Developer hosting with the access you expect.
Managed hosting usually means someone else decided what you are allowed to do. This is managed infrastructure with the tools you would install on your own server already present.
Managed, not restricted.
The difference between managed hosting you like and managed hosting you tolerate is how often it says no.
Cloning instead of a staging button
Copy a site into a fresh environment, work on it, and copy it back over the original when it is done. It is the same mechanism in both directions rather than a one-way staging feature with its own rules.
WP-CLI, not a support ticket
Search-replace, database export, plugin management and cron inspection run as commands rather than as requests to somebody else. The things you would SSH in for are available directly.
PHP version is yours to choose
Switch a site's PHP version to match what a client's plugin actually supports, per site, without a migration or a conversation.
A database you can reach
Read the tables, export a dump, run a query. Debugging a data problem should not require guessing from the front end.
Per-site isolation, not a shared box
Each site runs in its own containers with its own limits, so a client's runaway plugin is a client's problem rather than everyone's.
The parts that decide whether you stay.
Developers do not leave a host because it is slow. They leave because a routine task needed permission, and permission took two days.
- SFTP into any site without raising a request
- Switch PHP per site, not per account
- Export and inspect the database directly
- Clone in both directions for staging
Your site, your resources.
Every site gets its own containers and its own CPU and memory allocation, which is what makes performance predictable enough to debug.
What developers get access to
This page is not a different configuration. It is the list of things that are unlocked rather than abstracted away.
| Setting | What we do | Why |
|---|---|---|
| WP-CLI | Available on every site | Search-replace, exports and cron inspection are routine, and routing them through support turns a two-minute job into a two-day one. |
| SFTP | Per-site credentials, no shared account | Theme and plugin work needs file access, and sharing one account across a portfolio makes it impossible to revoke cleanly. |
| PHP version | Selectable per site | Client plugins support different versions, and forcing one version account-wide means the oldest plugin decides for everybody. |
| Database | Readable and exportable directly | Debugging a data problem from the front end is guesswork, and an export is the fastest way to reproduce it locally. |
| Environment isolation | Own containers and limits per site | Predictable performance is what makes a slowdown debuggable rather than something to blame the neighbours for. |
Simple, transparent pricing.
Every plan includes free migration, daily backups, SSL and 24/7 support.
- 1 WordPress site
- 10 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Support tickets
- 5 WordPress sites
- 50 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Priority support tickets
- 20 WordPress sites
- 200 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Dedicated support
Questions, answered.
Do I get shell access?
Can I run a different PHP version per site?
Is there a staging environment?
Can I use my own deployment process?
Managed hosting that gets out of your way.
Move a site across and try the tooling - migration is free, no card required.