Website hosting with us means your site runs on our fully managed WordPress platform for £39 plus VAT a month. That covers the SSL certificate, software updates, security and backups, with unlimited pages and e-commerce included, and no restriction on the designs or plugins you can use.
Fully Managed WordPress Hosting
We host all our sites on our fully managed WordPress platform with an easy to use content management system.
Some website hosting platforms are totally locked down. They only allow you to use templated designs from their own library, and you can only use limited functions and features developed specifically for their platform.
WordPress on the other hand is an open source service. In its various forms it is now used to host over a third of the world’s websites. Developers are continually creating functions, features and plugins for WordPress, specifically to improve how they behave and work. It means that we have far more control over how websites are designed and the features and functions we can integrate. It also means we have more control over how our web platforms and servers are set up.
You can login from anywhere using any browser to edit the site – you don’t need any special software or technical skills.
E-commerce via Woo-Commerce is easily integrated and includes easy to use tools that enable you to sell physical or digital products online (all you need is a Paypal or Stripe account to process your credit card payments, which can normally be set up and operational “same day”).
WordPress includes built-in search engine optimisation tools, that ensure your site is properly indexed by Google and other leading engines and directories. It also includes a detailed site stats feature, that enables you to tell at a glance how your site is performing.
You can also set up unlimited users, either as editors or behind a password protected area for members to simply be able to privately access specific sections or pages -or even set up your own intranet.
Standard WordPress Website Hosting
Your website is hosted on our fully managed WordPress Platform which costs from £39 plus VAT per month and includes:
- Easy to use content management system.
- E-commerce.
- Secure intranet.
- Unlimited pages.
- Unlimited products.
- Unlimited users (for administrators, editors, intranet or password protected members areas).
- Unlimited data storage.
- Total reliability and security.
- Ongoing advice, training and support as required.
- NB: Platform upgrades, maintenance and new feature integration are actioned on our “Pay As You Go” website management service at £50 plus VAT per hour.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you move my existing website from my current host?
Yes. We migrate the website, the domain and the email. The old site stays live until the new one is working properly, so there is no gap.
Will my website go down while it is moved?
No. The move is planned so the site stays reachable throughout, and DNS changes are only made once everything has been tested.
Who keeps WordPress and the plugins up to date?
We do, as part of the hosting. Out of date plugins are the most common way a WordPress site gets hacked.
What if my current provider stops trading?
We can usually recover a website, domain and mailboxes even after the original provider has gone. It is worth contacting us quickly if that happens.
Key Takeaways
- Sites are hosted on our own fully managed WordPress platform, not a locked down template system.
- WordPress is open source and runs over a third of all websites, so you are never tied to one supplier.
- Hosting is £39 plus VAT a month, or £450 plus VAT a year.
- The price includes an SSL certificate, unlimited pages, e-commerce and an intranet if you need one.
- We handle updates, security and backups, so you do not have to think about them.
Common questions about hosting
- Why do you need an SSL Certificate for your website?
- Why is it important to keep versions of WordPress and plugins up to date?
- Why is it important that website pages load fast?
- What To Do If Your Current Website Host Ceases Trading?
- Why is it important to own your own domain name?


