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What is Managed WordPress hosting?

With non-managed hosting, you have to monitor your website and configure your server in the right way depending on your web traffic, the amount of data and the technology used. With managed hosting, this is all handled automatically and you don’t need to monitor and manage the hosting in this way.

After I Install WordPress hosting, how do I create a website?

We’ve got you covered. With EasyWP, your WordPress website will be live and ready to start publishing. All you need to do is log in to your WordPress Admin to begin customizing your brand new site right away. If you’re unsure about how to log in to your WordPress Admin, check this step-by-step guide. If you have any questions along the way, don't hesitate to contact our support team.

What’s the difference between Managed and Shared Hosting?

WordPress Managed Hosting is a hosting environment specifically designed for WordPress that doesn’t require any maintenance on your part. You’ll never notice if a server or any hardware fails because your website stays containerized from such incidents.

With Shared Hosting, you are sharing your resources with other website owners. If someone else’s website gets a lot of traffic, you may experience slowdowns or downtime.

Why is EasyWP so fast?

Simply put, because we’re always in control. While most WordPress Hosting providers rely on public cloud platforms, our investment into an in-house cloud platform makes a big difference, performance-wise.

Since we don’t outsource key decisions regarding hardware and networks (both of which can dramatically impact performance), our infrastructure is all set to deliver you with a super fast and stable WordPress experience.

What is a CDN?

A Content Delivery network or CDN is a network of servers geographically distributed. Each server holds a cached copy of the files required to display your website. The servers in a CDN are spread across different countries to minimise delays in loading web pages by reducing physical distance between the server and the user. EasyWP CDN consists of global servers to deliver your content faster, to visitors from anywhere across the world.

What does true managed WordPress mean?

The benefit of using true managed WordPress is that it takes care of the entire setup process for you—no more headaches from installation errors, programming languages, or torturous server configurations. By offering these time-saving benefits, EasyWP is a true fully managed WordPress hosting service.

Can I transfer my WordPress hosting to EasyWP?

Yes. You can migrate your WordPress site to EasyWP from any web host with our free WordPress migration service. To learn more about how we can migrate your website in 1-click, head over to the Easy WordPress migration page.

What is the EasyWP dashboard?

If you hate cPanel, you’re going to love the EasyWP dashboard. We designed a single, state-of-the-art dashboard to easily manage all of your EasyWP websites. All the tools you need to manage your website hosting are at your fingertips, connecting a domain name, adding SSL, or managing your backups. From the EasyWP dashboard, it only takes a few clicks.

What’s Free PositiveSSL?

Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificates encrypt the data transitions between a website and it’s visitors. People are looking for signs that a site is secure, and that’s what you get with our free PositiveSSL certificate.

EasyWP Turbo and Supersonic plans include free Positive SSL from the world’s largest commercial Certificate Authority, Sectigo. Compatible with all popular internet browsers, this 256-bit encryption SSL certificate secures your web pages in a snap. It also boasts a free Sectigo TrustLogo to indicate to visitors that your site is safe to browse.

Can I cancel an EasyWP subscription?

Yes. You can cancel your EasyWP subscription anytime. You may cancel with immediate effect, or keep the subscription running for the remainder of days in your subscription month. For detailed instructions on how to cancel your EasyWP subscription, refer to this guide.