Startup
Everything you need to launch a lean online store.
Billed monthly
Choose PlanUS$11.99/mo when you renew
- 100 Websites
- 20 GB Storage
- Unlimited Bandwidth
- 100 Email Accounts
- Free SSL
- Weekly Backups
- 99.9% Uptime
Build, launch, or move your WooCommerce store onto hosting designed for WordPress ecommerce: fast product pages, secure checkout, SSL, backups, business email, and scalable resources for seasonal traffic.
Run product pages, cart flows, customer accounts, and checkout on WordPress-compatible hosting.
View plans →Give shoppers a smoother browsing experience across categories, product pages, and checkout steps.
See features →Pair your store with SSL, backups, malware scanning, and a safer hosting foundation.
SSL options →Get help planning domain, email, SSL, migration, and hosting choices for your store.
Ask support →Use the same managed WordPress hosting plan table for WooCommerce stores, with SSL, backups, email accounts, storage, bandwidth, and room to grow.
Everything you need to launch a lean online store.
Billed monthly
Choose PlanUS$11.99/mo when you renew
More storage and backups for growing WooCommerce stores.
Billed monthly
Choose PlanUS$14.99/mo when you renew
More room for larger catalogs, content, and campaigns.
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Choose PlanUS$24.99/mo when you renew
For busy ecommerce sites and larger store operations.
Billed monthly
Choose PlanUS$39.99/mo when you renew
A WooCommerce store has different pressure points than a brochure site. Product filters, image-heavy catalogs, cart fragments, coupons, customer accounts, and checkout all need a hosting setup that stays responsive.
Keep categories, product pages, media, and variations organized on a store-ready WordPress foundation.
Plan hosting around checkout trust, SSL, account pages, order emails, and smoother buying experiences.
Start on managed WordPress-style plans, then compare cloud hosting or VPS hosting when traffic demands more isolation.
Your store is more than a plugin. It needs a domain, professional email, SSL, backups, security, and a hosting plan sized for the way customers browse and buy.
Use a clean storefront domain from domain registration and keep URLs memorable for shoppers.
Send customer support, order, and vendor messages from professional email hosting.
Add SSL security so visitors feel safer using forms, account pages, and checkout.
WooCommerce runs on WordPress, so store owners should compare managed WordPress hosting too.
| Basic website | WooCommerce store |
|---|---|
| Pages and forms | Products, carts, checkout |
| General traffic | Shopping sessions and campaigns |
| Basic trust | SSL, backups, order emails |
| Simple updates | Catalog, plugins, payments |
If your website accepts orders, holds customer accounts, uses payment plugins, or depends on product pages ranking in search, hosting is part of your sales stack. The goal is not only to be online — it is to help customers reach checkout with confidence.
WooCommerce hosting fits physical products, digital downloads, bookings, memberships, and subscription-style stores.
Combine web hosting, domain, SSL, and email instead of piecing together disconnected tools.
Plan for more products, plugins, media, orders, traffic spikes, and marketing campaigns from the beginning.
Moving a store means checking files, database size, plugins, payment settings, email records, DNS, SSL, and checkout testing before launch.
Protect checkout and account pages with SSL, backups, malware scanning on supported plans, and safer hosting practices.
Use a fast storefront, clear categories, optimized product pages, and internal links to help customers and search engines understand your store.
Use these related resources to compare hosting types, security needs, and scaling options before committing your store to a platform.
Decide when a WordPress-focused plan is better than general web hosting.
Understand the trust layer behind account pages, forms, and checkout.
Know when a larger WooCommerce store should consider isolated resources.
Build the basic storefront stack: domain, inboxes, hosting, and SSL.
Have questions about launching, moving, or scaling a WooCommerce store? We have answers. Browse Knowledgebase
Start with WordPress-ready hosting, then add the domain, email, SSL, backups, and support your online store needs.