What the cPanel plans give a WordPress site
WordPress on 4hosting runs on the cPanel plans: PHP 8.3, MariaDB, NVMe storage, a one-click installer and a daily backup you can restore from the control panel. The aim is a site that needs little attention in a normal week, and a team you can ask when it does. Your visitors in Romania and across the EU reach servers in Frankfurt, and support answers in English or Romanian.
What sits behind the installer
PHP 8.3 with OPcache
A current PHP release with OPcache switched on, so WordPress core, themes and plugins run on a supported runtime. Check plugin compatibility before you move an older site.
NVMe storage
NVMe drives instead of SATA keep database queries and media uploads quick, which is where WordPress sites usually feel slow.
Free SSL
Let's Encrypt certificates are issued and renewed for your domains without any manual step.
Daily backups
Files and database are backed up every day, and you restore from cPanel in a few clicks.
One-click install
The cPanel installer sets WordPress up for you, so you start from a working site and not from an empty server.
DDoS filtering, WAF on request
L3/L4 DDoS protection is included on every plan. A WAF with OWASP rules, rate limiting and bot filtering is a CyberSecurity service that the included hours can cover.
The stack behind a WordPress site
Each component is chosen and tested for WordPress, so you begin with a working configuration and change it only when you want to.
- PHP 8.3 with OPcache, plus JIT
- MariaDB 10.11 for the WordPress database
- Redis available for object caching
- Works with LiteSpeed Cache or WP Rocket
- wp-cli over SSH on plans with SSH access
- Yoast and Rank Math SEO plugins supported
- Optional Cloudflare CDN in front of the site
- Optional EV SSL certificate
WooCommerce for shops selling from Romania
A shop selling from Romania usually needs local payment, invoicing and courier plugins on top of WooCommerce itself. The hosting runs them; choosing and configuring them is up to you or your developer, and included hours can go to PHP work where a plugin needs custom code.
- Payment plugins for Stripe, PayPal and card payments
- Romanian payment processors such as Netopia, EuPlatesc and PayU
- Invoicing plugins that add VAT and can submit invoices to e-Factura from your own shop
- Courier plugins for Fan Courier, Cargus, Sameday and DPD
- OSS and IOSS VAT settings for sales to other EU countries
- Cookie and consent plugins that support GDPR requirements
When shared cPanel is no longer enough
cPanel hosting fits most business sites and small shops. Some projects outgrow it, and the plan types are there for that moment.
- A shop with a large catalogue and heavy search: a VPS gives you root access and room to tune the database and cache layers.
- Headless WordPress with a Next.js front end: a VPS or dedicated server can run both, with Docker if you want it.
- Custom plugins that need background workers or queues: root access makes them possible.
- An agency in Iasi hosting many client sites with its own deployment pipeline: start on a VPS and use the included DevOps hours to set the pipeline up.
What is not included
These limits are worth knowing before you choose, so that the plan matches what you expect from it.
- We do not write your theme or plugins. Programming work is paid from the included hours or billed separately.
- We do not promise a page speed score. Caching, image handling and plugin choices still decide how fast a site feels.
- Updating WordPress core, themes and plugins stays with you or your developer, unless you spend included hours on it.
- The entry cPanel plans include no service hours; they start from the cPanel Advanced plan.
Start with a cPanel plan
Pick a cPanel plan, install WordPress from the control panel and ask our team to move an existing site across; migration is free.
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