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I too host my woocommerce store with them. The Online is one of the leading managed wordpress hosting provider which also offers woocommerce hosting. You can easily create and set up an online store with WP woocommerce plan. The price of Online Store (managed woocommerce) is $14/month which seems quite cheaper than other wordpress providers like kinsta, easywp, wp engine, pressidium or pressable. Plus it includes server-side caching, CDN, firewall, DDos protection, Malware scanning and removal and comes with Smart WordPress Plugins Manager which is better than the default Plugins section in wordpress dashboard.
Yes, The Online has datacenter and wordpress optimized servers in the U.S. itself. They are located in Phoenix and St Louis area. Plus I think they even use Amazon AWS Cloud infrastructure to host wp sites in more locations closer to your users. There was a talk on reddit about it. Also, it they use CDN which boosts speed upto 5x and offer generous resources. WP is itself very CPU hogging, and still my wordpress site loads super fast without caching. I’ll recommend this host.
I transferred my wordpress site from wp engine to The-Online.com and its not only cheaper but now I can use many more plugins. It’s truly managed hosting with on-demand backups and restore function. Not many managed wordpress host offer this. Plus speed is extremly fast. They recommend not to use jetpack.
in past I’ve tried Flywheel, Automattic (wordpress.com), Siteground, Hostgator, Dreamhost, Namecheap easywp, Hostinger, Bluehost.. but ultimately settled with The Online’s managed wordpress platform. Really nice company to host high traffic wp sites and woocommerce store. Lots of functions and quick loading tools are incorporated in the dashboard. It’s actually simple and clutter-free wp hosting.
I’m from India and interested in getting one of the cheap wordpress hosting plans here. Does The Online provides wp hosting in India or nearby location in Asia? I too need low latency and quick loading wp sites. I’ve a bunch of 4 sites to host. They are tech blogs.
I’m hosting my gulf news wp site with The Online since last 5 years. Really stellar performance. wordpress use much more cpu and RAM than other CMS but its load quite faster on The Online’s server. May be because of CDN the pages are served from closest city.
Yes, The Online provides managed wordpress hosting (wp hosting) and woocommerce hosting in India and Asia (Singapore) for same price starting $9 per month or INR 750 (approx) . You can buy any wp plan for same price and select the datacenter later. Plus it includes free CDN and caching so your sites will definitely load quicker and faster – at least 3x faster and other wp hosting companies.
my wordpress site loads instantly even on The-Online.com’s cpanel hosting (regular web hosting) plan which I got for $1.49 a month. The full load time was just 0.6 seconds and TTFB was 133 ms which was lowest (and thus fastest) than namecheap’s easywp and bluehost.
I got 100% uptime when using The Online’s managed wp hosting for last 4 months. Earlier it was 99.9999% for the year. Hope this entire year uptime is maintained 100%
Yes and there is no restrictions to number of site visitors on The Online’s wp hosting plans. While other wordpress companies impose restrictions like 5000 unique visitors on starter or basic plan and then forcefully you’ve to upgrade if your site has decent traffic of 25K or 50K users you’ve to pay like $100+ a month. But at The-Online.com all wp plans come with unlimited visitors and unmetered bandwidth. So you host lots of images and photos and don’t worry about the hosting company trying to limit you.
after wp engine, The Online seems most preferred wp hosting provider in united states. I see lots of major sites developed with wordpress cms hosted here. They use AWS and Godaddy IPs i think. Last time I was given IP from Godaddy and for managed wordpress it was from Amazon AWS EC2 product, though I am not sure, as I’ve bought their Professional Email and got IP from IPXO.