Hosting
SiteGround, WP Engine, Flywheel, Hostinger, GoDaddy, Netlify and Vercel, and how to choose a host.
Netlify vs Vercel for modern websites
Netlify and Vercel both host fast, Git-based websites. Here is how they differ, which one fits a Next.js build, and when neither is the right call.
GoDaddy for domains and hosting: what to use it for
GoDaddy is a solid place to register and manage domains. For hosting and site building, it depends on the site. Here is how we advise clients to use it.
Hostinger for small sites: budget hosting with eyes open
Hostinger is a capable budget host for small WordPress sites and side projects. Here is where it fits, what to watch for and when to pay for more.
Flywheel hosting: a fit for designers and agencies?
Flywheel is managed WordPress hosting built around designers and agencies. Here is who it fits, how it relates to WP Engine, and when to look elsewhere.
WP Engine: when managed WordPress hosting is worth it
WP Engine is premium managed WordPress hosting with staging, backups and expert support. Here is who it fits, who should look elsewhere, and what to check first.
SiteGround for business WordPress sites: who it fits
SiteGround offers well-supported WordPress hosting on Google Cloud with built-in caching, backups and staging. Here is who it suits and who should look elsewhere.
How to choose web hosting for a business website
Shared, managed WordPress, VPS, cloud or platform hosting? How to match hosting to your site, traffic and team, and what to check before you buy.