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WooCommerce Hosting

Hosting for the parts of a store a cache can't help.

A full-page cache can make public pages fast, but logged-in customers, carts, checkout, order management and wp-admin depend heavily on dynamic processing. This hosting is sized for the parts of WooCommerce that cannot rely on full-page caching.

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HIGHER RESOURCE LIMITS · REDIS · TUNED DATABASE

Why stores need different hosting

Logged-in traffic Skips full-page cache
Cart & checkout Dynamic, database-heavy
Order search & wp-admin Relies heavily on database performance
Sessions & transients Constant small writes
Redis object cache Reduces repeated database queries
PHP workers Sized to concurrency

Automated monitoring runs around the clock, helping us identify availability issues and unusual resource pressure.

01

DDR5 + Ryzen 7950X3D


High single-core performance for responsive PHP and checkout workloads.

02

Redis object cache


Persistent, per-store object caching that reduces repeated database queries and helps dynamic WooCommerce requests respond faster.

03

Dedicated PHP workers


PHP worker capacity is sized for concurrent dynamic requests, helping carts, checkout and account activity stay responsive under load.

04

MariaDB, tuned


Database configuration, buffer settings and slow-query logging are tuned for WooCommerce workloads.


Where store hosting is different

Full-page cache gets you the homepage. Then what?

The parts of a store that drive revenue are often the most dynamic. Carts, checkout, customer accounts and admin activity need strong server-side performance, not just fast cached pages.

Talk to us about your store
01

Logged-in and checkout traffic

Logged-in customers, carts and checkout requests rely heavily on dynamic PHP and database processing. The hosting platform needs to stay responsive on those uncached paths, not just when serving static or cached pages.

02

PHP workers and concurrency

WooCommerce performance under load depends heavily on how many dynamic PHP requests the server can process concurrently. Worker capacity is sized alongside CPU, memory and database resources to suit the workload.

03

Object caching that persists

Persistent Redis object caching reduces repeated database work by keeping frequently used WordPress and WooCommerce data available between requests, helping dynamic pages respond more efficiently.

04

Database health

WooCommerce can place heavy demands on the database through order data, scheduled actions, sessions and autoloaded options. We tune the database environment for WooCommerce workloads, while application-level database clean-up can be handled through Website Support where required.

05

Backups that respect orders

Automated off-server backups provide a recovery layer if something goes wrong. For major store changes, imports or deployments, an additional restore point can be created before the work begins.

06

Security around the checkout

Server-level security, malware scanning, Cloudflare WAF and file-integrity monitoring help protect the store and its administration area from malicious activity.


Built to scale

Ready for your busy days

The real test of store hosting often comes during sales, campaigns and product launches, when traffic and dynamic requests rise sharply.

Headroom before you need it

WooCommerce plans are sized with additional resource headroom for busier periods, and ongoing monitoring helps identify when your store may be approaching the limits of its current plan.

RESOURCE HEADROOM MONITORED

Monitoring around busy periods

Automated monitoring runs continuously, and if you let us know about an expected traffic spike we can review the hosting setup and resource requirements beforehand.

PEAK READINESS

A clear path to more resources

Move through the WooCommerce hosting range as your requirements grow, with managed VPS and VDS options available when your store needs greater isolation or capacity. We handle the technical move for you.

MANAGED UPGRADES BUILT TO SCALE

Onboarding

Moving a live store across

Planned to minimise disruption, with checkout and key store functionality tested before anything switches.

01

Review

We review traffic, order volume, plugin stack, current hosting performance and any known bottlenecks before confirming the migration approach.

02

Staged copy

The store is cloned to the new environment and tested before launch, covering add to cart, checkout, payment, transactional emails and order management.

03

Cut over

Once testing is complete, DNS is switched with SSL in place and the cutover is planned to minimise disruption to customers.

04

Monitor after launch

We monitor the store closely after migration and fine-tune caching or hosting resources where required as real traffic settles onto the new environment.


Clear boundaries

What store hosting covers

WooCommerce Hosting covers the infrastructure your store runs on. Changes, development and application-level troubleshooting are handled separately, so you always know what is included in your hosting plan.

Included in your hosting

PHP worker capacity sized for WooCommerce workloads
Redis persistent object caching
WooCommerce-focused database configuration
Daily off-server backups with longer-term restore points
Server-level malware protection and Cloudflare WAF
60-second automated uptime monitoring
One-click staging through WP Toolkit
Free SSL, automatically renewed
cPanel and domain email hosting
Standard WooCommerce migration included

WEBSITE SUPPORT & DEVELOPMENT

WordPress, WooCommerce, plugin and theme updates
Plugin or theme conflict troubleshooting
Payment gateway, tax and shipping configuration
Custom WooCommerce development and integrations
Application-level database clean-up and optimisation
Store functionality troubleshooting
PCI DSS questionnaires, policies or compliance consultancy

Shared vs store-ready

A generic "WordPress" plan vs hosting built for a store

Under lighter traffic, the difference may be less noticeable. As concurrent shoppers and dynamic requests increase, the hosting environment becomes much more important.

Evaluation Criteria Generic plan WooCommerce Hosting Store-ready
PHP workers
Generic plan: Often shared or more limited
WooCommerce Hosting (Store-ready): Sized for higher levels of dynamic WooCommerce traffic
Object cache
Generic plan: May be unavailable or require configuration
WooCommerce Hosting (Store-ready): Persistent Redis object caching per store
Checkout under load
Generic plan: Can become constrained as dynamic requests increase
WooCommerce Hosting (Store-ready): Higher resource headroom for carts, checkout and account traffic
Database
Generic plan: General-purpose configuration
WooCommerce Hosting (Store-ready): Database environment tuned for WooCommerce workloads
Backups
Generic plan: Backup frequency and retention vary
WooCommerce Hosting (Store-ready): Daily off-server backups with longer-term restore points
During a traffic spike
Generic plan: Monitoring and resource response vary by provider
WooCommerce Hosting (Store-ready): 60-second automated monitoring, with upgrade options as requirements grow

Plans

WooCommerce hosting

WooCommerce hosting on low-density DDR5 infrastructure, with managed hosting, monitoring and a standard store migration included.

WooCommerce Start

£35/mo

For new & smaller stores.

2 GB DDR5 RAM
Up to 2 vCPU
25 GB NVMe
Redis object cache
Daily off-server backups with longer-term restore points
Choose Woo Start
Recommended

WooCommerce Growth

£50/mo

For established stores with regular sales.

4 GB DDR5 RAM
Up to 4 vCPU
30 GB NVMe
Redis object cache
Daily off-server backups with longer-term restore points
Choose Woo Growth

WooCommerce Scale

£70/mo

For busy & complex stores.

8 GB DDR5 RAM
Up to 8 vCPU
45 GB NVMe
Redis object cache
Daily off-server backups with longer-term restore points
Choose Woo Scale

Higher-traffic or more demanding stores can move to managed VPS or VDS infrastructure from £75/mo, with greater resource isolation and capacity.


Questions

WooCommerce hosting FAQs

The questions store owners ask before moving.

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Why can't full-page caching handle a store?

Full-page caching works well for public pages, but carts, checkout, customer accounts and many logged-in requests are dynamic. Those requests rely more heavily on PHP, the database and object caching, which is why WooCommerce benefits from hosting designed for dynamic workloads.

How many PHP workers do I need?

It depends on how many concurrent dynamic requests your store needs to process. Traffic levels, checkout activity, plugins, background tasks and external integrations all affect the requirement. We'll recommend a suitable plan based on your store rather than using a fixed rule.

Do you tune the database?

Yes. The database environment is configured for WooCommerce workloads, including appropriate MariaDB settings and monitoring. Application-level database clean-up or optimisation inside WordPress can be handled separately through Website Support where required.

What happens during a flash sale or product drop?

Automated monitoring runs continuously. If you know a busy campaign or product launch is coming, let us know and we can review resource requirements beforehand and recommend additional headroom if needed.

Can you host high-SKU catalogues, Subscriptions or Bookings?

Yes. Stores with large catalogues, subscriptions, bookings or other dynamic workloads can be hosted with us, but they often need more resources than a simple store. We'll review the workload and recommend the most appropriate WooCommerce, VPS or VDS plan.

Do you handle PCI compliance?

We provide a secure hosting environment with SSL, server-level security, malware protection and Cloudflare WAF, but PCI DSS compliance also depends on how your store, payment gateway and business processes are configured. We can help with the technical hosting side, but formal PCI questionnaires, policies or compliance work are handled separately.

Can you also fix the store itself, not just host it?

Yes. Hosting covers the infrastructure your store runs on. WordPress and WooCommerce maintenance, troubleshooting, design changes, plugin conflicts and custom development can be handled separately through Website Support or quoted development work.

Do you support multi-currency or multiple stores?

Yes. We can host stores using multi-currency setups and more complex multi-store configurations, but the right hosting architecture depends on how the stores are built and how much traffic and data they handle. We'll review the setup before recommending a plan.

Is WooCommerce Hosting the same as Website Support?

No. WooCommerce Hosting covers the infrastructure, including server resources, caching, backups, hosting security and monitoring. Website Support covers the WordPress and WooCommerce application itself, including updates, troubleshooting, maintenance and changes.

What happens if my store outgrows these plans?

We can move your store to managed VPS or VDS infrastructure when it needs greater capacity or resource isolation. We'll handle the technical move and recommend the next step based on actual usage.


Keep your store moving


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