Fastest hosting in 2021 ?

[positiv248]

Guys need to move from namecheap to something faster. Could you advice me ?
new Woocommerce site with low traffic, ReHub theme, but I want to get closer to 90% mobile.

Already using cloudflare, autooiptimize, etc. So need fast hosting.

 

[R4v3nbl4ck]

If you are on a budget, SiteGround. If you are up to spend some money, Kinsta.

 

[positiv248]

yesterday tested siteground package and it was slower than my namecheap

 

[R4v3nbl4ck]

yesterday tested siteground package and it was slower than my namecheap

Do you know how to set up your own Linux server? You could use Linode or DigitalOcean, they are faster than any shared service.

 

[GVald]

I heard some good things about WPX, never tried tho, I'm going to try them later on for sure

 

[denikas]

WPX i was happy with them. They will reply your chat in seconds and solve any problem in minutes.

 

[notNewB]

Go for Kinsta. You will see the difference right after installation.

 

[DunderMannen]

To be honest there is no correlation with site speed and rankings so far. Of course don't have a REALLY slow website, but pretty much all I see in the top 5 achieves only 50/100 in PageSpeed insights. That part of the algorithm is not set in place yet as far as I know. Although it probably will be more prioritized by Google by the end of this year.

 

[positiv248]

WPX i was happy with them. They will reply your chat in seconds and solve any problem in minutes.

what about pagespeed insights score on it?

To be honest there is no correlation with site speed and rankings so far. Of course don't have a REALLY slow website, but pretty much all I see in the top 5 achieves only 50/100 in PageSpeed insights. That part of the algorithm is not set in place yet as far as I know. Although it probably will be more prioritized by Google by the end of this year.

you compare only speedwise, but think about their domain authority and trust, domain age, etc.
Trustrd domains don't require speed so mush as new one in the eyes of G

 

[denikas]

Do you know how to set up your own Linux server? You could use Linode or DigitalOcean, they are faster than any shared service.

DO has linux with openlitespeed image, even we're not so familiar with linux, a litle of googling will make site up easily.

 

[positiv248]

DO has linux with openlitespeed image, even we're not so familiar with linux, a litle of googling will make site up easily.

how much does it cost per month?

 

[denikas]

what about pagespeed insights score on it?

Sorry, but i don't have data on that. Cause i move to free service currently.

how much does it cost per month?

It depends on your droplet setting ( cpu, ram etc).
Googling for DO free credit, follow the affiliate link and you will get free credit of $50 - $100 new customer only.

 

[davids355]

Thread moved.

WPX is supposed to be very good. Guru.co.uk are also good, even though they are in the UK, their hosting is very fast.

 

[693840]

Switched to WPX for all my clients, and their speed / CDN / caching / everything is amazing. Hands down the best live chat support ever.

 

[positiv248]

Thread moved.

WPX is supposed to be very good. Guru.co.uk are also good, even though they are in the UK, their hosting is very fast.

thanks!

 

[MisterF]

Been using WPX for several years now, head and shoulders above most other hosting services.

 

[shifubg]

yesterday tested siteground package and it was slower than my namecheap

I don’t doubt you or anything, but you probably didn’t test properly You should ensure that you have their caching enabled, especially the dynamic one if you are running WordPress.

 

[positiv248]

I don’t doubt you or anything, but you probably didn’t test properly You should ensure that you have their caching enabled, especially the dynamic one if you are running WordPress.

yeah correct, as I didn't know those features exist

 

[bossofthebosses]

Have you tried cloudlinux

namecheap.com/blog/introducing-cloudlinux-to-our-hosting-servers/

 

[R4v3nbl4ck]

I see that everyone recommends WPX.
Their hosting is fast and simple to use, and their live chat support is excellent (they immediately reply, no queues).
However, as I said in another thread, I had issues with them. Error 500 everywhere, even on fresh installations.
I'm experienced in hosting (been creating websites for 20 years, lately even on Linode and DigitalOcean which are way more complicated than shared hosting) and I assure you that it was their fault.
I ultimately quit and moved my simpler sites to SiteGround. Not as fast, but everything works and I've never had to contact their support.