Which Provider Is Best WordPress Hosting

[tommyvang]

Hey BHW members, for those of you who have experience running WordPress websites which hosting provider is best when it comes to WordPress hosting?.. I've been with HostGator for almost a decade now and their service sucks. The more stuff I added onto my WordPress site especially e-commerce the slower the website load.. Or do I just need a CDN?.. I'm planning on running an e-commerce site and let's say later on if the site get 100K, 500K, or 1M visitors per day how do i keep the website load fast?..

 

[tazarbm]

shared hosting is never recommended for this amount of traffic, you need a VPS

 

[Deleted member 752298]

We have pretty good experience with Inleed Hosting.

 

[Stifmeister]

For such traffic don't cheap out. Especially if you want organic traffic, site-speed is a very important metric. Purchase a good VPS or even a dedicated server.

I can highly recommend hostinger, they have very nice upgradeable plans and their support will help you move to a VPS/dedicted server once you reach your target volume.

I used their business plan 4$/month, managed 100k monthly/uniques like a champ on an unoptimized site.

We have pretty good experience with Inleed Hosting.

Do you by any chance have any dmca-ignored hosts you would recommend? I read your review on alexhost (which I'm using atm, i really like their prices) and it made me rethink my future...

 

[tommyvang]

For such traffic don't cheap out. Especially if you want organic traffic, site-speed is a very important metric. Purchase a good VPS or even a dedicated server.

I can highly recommend hostinger, they have very nice upgradeable plans and their support will help you move to a VPS/dedicted server once you reach your target volume.

I used their business plan 4$/month, managed 100k monthly/uniques like a champ on an unoptimized site.


Do you by any chance have any dmca-ignored hosts you would recommend? I read your review on alexhost (which I'm using atm, i really like their prices) and it made me rethink my future...

Ok. Have you try A2Hosting?

 

[YaSSolution]

Hey BHW members, for those of you who have experience running WordPress websites which hosting provider is best when it comes to WordPress hosting?.. I've been with HostGator for almost a decade now and their service sucks. The more stuff I added onto my WordPress site especially e-commerce the slower the website load.. Or do I just need a CDN?.. I'm planning on running an e-commerce site and let's say later on if the site get 100K, 500K, or 1M visitors per day how do i keep the website load fast?..

hostinger is best for hosting website and specially e-commerce wordpress website runs best on hostinger hosting! goodluck

 

[Marco69]

We have pretty good experience with Inleed Hosting.

Their offer looks pretty good and have redis installed server side. Hos fast your site loads in usa ?
Do you use a cdn or any cache plugin? Which Inleed plan you have?

 

[WhiteBeast]

Strato is good for this as I know

 

[Marco69]

But Inleed hosting not have an cdn include I when I buy a dedicated ip then cloudlfare cdn makes that worthless (maks it). But I think ionos (germany) their vps have plesk include and a dedicate ip I have my email hosting and domains with them no problems. Downside I not find my email ticket interface anymore they cut that off? Live chat support only during working days the rest is like godaddyfokkers= phone support....

Can you buy a dedicated ip from kamatera ?

 

[TheRealSlimShady]

honestly namecheap is the fastest and cheapest to setup. if you need to setup many fast like a gunslinger then that's your best bet.

 

[Mirc51]

For WordPress sites, especially with Woocommerce, I think HostGator should be your last option. You should read Hostingstep benchmarks to understand how slow HostGator is.

Based on your need for growing traffic (100K, 500k, etc.), you need to consider using an auto-scalable solution more than a regular VPS because VPS can handle traffic only up to its server resources (RAM, CPU). If the CPU hits 100%, then the site will be slow for all users. CDN is definitely a good option to use, along with edge caching, but it needs to be properly configured.

 

[Mia West]

DreamHost is a popular web hosting service that guarantees
100% uptime. This is one of the recommended services for WordPress sites.DreamHost's eCommerce plans include the WooCommerce plugin. You also get unlimited email, at least 30GB of SSD storage, one-click login, and free WordPress migration!

 

[arenis]

for hosting provider: WP Engine, Bluehost, SiteGround. if your site grows to receive 100K, 500K or 1M visitors per day, consider cloud hosting providers like AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure, which offer scalable solutions and global reach and use a CDN like Cloudflare, Akamai, or Amazon CloudFront to serve content faster globally.

 

[Marco69]

honestly namecheap is the fastest and cheapest to setup. if you need to setup many fast like a gunslinger then that's your best bet.

Somethin is wrong with them now, I had their highes business stellar hosting plan three months ago installe donly 4 plugins and my namecheap dashboard showed me that my 50GB ssd drive was full (marked in red) !

Page load was 6 seconds and ttfb global speed was same 4-8seconds (keycdn performance tool) I cancelled this crap of hosting.

 

[Marco69]

I could write a book or epic long content about webhosters should go viral ...
all their lies....and false promises....

Now I be with speedypage hosting their hosting is really fast (have their highest plan) without bunnycdn page load is 1.2 seconds, ttfb global speed is 200-280ms (exclude asia, australia) this is a fast webhosting, with bunnycdn ttfb is at 80-200ms, a team who know how to configure a server, fast nvme, fast i/o.......without this settings you will get "standard" ttfb speed like 500-900ms.

One thing is weird always when I do a ttfb speed check usa speed is fast like 220ms, but San Francisco is slower like 450ms, he? Can't explain this.

Or rocket.net same fast speed in the 100-150ms ttfb global.....these two webhosters are the reference for me. I not want standard ttfb speed.
Moment ionos (germany) yeah no joke they are not so bad I have a vps with them easy to setup with cloudpanel and their wildcard ssl is include (free) datacenter usa, ttfb speed global is 200-280ms that's good. A google vm is not faster but has no DDOS protection include.

Guys use a really recommend fast webhosting with fast nvme and fast i/o or use a vps (should have fast ssd/nvme and i/o too) most of them are in the $15 monthly billing price range or $30 (rocket .net) but it's worth the money.

I tried a lot of webhostings and I'm tired sick of their lies, false promises, slow server environment.....
fastcomet, mochahost (a nightmare of an agent team who not have any clue), godaddyfokkers, A2 webhosting, (standard ttfb) , namecheap (slow ttfb) , Hostwind (their managed vps not allows you have normal email, you can't send and receive emails ) ! and a few more.........standard speed and agent team support nightmare...........easywp.......run fast away from them people.

Don't know if that makes any difference if your ttfb is 80-220ms or 450ms in points of seo ?

But my bunnycdn setup is weird too (is included in speedypage hosting) I've setup a custom hostname like; cdn.mydomain.com but this hostname not shows up when I check mny site with chrome inspector tool.....maybe a bunnycdn bug ? I don't know....

I think really fast ttfb speed webhosting is rare, these few handfull of webhosters who exist are well known like rocket.net, or wp engine, kinsta, or use a modern configured fast vps with cloudpanel and you will be happy. The ionos vps is virtualized you will not find an easier to setup vps environment.