We offer three types of WordPress hosting plans: Basic, Advanced and Ultimate. The Basic plan offers basic coverage, the Advanced plan offers more security, and the Ultimate plan offers the highest level of security including access to our daily dark web scans as well as proactive administrators to best protect your website.

A daily dark web scan of the registered email addresses and passwords of the users of a WordPress site increases security compared to one-time scans, as they are performed on a regular basis. If user data such as passwords or email addresses are sold or otherwise published on a dark web marketplace, this is immediately detected during a daily scan and the appropriate action can be taken immediately.

Updating WordPress on a staging site is always better than updating on a live site, because there are no real users on the staging site who are affected by potential problems. On the staging side, bugs or problems can be fixed at leisure before they appear on the live side. In this way, it can be ensured that the live site always runs stably and without any problems.

Advantages of managed WordPress hosting are: Maintenance and upkeep of your website, security management, updates to the software, time savings and the assurance that your website will always be up to date.

Our web analytics software allows you to track how many visitors visit your website, where they come from, and how they interact with it. By looking at these statistics regularly, you will be able to improve the performance of your WordPress website and its user experience. For example, you can find out which pages are popular and which need to be improved, as well as learn where visitors leave your WordPress website. Also, you can track the success of your marketing campaigns by seeing how many visitors come to your WordPress site from those campaigns. This software also ensures that we comply with data protection laws so that your website is safe to use. Overall, our web analytics software allows you to better understand your WordPress website visitors and make better decisions regarding your content.

Proactive threat management is a security approach that aims to detect and prevent potential security threats before they occur. It differs from reactive threat management, which addresses security problems only after they have occurred. Our managed WordPress hosting provides you with regular security scans and monitoring of potential vulnerabilities as part of our proactive threat management, in order to detect and fix problems in time before they can become a danger to your WordPress site. This approach significantly reduces the risk of data loss or website outages and also provides legal protection. Through our proactive threat management, an organization can demonstrate that it has taken the necessary steps to protect and secure its digital assets from potential threats.

Off-site monitoring with incident response in hosting packages involves monitoring the performance and availability of a website from a location that is physically separate from the servers hosting the service. This is different from on-site monitoring, where the service is monitored from the same location as the servers. External monitoring is used to detect problems with the service that are not visible from the server location, such as network or connectivity problems that affect users at other locations. It is also used to monitor the uptime and availability of the service to ensure that it meets the needs of users. In addition, external monitoring helps identify trends or patterns in service usage that can help improve its performance or scalability. To ensure that the service is available and works well for users in different regions and on different types of devices, third-party providers are used. Incident response refers to the processes and procedures put in place to address, assess, and resolve issues that arise with a website. This includes procedures for reporting and handling incidents, as well as communicating with you, the customer, about the status of your service. This helps resolve issues quickly and effectively, minimizing the impact to you.

You have the possibility to create several databases, depending on your specific needs and requirements. However, it is important to use databases sparingly, as they require resources such as memory, CPU and storage space to work efficiently. A limited number of databases can help simplify the system and optimize its performance.