dedicated IPv4 address, IPv6, full root or administrator access, snapshots and your choice of Linux or Windows.
Ready to deploy?
Pick a location, size your WordPress VPS and connect in minutes.
WordPress VPS questions
Is this managed WordPress hosting?
No. You install and manage WordPress yourself on a server you fully control, which keeps the price low.
What stack should I use?
Nginx with PHP-FPM and MariaDB is a fast, common choice. Add Redis and a CDN for busier sites.
Can I use a control panel?
Yes. Install cPanel or Plesk if you prefer a graphical interface for managing sites.