LiquidWeb Managed WordPress Hosting Review

Hosting a WordPress website is not a hard task for today’s days. But what matters is the full optimization of the WordPress website or blog. One particular thing which for Website owners and bloggers are struggling most, is Website Speed. Websites with speed more that 3-4 sec always lose its traffic and increase the bounce rate. This is only one reasone, but there are many other reasons to get a good WordPress optimized hosting server.

Previous days hosting companies were specific under few categories. But today WordPress hosting is a mandatory part of their plans as because 25% of the websites in the world are now powered by WordPress CMS.

In past few weeks many web technologies innovation happening which includes the HTTP/2 technology. HTTP/2 can improve website loading time way better than before.

But to implementing these new technologies you need a rock-solid hosting provider for your WordPress website.

If you are an entry level blogger, a shared hosting offered by Hostgator, Bluehost, Justhost which costs nearly $4-5/month is enough. But if you are a professional blogger, entrepreneur or a startup then a shared hosting will not fulfill your requirement like advanced level security, backups, updating & mostly important faster loading of your website or blog. As WordPress is developed in PHP & mySQL and a memory exhausting platform, so you can make your blog/site load within seconds.

Currently there are large numbers of hosting companies which is providing WordPress hosting services with other features. As the competition is increasing day by day in the market, many hosting companies are offering more features with it and in affordable cost.

One of the hosting provider is LiquidWeb which is already a well known web hosting company.

This Inc. 5000 company has started their journey in 1997 and won fastest growing company award in year 2007 to 2014. Their dedicated server is already a famous one and the latest WordPress managed hosting was unveiled at WordCamp U.S. 2015.

Technical Specification of LiquidWeb WordPress Hosting:

LiquidWeb WordPress Hosting is powered by HipHop VM which is also known as HHVM.

The hard Coding of WordPress is PHP. To make your website faster the PHP should be fast. Well, HHVM is a virtual machine which is specifically designed as an execution engine for PHP and it provides unmatchable execution speeds.

Also thet are offering Memcache & mod_pagespeed which is Developed by Google. Memcache is offered by all high end hosting company including few shared hosting companies also. Memcache is high-performance, in-memory caching system and it is mainly used to speed up those websites which has heavy databases.

They are offering 100% SSD storage to their customers. SSD is a new standard in the hosting industry. SSD offers great speed and reliability but at the same time it is costlier than normal drives.

LiquidWeb WordPress hosting Pricing:

Pricing is the main factor where owners and bloggers are getting confused. But here you can see LiquidWeb WordPress hosting Pricing is way cheaper than all existing hosting companies who are offering WordPress hosting services. LiquidWeb has four different WordPress Hosting Plans and you can choose the right hosting plan based on the number of WordPress websites you want to host and hard disk spaces you need.

The most interesting part is they don’t charge on visitor numbers like WPEngine. The entry level plan is $79 for 5 sites hosting with unlimited visitors.

Here is the Managed WordPress Hosting Support Comparison chart of LiquidWeb Vs. WPEngine, PageLy, Pantheon & FlyWheel:

This is great to see that more big hosting company is now offering managed WordPress Hosting. It will help to lower down the price of others and make it affordable. Yes managing a WordPress site or blog and speeding up is quite challanging this days. From my personal experience I can say the speed is a big deal for all bloggers.

Let me know what do you think about LiquidWeb WordPress hosting. I am looking forward to read the other reviews, experiences with LiquidWeb and how this benefits an end user like me?