Solution · Startups
Start on one server. Do not replatform at ten.
Begin on the smallest cloud instance that works and scale the same infrastructure as you grow: no migration, no rewrite, no surprise enterprise pricing tier.
Free migration · No long-term contract
How it works
What you get
Start small, honestly
A $10–12 instance is a genuinely fine place to launch. We will tell you when it stops being one.
Scale without a migration
Resize the server as traffic grows. The stack, the URLs and the deploy process stay the same.
Not just WordPress
Laravel, Django, Node and static builds run here too, with the same management and monitoring.
No infrastructure hire needed
Your engineers ship product. Server patching, monitoring and incident response are ours.
FlexiCloud Panel
Everything in one panel
Sites, servers, backups, users and invoices, without a support ticket and without touching SSH.
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WordPress · WooCommerce
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Laravel · Redis
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WordPress
Migration
Getting you here
Free, scheduled around you, with a fallback the whole way.
- 01
Tell us what you run
Send us the current host, the stack and a rough traffic figure. No access needed yet.
- 02
We size and build
We recommend a provider and plan, then build the server and copy the site across.
- 03
You test on a temp URL
The site runs on a temporary address until you have clicked through it and signed off.
- 04
We switch DNS
Cutover happens at a time you choose, with the old host kept warm as a fallback.
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