Run WordPress servers on any cloud , or skip the cloud account

Run on WPShift Cloud with no separate cloud account to set up and one bill direct from us. Or connect DigitalOcean, Hetzner, Vultr, Linode, AWS EC2, Google Cloud, or any SSH-reachable Linux server you already operate.

Connecting a third-party cloud takes one API token; pick the smallest droplet you would normally run WordPress on and the platform brings it under management within minutes. Switching providers later does not lock you in, sites can be moved server-to-server with the cloning tool, no rebuild required.

Nginx, PHP, MySQL or PostgreSQL, and Redis installed and tuned automatically when a server is provisioned. No manual configuration, no shell required.

The stack goes on in the right order, with sane defaults tuned for WordPress workloads, open file limits, worker counts, FPM pool sizing. There is nothing to compile, no role files to maintain, and the same provisioning runs identically across every supported provider.

Run several PHP versions side by side on the same server. Pick a default per site and a separate default for the CLI.

Every PHP version from 7.4 onward can sit side by side, each with its own FPM pool and ini file. Set 8.3 as the site default while leaving CLI on 8.1 for a legacy WP-CLI script, no global flipping, no per-site downtime.

Generate and rotate SSH keys, edit inbound and outbound firewall rules, and run remote commands from inside the platform.

Push a key to one server or fan it out across several, then revoke it cleanly when a teammate leaves. Inbound and outbound firewall rules live in the dashboard, and the remote command runner replays output inline so you do not need a separate terminal for one-off tasks.

Create databases of either kind, manage users and passwords, and adjust privileges without touching a console.

Each WordPress site gets its own database and user by default, so a noisy plugin on one site cannot reach another. Create extra databases for custom apps, scope users to specific schemas, and reset a forgotten password without ever opening mysql.

Live charts for CPU, memory, disk, inodes, and network. Health and uptime status on every page. View server logs with search, filters, and live tailing.

CPU, memory, disk usage, inodes, and per-interface network are charted live with historical retention, so a slow leak is visible before it becomes an incident. Nginx, PHP, MySQL, and system logs are all viewable in-app with grep-style filters and live tailing, the same workflow as tail -f without the SSH session.

Create, edit, and tail per-server cron jobs from the dashboard. Next-run times and execution history at a glance. No SSH required.

Add a cron entry with a human-readable schedule, target a specific PHP version, and see the next run time as soon as you save. Past executions are kept with output captured, so you can confirm a backup ran or a WP-CLI task finished without logging into the box.