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Payment Method

You can pay for WordPress Hosting by credit card, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay or with any cryptocurrency on any network, including TRON, Polygon and Binance Smart Chain. Accepted coins include AVAX (Avalanche), BCH (Bitcoin Cash), BNB, BTC (Bitcoin), CGPT, DAI, ETH (Ethereum), DASH, DOGE, MATIC, SHIB (Shiba), SOL (Solana), TON (Toncoin), TRX (TRON), USDC, USDT (Tether), VERSE, XMR (Monero) and LTC (Litecoin).

Lightning Fast

We use enterprise-level SSDs in a RAID 10 configuration to give your website fast load times.

High Uptime

Enterprise-level hardware and current networking technology allow us to offer a 99.9% uptime target.

24/7 Support

Our support team is made up of certified IT experts with years of experience in both software and hardware problems. Level-1 technical support is free and available 24/7 through tickets.

cPanel Control Panel

cPanel is a Linux-based web hosting control panel. It gives website owners a graphical interface and automation tools that simplify hosting a website. cPanel has a three-tier structure, with separate controls for administrators, resellers and end-user website owners. cPanel itself manages a single website; the server administration panel it belongs to is called WHM, short for Web Host Manager. WHM can be installed on the CloudLinux operating system.

AVANETCO WordPress Hosting

AVANETCO has worked with WordPress and its community for over 10 years. Our hosting platforms are optimized for WordPress, and our team takes an active part in the WordPress community. You can take full control of your hosting or let our team handle everything for you. Beginners and experienced users alike get a choice of plans, solid performance and good value.

Ease of Control

From the CMS control panel you can manage your website's security, schedule blog posts, filter spam, set user access rights and control every other part of your site.

DDoS Protection

Every server on our network is protected against DDoS attacks, including servers that host WordPress, Drupal, Joomla and other CMS-based applications.