WooCommerce hosting
An online shop on WordPress, tuned for the checkout
WooCommerce turns WordPress into a shop, and a shop loads the server differently from a blog: the cart, checkout and account pages can never come from the page cache, and every order writes to the database. These plans keep those pages fast with object caching and PHP workers sized for checkout traffic, and leave the page cache to do the rest.
What you get
Cache that skips the cart
Product and category pages come from the page cache, while cart, checkout and My Account bypass it automatically, so no shopper ever sees someone else's basket.
Redis object cache
On Business and Pro, sessions, transients and product queries live in Redis, which takes the load off MySQL when a sale brings a wave of visitors.
Background jobs on real cron
Action Scheduler runs from a system cron instead of page visits, so order emails, stock sync and subscription renewals happen on time, even at night.
Staging for updates
Try a WooCommerce or extension update on a copy of the shop and push it live only when checkout still works.
Choose your plan
Woo Start
A new shop with a modest catalogue
Woo Business
A shop with steady daily orders
Woo Pro
Large catalogues and seasonal peaks
Frequently asked questions
- Can I take card payments?
- Yes. Stripe, PayPal and the other WooCommerce gateways work as usual, and every plan includes the free SSL certificate payment providers require.
- How many products can a plan hold?
- There is no product limit. A catalogue of a few thousand products runs well on Woo Start; tens of thousands with filters and frequent imports belong on Business or Pro.
- Will you move my existing shop?
- Yes, for free: files, database, orders and customer accounts, with the DNS switch timed for a quiet hour so no orders are lost.