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This is not shared hosting

The cheap-WordPress world puts hundreds of sites on one server and hopes for the best: one hacked site becomes everyone's incident, one viral post becomes everyone's slowdown, one spammer poisons the shared IP for all.

A WordPress Environment is the opposite. Your sites live alone: dedicated pods, a dedicated MariaDB server, sealed networking, a dedicated IP. The noisy neighbor doesn't exist — not because a policy says so, but because the architecture makes it impossible.
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An environment isn't priced per site. Run one flagship site or a portfolio of client sites in the same environment — sharing the resources you reserved, isolated from everyone else. Each site is a fully independent WordPress installation (not WordPress multisite):
Its own database
A separate database and scoped database user inside your MariaDB server — no shared tables, no shared credentials between sites.
Its own installation
Own directory, own security salts, own admin credentials — fully independent core, plugins and themes per site.
Its own domain & TLS
Each site served on its own domain with automatic TLS certificates and its own web-server configuration.
Its own SFTP access
A separate SFTP account per site, restricted to that site's files — safe to hand to a per-project contractor.
Adding a site to a live environment is a provisioning operation, not a migration — existing sites keep serving, the database keeps running, the new site appears alongside.
✓ Current WordPress, current PHP — new sites provisioned on the latest stable WordPress core (verified builds), PHP 8.3 with OPcache, Imagick and Redis extensions ready
✓ A real database server of your own — MariaDB 11, direct access via secure SSH tunnel for your own tools, plus a web console per environment
✓ Nightly backups included — per-site database dump and content archive, stored on separate platform storage
✓ Dedicated IP per environment — your email and reputation are yours alone
✓ Automatic TLS — certificates issued and renewed for every domain, no configuration
✓ Reserved capacity — Kubernetes-guaranteed CPU/RAM (request = limit); Shared CPU (recommended, low sharing ratio, best price) or Dedicated CPU (1:1 physical cores)
✓ No visit caps — we don't meter your success; resource-based pricing only

For agencies who know WordPress

You don't need us to explain plugins to you — and we won't. The boundary is clean and deliberate: we guarantee the substrate (environment uptime, pods, database availability, storage durability, network, backups, provisioning, scaling); you own the application — core, plugins, themes, content, updates on your schedule. Minor WordPress security releases auto-apply as WordPress intends; majors are yours to decide.

Standard WordPress on standard PHP — your CI, your tooling, your workflow. Migrate in with a dump and an archive; migrate out the same way. It's your site.
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Compute
Dedicated PHP-FPM + nginx pods, resources reserved in-cluster (request = limit), rolling updates with zero-downtime surge; Shared or Dedicated physical CPU clusters — your choice
Database
Your own MariaDB 11 pod — not a shared cluster — on replicated Ceph block storage
Storage
Distributed CephFS volume for content, replicated across nodes
Network
Default-deny NetworkPolicies: environments cannot reach each other, period
Ingress
Dedicated IP per environment, TLS at our EU edge, HTTP/2
Releases
Every component version-pinned (down to image digests); upgrades staged on test environments before they ever touch yours
Jurisdiction
EU company, own network (AS202309), own hardware in Sofia & Amsterdam, own keys — out of CLOUD Act reach
From €45 / month on Shared CPU — recommended
Standard · Pro · Enterprise reserved-resource environments — Dedicated CPU with 1:1 physical-core guarantees from €105/month. Dedicated IP and backups included in every plan.
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Can I run multiple client sites in one environment?
Yes — that's the model. Each site is fully independent inside your environment; you divide your reserved resources between your own projects.
Is this WordPress multisite?
No. Each site is a separate installation with its own database and credentials — no shared core, no shared plugin state, no multisite constraints.
Do you limit visitors or charge overage?
No. You pay for reserved resources, not traffic. If you outgrow your environment, you upgrade the plan — online, in place.
What's the difference between Shared CPU and Dedicated CPU?
Isolation, features, RAM, storage and IP are identical. Shared CPU — our recommended option — shares physical cores at the virtualization layer, with the sharing ratio kept deliberately low so performance stays excellent, at the best price. Dedicated CPU gives you 1:1 reserved physical cores as a contractual hardware guarantee, for workloads where that certainty is worth the premium.
Who fixes my site if a plugin breaks it?
You do — that's the deal, and why the price is honest. We guarantee the environment underneath is up, isolated, backed up, and fast.
Where is my data?
Sofia or Amsterdam — your choice — on hardware owned by Radibase, an EU company on its own network. No US parent, no CLOUD Act exposure.