Hosting Recommendations for your WordPress Site

On a limited budget, Cloudways may be your best choice, or possibly Siteground’s StartUp plan. But if your traffic grows, you’ll need to increase your budget.

Cloudways is a good choice if you want technical features like Git, or the GoGeek plan from Siteground would be a solid choice as well.

If you need to run multiple sites you should consider increasing your budget. At this budget level Cloudways is probably your best best. Siteground’s GrowBig plan could work but has fewer technical features.

Pantheon and Cloudwayss offer the most technical features, although WP Engine would be a good choice as well.

Siteground’s GrowBig plan would be a good place to start.

WP Engine or Flywheel are great choices for reliable hosting with lots of convenient features for a hands-off experience, and WordPress-specific support.

With multiple sites and decent traffic you shouldn’t expect to spend bottom dollar. The best deal is probably Siteground’s GoGeek plan. Cloudways could be a fit too, but requires a little technical know-how. If you are willing to spend more money you could get more reliable hosting that scales with traffic, for example with WP Engine.

My top choice would be WP Engine because their managed infrastructure will be able to handle the traffic and resources you’ll need and you won’t have to worry about the technical parts. Kinsta would be worth a look as well

Siteground’s GrowBig plan would be the cheapest plan, but with this type of traffic, you could grow out of this price range very quickly. I would strongly advise increasing your budget.

WP Engine is always my top choice for reliable, scaleable hosting for non-technical users. But Flywheel and Kinsta would be worth looking at as well.

Siteground’s GrowBig plan will work for you. But be prepared to scale up and pay more if your traffic grows.

The cheapest option would probably be Siteground, and that’s a good choice. However if you can afford to pay a little more you can have a more specialized environment and WordPress-specific support with WP Engine or Kinsta.

With multiple sites and this level of traffic, you really shouldn’t be going for rock-bottom pricing, you should expect to pay a bit more. Cloudways and Siteground probably offer the best value for money.

Pantheon or Cloudways will give you the most techy tools to play with and can scale with traffic. Pantheon won’t be the cheapest, but it’s rock solid.

With a multisite install and this level of traffic, you really shouldn’t be going for rock-bottom pricing – you should expect to pay a bit more to support the resources you’ll need. Cloudways and Siteground probably offer the best value for money. But expect your costs to grow as traffic increases.

If you’re techy you may prefer the control of Cloudways. But WP Engine provides good scalability, and Siteground’s GoGeek plan is appropriate for your needs too.

Cloudways is a great option if you’re technically proficient. Siteground’s cheapest plan, StartUp, has less techy toys, but it’s good hosting for small, low-budget sites.

WP Engine and Pantheon would both be good choices. Pantheon is probably more developer-centric, but WP Engine does have dev features like Git integration.

Siteground’s StartUp plan, or Flywheel’s “Tiny” plan would work to get started. But if your traffic increases, you may grow out of it fast and have to pay a bit more.

WP Engine or Flywheel are good choices for a hands-off experience and WordPress-centric support and features.

Siteground’s GrowBig plan would work, or you could pay a little bit more for the benefits of a managed WordPress-specific host, like Flywheel or WP Engine.

My top choice would be WP Engine for WordPress-specific hosting that handles traffic well, has features to make your life easier, and great WordPress-specific support. You could also check out Flywheel and Kinsta.

Cloudways is probably your best bet here. It’s generally cost-effective but depending on how much your traffic grows, or how resource-intensive your site is, you should expect your costs to grow over time. You can easily scale as needed.

Pantheon and Cloudways offer the most technical tools, but Siteground’s GoGeek plan is a good choice as well. If you’re open to a managed environment WP Engine is good.