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A company site, a portfolio, your first WordPress project.
yearly (€47.88 upfront)
- Storage 50 GB NVMe
- LSCache + HTTP/3 ✓
- WordPress Toolkit ✓
Web hosting · WordPress
WordPress runs everywhere — it runs fast on LiteSpeed. LSCache with the official WordPress plugin, HTTP/3, NVMe and the WordPress Toolkit. All data in Germany.
Four LiteSpeed plans for blogs, company sites and growing projects. And when a setup gets too big for shared hosting: Plesk vServer with guaranteed resources.
Why LiteSpeed?
Most slow WordPress sites don't have a plugin problem — they have a server problem: every request runs through PHP and the database. LSCache fixes that in the web server itself — finished pages come straight from the cache, hooked up via the official LiteSpeed Cache plugin for WordPress. Once activated, repeat requests load in double-digit milliseconds.
Then there's the rest of the package: HTTP/3 and Brotli for fast delivery, NVMe storage, tuned PHP-FPM, and the WordPress Toolkit in Plesk for staging, cloning and auto-updates. We run the Enterprise license — full Apache compatibility including .htaccess, no OpenLiteSpeed compromise.
Plans
These are our LiteSpeed Web Hosting plans — WordPress is their day job.
A company site, a portfolio, your first WordPress project.
yearly (€47.88 upfront)
Several projects, WooCommerce under moderate load.
every six months (€53.94 upfront)
Many sites, serious traffic, larger WordPress setups.
quarterly (€50.97 upfront)
Many projects, heavy load — the last step before your own server.
monthly
All prices include 19% German VAT. All details, specs and FAQs on the LiteSpeed Web Hosting page.
For particularly large setups
Membership sites with thousands of logins, multisite networks, heavy WooCommerce installations: that's what our Plesk vServers are for — your own VM with guaranteed CPU cores, ECC RAM and backups every 6 hours, Plesk preinstalled. From €22/month.
You give us access to the source, we migrate files, databases and mailboxes, activate LSCache and measure the result. Only then does the domain move.