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Choose hosting around the different workflows of your store.

Select resources that support product, cart and order workflows in your store.

Illustration of an e-commerce journey from product cards to a shopping basket and order parcel
Who is this for?
Online stores running WooCommerce.
What does it help you do?
Hosting selected with store workload and growth requirements in mind.

Scope and limits that guide the decision

The written scope defines actions and access within the selected product limits.

CloudLinux resource isolation and selected disk, site and resource limits

Consider concurrency and processing needs alongside disk and website count. CloudLinux resource isolation does not remove package limits.

WooCommerce hosting tools with WP Toolkit Deluxe and LiteSpeed Cache

Assess WP Toolkit Deluxe and LiteSpeed Cache against store sessions, carts and orders, treating dynamic areas separately.

AutoSSL, Imunify360 and weekly external backup (Cloudflare R2)

Review AutoSSL, Imunify360 and weekly external backups. Discuss backup and recovery needs in relation to how frequently order data changes.

Separating store requirements before a campaign

A conceptual example explaining the approach, not a customer project or an achieved result.

  1. Define the requirement

    An example store lists product count, image sizes and expected simultaneous visitor activity.

  2. Distinguish the options

    Catalogue pages are distinguished from cart and checkout workflows when assessing resources and caching.

  3. Plan the checks

    Agreed test scenarios are prepared before launch; actual orders and payment tests require separate authorisation.

An illustrative workflow, not a customer project.

A path from requirements to use

Timing, authorised access and responsibilities are agreed with the scope.

  1. Assess catalogue and concurrent usage needs

    Record existing usage, dependencies and resource requirements.

    Planned outputRequirements and dependency list

  2. Compare resources and billing periods

    Compare features and billing periods; consider migration and licences separately.

    Planned outputSelection and access plan

  3. Track setup and access in the customer panel

    Track current product availability and setup status in the customer panel.

    Planned outputSetup status record

  4. Check store, cart and order workflows

    Check access and basic functions, then define administration responsibilities.

    Planned outputAccess checks and administration plan

Checks before putting the service into use

The product and written scope define final deliverables; not every item is included in every package.

  • CloudLinux resource isolation and selected disk, site and resource limits
  • WooCommerce hosting tools with WP Toolkit Deluxe and LiteSpeed Cache
  • AutoSSL, Imunify360 and weekly external backup (Cloudflare R2)
  • Checks of authorised access and relevant service settings
  • Records of application administration, extra services and support responsibilities

Product descriptions or proposals define limits and support. Migration and restoration require an explicit scope.

Questions that clarify the choice

Does selecting hosting make the store ready to sell?

No. Store design, product entry and payment-provider agreements are separate tasks. Hosting supplies the environment.

Should checkout and cart pages be cached?

Sessions and order data need separate assessment. Suitable cache areas must be checked against the current installation.

Will restoring a backup preserve every order?

Post-backup orders and external payment records matter. Lossless recovery is not assumed; coverage and restoration require planning.

Where should I check current prices and limits?

Check billing, resources and fees on the product detail page. Additional requirements are not automatically included.

Which work is considered separately?

Store design, product entry and payment agreements are separate. Guaranteed sales and unlimited processing resources are not included.

Packages and prices

Package prices exclude 20% VAT. Review the exact scope, billing period and any additional charges in the product details.

Starter Store

Hosting for one WooCommerce store with WP Toolkit Deluxe access.

888 ₺/month
+ VAT
Monthly equivalent when billed yearly.
Total: 10,659 ₺
1 WooCommerce Store
30 GB NVMe SSD
300 GB Monthly Traffic
2 CPU / 2 GB RAM
Automatic updates with WP Toolkit
Weekly external backup (Cloudflare R2)
Imunify360 Protection
10 Email Accounts
Recommended

Growing Store

Hosting for growing stores with up to three WooCommerce sites.

1505 ₺/month
+ VAT
Monthly equivalent when billed yearly.
Total: 18,054 ₺
3 WooCommerce Stores
40 GB NVMe SSD
400 GB Monthly Traffic
2 CPU / 2 GB RAM
Automatic updates with WP Toolkit
Weekly external backup (Cloudflare R2)
Imunify360 Protection
25 Email Accounts

Marketplace

Hosting for high-resource stores with up to five WooCommerce sites.

2478 ₺/month
+ VAT
Monthly equivalent when billed yearly.
Total: 29,733 ₺
5 WooCommerce Sites
60 GB NVMe SSD
600 GB Monthly Traffic
3 CPU / 3 GB RAM
50 Email Accounts

Compare packages

View all packages side by side. You can upgrade your package later while preserving your data.

Package resources and price comparison
Store packageStoresDiskMonthly trafficvCPURAMEmail accountsMonthly
Starter Store130 GB300 GB22 GB101.045 ₺Select
Growing StoreRecommended340 GB400 GB22 GB251.770 ₺Select
Marketplace560 GB600 GB33 GB502.915 ₺Select

Prices exclude VAT.

  • Automatic updates with WP Toolkit
  • Free SSL (AutoSSL)
  • Weekly external backup (Cloudflare R2)
  • Imunify360 protection

Frequently asked questions

What if I choose the wrong package?

You can upgrade your package while preserving your data. Starting small and moving up as your needs grow is a common approach.

When can my website go live?

After payment approval, your account is opened automatically. You access cPanel from the service page in your customer panel; credentials are not emailed for security reasons. There is no setup fee.

Can I move my existing website?

Yes. Open a migration request from the Migration section of your service page. Our team can transfer the site from your existing provider. You can also upload files and databases using cPanel tools.

How do backups work?

A weekly account backup is stored outside the server in Cloudflare R2, so a server problem does not affect that copy.

Why choose this instead of WordPress hosting?

Stores need more processor and memory resources for one website. Cart and checkout flows cannot use ordinary full-page caching. These packages allocate higher resources to a single store.

How many products can I add?

There is no artificial product count limit. Disk space and resource limits determine capacity; upgrade as your catalog grows.

Need help deciding? Let us choose a suitable package together.