The tools to run your WordPress site, in one place
Each site gets the memory, CPU and disk you choose for it, and a dashboard that shows what it is using. Change any of them later and pay for the days you use.

Publish a site today
Three things you do once. The address and its certificate are ready before you arrive.
- 1
Choose a size and a Stack
Memory, CPU and disk, plus a Stack that installs a theme and up to five plugins while the site builds.
- 2
Log in to WordPress
Open /wp-admin from the dashboard. Core is installed and your pressy.site address already serves over HTTPS.
- 3
Point your domain at it
Connect a domain you own when you are ready. The included address keeps working either way.

Test changes without changing your live site
A second copy of the site, at its own address, that you can break while the live one carries on. It is not billed and does not count towards your plan.
How a change reaches visitors
Live
What visitors see
The copy
Where you work
- CopyClone live, files and database
- ChangeTry the plugin, theme or edit
- PublishPush the copy over live, in one piece
- Before it goes live
- Changes on the copy do not replace the live site until you push.
- When you push
- Live is replaced whole. We back live up first and cancel the push if that backup fails.
- Worth knowing
- The staging address is public, so treat anything you put there as published. The copy cannot be compared with live, and single pages or plugins cannot be moved on their own.

Keep a copy, and put it back
A backup runs every week without being asked. You can also take one yourself before you change something, and ask for a restore from the same screen.

- Automatic
- One a week, kept for 30 days.
- Your own
- Take one whenever you like, up to once an hour.
- Putting it back
- Restoring is free. The restore is attempted and then reported, so you are told the outcome rather than left to assume it.
- Also
- Live is backed up before a staging push replaces it, and you can download a copy off the platform.
Change size when the site needs it
Memory comes in four tiers. CPU and disk go up in whole steps.
- €15 PressyLite · 1 GB RAM · 1 vCPU · 10 GB NVMe
- €35 PressyPlus · 2 GB RAM · 2 vCPU · 25 GB NVMe
- €55 PressyMax · 3 GB RAM · 3 vCPU · 40 GB NVMe
- €75 PressyUltra · 4 GB RAM · 4 vCPU · 55 GB NVMe
- Memory
- 1 GB, 2 GB, 3 GB, 4 GB
- CPU
- 1 to 4 vCPU, one at a time
- Disk
- 10 to 80 GB, in steps of 5
- Changing it
- Each moves on its own; billed for the days you use
2 GB RAM · 2 vCPU · 25 GB NVMe
€35.00a month
The same parts cost the same whether you pick the preset or build it yourself. Yearly is ten months billed. Prices include VAT where it applies.
How the rates add up, on PricingWhat comes with every size
The same on all four. Only memory, CPU, disk and the published limits differ.
Every name is listed. Open any one to read what it does.
Domains and HTTPS
Bring the domain you already own. We show you the records, watch them land and issue the certificate, and we charge you for none of it.
- Guide Connect your own domain, free
Connect your own domain, free
Point a domain you already own at your Pressy, at no charge and on every plan. Registering or renewing a domain is a separate purchase, from us or from any registrar.
- Guide Free SSL by Let's Encrypt
Free SSL by Let's Encrypt
Issued and renewed for you, on your Pressy address and on every custom domain you point here.
A free pressy.site address
Your Pressy is reachable, and already on HTTPS, before you have decided what to call it.
Domain Connect
Supported registrars are configured for you, so there is nothing to type and nothing to mistype.
Backups and restores
Taken for you, kept for 30 days, restored free as often as you need, and downloadable whenever you want your site in your own hands.
- Guide Weekly automatic backups
Weekly automatic backups
On a schedule, kept 30 days, on our backup server rather than inside the storage you paid for.
- Guide Free unlimited restores
Free unlimited restores
No fee and no yearly allowance. A restore never touches your domain or your DNS.
On-demand backups
Take one before you touch something, up to one an hour. Staging can take its own.
Free backup downloads
The files and the database as one archive, whenever you want it. It is your site.
Staging is backed up too
The second copy gets the same schedule and the same on-demand button as the first.
37 days to change your mind
Cancelling stops renewal and the site serves out the period you paid for. Once offline, it can be brought back in full for 37 days before it is deleted.
WordPress, managed
Core, plugins and themes kept current without you logging in to do it, and full control over which of them you let move on their own.
- Guide Automatic updates
Automatic updates
WordPress minor and security releases install themselves from the day your Pressy is built. A core update you start from the dashboard takes a new or recent backup first, and we attempt a restore if the health check fails.
- Guide Automatic plugin and theme updates
Automatic plugin and theme updates
On or off per plugin and per theme. Not an add-on, and not a reason to be on a bigger plan.
Easy plugin and theme management
Install, activate, update and remove from the same dashboard as the rest of your Pressy.
Themes and plugins pre-installed
Twelve Stacks, one per kind of site, put in place while your Pressy is built. All yours to change.
Maintenance mode
Take the site off the air while you work on it, and put it back when you are done.
Staging
A full second copy of your site at its own address. Free, and it does not count against your plan.
- Guide One-click staging
One-click staging
A full second copy of the site, files and database, at an address of its own.
Push live and sync down
Whole-site, both directions, and a backup of live is taken first. If that backup fails, the push is cancelled.
Security
A firewall in front of WordPress, your site in a container of its own, and nothing claimed here we cannot point at.
- Guide WAF powered by ModSecurity
WAF powered by ModSecurity
Filtering common attacks before WordPress ever sees the request. On by default, set per domain.
- Guide Malware protection powered by cpGuard
Malware protection powered by cpGuard
Scanning for the files that have no business being there, behind the firewall rather than instead of it.
One site per container
Its own memory, its own CPU, its own database. Not a folder inside somebody else's account.
IP allow and block rules
With a typed confirmation on the one setting that can lock you out of your own site.
Two-factor authentication
TOTP with recovery codes, and a second ask before anything with a consequence.
Speed and resources
Unmetered where metering would only ever be a way to bill you, and a published number everywhere a number is the honest answer.
- Guide Unmetered bandwidth
Unmetered bandwidth
Nothing meters into a bill. Fair usage has a published figure and crossing it starts a conversation.
- Guide Unmetered page views
Unmetered page views
No visit allowance to run out of halfway through the month. A good month costs what a quiet one costs.
Redis object cache
One switch, and we install and activate the WordPress side rather than leaving you a config file and good luck.
OPcache
On by default, because there was never a good reason for it not to be.
NVMe storage
On every plan, and priced by the gigabyte rather than by the tier.
The developer things
PHP, cron, SSH, databases and Node.js, on the same dashboard as everything else instead of behind a support ticket.
Easy PHP management
The version in one click, the four limits everyone gets told to raise in one more, and a raw php.ini when you need it.
Cron jobs
A schedule builder that shows the next runs in your clock and the server's, and refuses the traps that fail silently.
Node.js apps
A small API, a webhook receiver or a worker in the same container, on a path of your own domain.
SSH with your own key
Add a public key and sign in without a password. Your private key stays yours and we never see it.
FTPS accounts
Explicit TLS on port 21, with the exact client setting named, and an account can be locked to one folder.
phpMyAdmin, already signed in
Single sign-on minted at the moment you click, and never cached.
The panel, and the billing
The parts that aren't features so much as the reason the features are pleasant to own.
A control panel built for one thing
Not cPanel with a WordPress icon on it. Two panels in your life: your Pressy and your WordPress admin.
Per-site plans
Every Pressy is its own subscription with its own memory, vCPU and storage. One site needing more means changing that one site.
Change size on any day
Not at renewal and not by contacting sales. Upgrades take effect immediately, pro-rated to the day.
Pay on Stripe
Their hosted page, their 3-D Secure, and nothing changes on your Pressy until the payment succeeds.
Monthly or yearly, your call
No four-year commitment to reach the advertised price, and no introductory rate. A Pressy renews at the price you bought it at until you change its size or billing term.
A 30-day refund policy
A button in your dashboard, not an argument with a retention agent. A person reads every request, usually the same day and always within two working days.
Everything in your timezone
Backups, cron runs, renewals and logs, converted from the UTC the machines actually run on.
Domain registration and renewal are separate purchases. Moving an existing site here is arranged separately, and hosting comes first. How moving a site works
Start at €15 a month
PressyLite is 1 GB of memory, 1 vCPU and 10 GB of NVMe. Yearly is ten months billed. Change size whenever you like, and cancel from the dashboard.
Support is email, answered by the people who run the platform. We don't publish a response time.
Moving an existing site here
Tell us about the site and we review it before accepting. The migration page explains what we can and cannot move.
Read about moving a siteThis page is the full spec inventory. If you want to know more about what a Pressy is and how it works, you can visit this page. Meet the Pressy