1Create an account
- Open the sign-up page.
- Enter your name, contact details and address. You can also say what you're interested in and which location you prefer.
- We email you a confirmation link. Open it and choose your password.
Guides for getting your account and your first server running, installing WordPress and using Managed.
Create an account, set up two-step sign-in, order a server and connect to it over SSH.
Read the guide APIOrder and manage servers from scripts, apps and AI assistants: guides, tutorials and the full reference.
Read the API docs GuideInstall WordPress on a virtual server in one click, get the admin login and set your domain.
Read the guide GuideTurn on Managed, read the health checks and ask for help moving a site.
Read the guideTwo-step sign-in is required on every account. You'll need an authenticator app on your phone.
From now on, each sign-in asks for your password and a fresh code from the app.
The same page shows your server's status and lets you power it on and off.
From a terminal on your computer, connect as root to your server's IP address:
$ ssh [email protected]
Replace 203.0.113.10 with your server's IP address. Enter the root password from step 4. Once you're in, bring the system up to date. On Ubuntu or Debian:
# apt update && apt upgrade
On AlmaLinux or Rocky Linux:
# dnf upgrade
Outbound email on port 25 is blocked by default. If you need it, write to [email protected].
WordPress is free on any virtual server running Ubuntu 24.04 or Debian 12.
The password is shown once and then deleted from our side. If you lose it, use Reset admin password on the same tab.
Managed costs the same as the server, at least $8 a month. Backups are included. See Managed for prices.