Centralised sites
Every client install lives inside managed wordpress hosting with room for 50, 150 or 300 slots and consistent environments instead of one-off hosting accounts created in a hurry.
WordPress for agencies
Managed WordPress infrastructure, designed for many client sites.
White label WordPress hosting for blogs, business sites and WooCommerce: anything that needs a CMS, plugins and client editing. Organised under one agency account instead of scattered logins, invoices and PHP versions.
50 / 150 / 300Client sites per plan
≈ $1.00Per site, per month at 50
99.9%Uptime target
UnlimitedBandwidth & storage
Six things that stop being a separate headache.
Each one exists because managing a hundred WordPress installs across a hundred logins stops scaling long before the hundredth site.
Updates without chaos
See which sites need core, plugin or theme updates at a glance, then work through them in batches. No logging into forty hosting dashboards to find out which one broke.
WordPress migrations
Bring existing client sites with you. Inventory, staging, DNS order and go-live sequence are planned before anything moves. See the migration process
Performance on demand
Standard infrastructure fits most client sites. WooCommerce stores and high-traffic flagships get Website Turbo per site. About Website Turbo
SSL, domains & handover
Connect custom domains, enable SSL and hand the client an editing login. They edit content; you keep infrastructure control and the recurring hosting line item.
Capacity, not gigabytes
Think "I have room for fifty client sites", not "how many GB did that upload use?" When the book of business grows, move up a tier. The sites stay put.
Twenty hosts versus one platform.
Scattered hosting
Without HostRider
- Twenty hosts, twenty renewal dates, twenty invoices.
- Per-site premium pricing that scales painfully in the wrong direction.
- Inconsistent PHP, plugin and caching setups between clients.
- Handover means handing over the hosting account.
- Traffic spikes become emergency upgrade phone calls.
One agency account
With HostRider
- One agency account, one bill, one renewal date to remember.
- Capacity pricing: 50, 150 or 300 client websites.
- Consistent, professional environments across every site.
- You keep infrastructure; the client gets editing access.
- Auto-scaling absorbs the spike instead of billing for it.
WordPress when the client needs to edit.
Not every project needs a CMS. Both workflows live in the same account, so you are not choosing a vendor, only choosing how the site gets built.
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Content keeps changing → WordPress
Blogs, service pages, locations, team pages, case studies. Anything the client or their staff will update themselves.
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Commerce → WordPress + WooCommerce
Products, payments, shipping and a customer account area. Put the store on Website Turbo so the rest of your plan stays lean.
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Fixed brochure or campaign site → AI or static
A five-page site that will not change much does not need a CMS. Generate it and host it statically on its own AI plan. AI & static websites
Included on every plan
- Managed WordPress hosting
- Included
- Unlimited bandwidth & storage
- Included
- Auto-scaling
- Included
- 100+ industry templates
- Included
- Client dashboard access
- Included
- Website Turbo, per site
- $20/mo
Need someone else to run the updates? Maintenance is available white-label. Your client sees your brand, our team does the work.
White label WordPress hosting, without the reseller markup.
The useful question is not which host is best in general. It is which model fits a portfolio of fifty to three hundred client websites.
| What you compare | Per-site managed hosts | HostRider HUB |
|---|---|---|
| Billing model | One subscription per website, one renewal date per client. | One annual plan counted in client websites: 50, 150 or 300. |
| Cost at fifty sites | Premium managed pricing multiplied by fifty, plus per-site add-ons. | $599 a year, about $1.00 per site, per month. |
| Client branding | Your client signs up and sees the host's name, not yours. | White-label delivery: the work goes out under your name. |
| Migrations | You migrate site by site, or pay per move. | Planned migrations at portfolio scale: inventory, staging, DNS order, go-live sequence. |
| When you outgrow it | Upgrade every site individually, or keep juggling accounts. | Move up a tier. Capacity upgrades are prorated and sites stay where they are. |
At fifty sites, the difference between capacity pricing and per-site managed pricing is not a discount. It is one invoice you can forecast against fifty small ones you cannot. Run the numbers on the pricing page.
Questions agencies ask before moving in.
Can I host WooCommerce stores?
Yes. WooCommerce runs on standard infrastructure, and any store that gets busy can be moved onto Website Turbo per site. That brings more RAM and PHP workers for the one site that needs it, while the rest of your plan stays exactly as it is.
Do client websites get their own domains?
Every site can use its own custom domain with SSL. You connect the domain, the client gets an editing login, and infrastructure control plus the hosting line item stay with you.
How many WordPress sites fit in a plan?
Fifty, one hundred and fifty or three hundred live client websites. Capacity is counted in websites, not gigabytes, so media libraries and traffic spikes do not turn into overage bills.
Who handles WordPress core and plugin updates?
You do, with a dashboard that shows which sites need core, plugin or theme updates instead of logging into forty installs one by one. If you would rather hand the work over, maintenance is available as a white-label service.
What happens to email when a site moves?
Websites are what we host. Email normally stays with your existing provider, and during a migration we plan the DNS order carefully so mail keeps flowing while the site moves.
How should agencies compare wordpress hosting providers?
Compare capacity against per-site billing first: fifty sites on one managed wordpress hosting plan beats fifty separate accounts on cost and admin. Then check staging discipline, update visibility across every site, and whether client websites keep their own domains and SSL.
Run every WordPress client on one platform.
Starting at ≈ $1.00 per site, per month at full capacity on Supreme. Add capacity as the book of business grows.
Annual plans · Unlimited bandwidth & storage · Cancel nothing, upgrade anything