Your website deserves infrastructure that takes it seriously

Sites on Hostrena typically achieve a TTFB under 50ms from the nearest region and full page loads under one second for optimized sites — powered by pure NVMe storage at 7,000 MB/s, a 40Gbps BGP network and HTTP/3.

Yes — every plan supports WordPress with one-click install, an environment tuned for it (PHP 8.x, MySQL 8, NVMe, caching) and dedicated protection against common WordPress attacks like brute force and xmlrpc abuse.

Yes. Certificates are issued and renewed automatically for every domain at no extra cost — your site runs on HTTPS from the first minute, no configuration needed.

Hostrena's own control panel, built in-house — file manager, databases with phpMyAdmin, email, DNS, SSL, cron jobs, FTP, per-domain PHP switching and subdomains, all in one fast bilingual interface. No third-party panel licenses, no clutter.

Yes — free full migration on every plan. Our engineers move your files, databases and email from any provider within 24 hours, and DNS switches only after everything is verified. Zero downtime.

PHP 7.4 through 8.4, switchable per domain from the control panel with zero downtime. MySQL 8 and MariaDB are both available.

Upgrade in one click at any time — the price difference is pro-rated. When you need full root control, your account moves to a VPS without re-setup.

Yes — a full 30-day money-back guarantee on every plan, no questions asked.

As a working reference: Starter comfortably serves around 50,000 visits a month for a cached WordPress site, Pro around 250,000, and Business beyond half a million — though the honest answer depends on your app more than the plan. A lean static site multiplies those numbers; an uncached store divides them. The panel shows live CPU and memory graphs, so you watch real headroom instead of guessing.

Yes — one click clones your live site, database included, to a private staging copy where you can test plugin updates, theme changes or a PHP version switch safely. When everything checks out, pushing back to production syncs the changes and clears caches automatically. Staging copies do not count against your website limit, and search engines are blocked from indexing them by default.

Every web hosting plan includes mailboxes at your domain — five on Starter, twenty on Pro, unmetered on Business — with webmail, IMAP and the same SPF/DKIM authentication our dedicated email product uses. Heavy mail teams eventually move to the dedicated email plans for bigger quotas and shared aliases, but a typical business runs fine on what is bundled.

Both are enabled on every plan. SFTP works with your panel credentials or an SSH key you upload; the SSH shell ships with composer, git, wp-cli, node and rsync preinstalled, jailed to your own account. Deploy with git pull, run artisan or wp commands, edit crontabs — the things developers actually do — without ever opening a ticket.

Yes — unlimited cron entries from the panel with one-minute granularity. Each job logs its output, failures can trigger an email alert, and overlapping runs are prevented automatically so a slow job never stacks up behind itself. Long-running tasks get a generous execution window. Laravel schedulers and WordPress wp-cron replacements are the two most common uses we see.

MySQL 8 and MariaDB, managed through phpMyAdmin or the CLI over SSH. Starter includes two databases, Pro ten, Business and Enterprise are unmetered. Each database gets its own user with privileges scoped to it alone, remote access can be switched on per database with IP allow-listing, and nightly dumps are part of the standard backup.

The web application firewall inspects traffic before it reaches your code, filtering SQL injection, XSS payloads, malicious bots and brute-force attempts against admin pages. Rules update continuously against new attack patterns, WordPress endpoints like xmlrpc and wp-login get dedicated protections, and everything blocked is listed in the panel so you can verify nothing legitimate was caught.

Web hosting is tuned for PHP applications. Node.js and Python apps run far better on a VPS, where you control the runtime, process manager and reverse proxy — and at $5.99 a VPS costs about the same as a mid-tier hosting plan. The honest recommendation: PHP sites here, everything else on a server. Moving between the two later takes minutes, not days.

Two ways: switch your domain's nameservers to ours and the panel manages every record automatically — the recommended path — or keep your current DNS provider and point an A record at the IP shown in your dashboard. Either way SSL issues itself as soon as the domain resolves, typically within minutes; worldwide propagation can take up to a day depending on old TTL values.