Need a dedicated WordPress server, sized and configured right?
Not shared hosting, not a generic VPS with cPanel bolted on — a Linux server actually built around what WordPress needs to run fast and stay stable under real client traffic.
Shared hosting hits a wall. A generic VPS just moves it.
A dedicated (or properly sized VPS) WordPress server means your agency controls the full stack — no noisy neighbours, no arbitrary resource caps, no shared PHP limits fighting another customer’s traffic spike.
What server actually fits your portfolio
| Sites | Traffic | Starting Point |
|---|---|---|
| 5–15 | Low–medium | 4 vCPU / 8 GB VPS |
| 15–40 | Medium | 6–8 vCPU / 16 GB VPS |
| 40+ | Medium–high, incl. WooCommerce | Dedicated server, 32 GB+ |
| Any count | One high-traffic client | Isolated server, separate from the rest |
Rough starting points, not a quote — real sizing depends on plugin weight, WooCommerce, and actual traffic. We size against your real workload, not a template.
The stack, built for WordPress specifically
NGINX, PHP-FPM tuned per-site, Redis object cache, OPcache — configured for WordPress, not a generic default.
MariaDB tuned for the actual RAM available, per-site resource limits so one client can’t take down another.
HestiaCP or DirectAdmin for day-to-day account management, offsite backups configured from day one.
Hetzner, OVHcloud, Netcup, Contabo, IONOS, Scaleway, DigitalOcean, Vultr
We’re not tied to a provider, so the sizing recommendation is based on your workload, not on what we’d rather sell you. Provider-specific detail →
Already have a server that’s not keeping up? We can also audit and re-tune the one you’re on before recommending a bigger one.