WordPress Hosting

Yes. Our WordPress migration uses a zero-downtime DNS handover, with the site running on both platforms at once until everything checks out on the new one. We mirror the database, move the media files and test payment flows and forms on a copy before we touch DNS at all. Only when the new platform answers correctly do we let traffic slide across. To visitors it looks like an ordinary day, with no break in service.

Yes. FrankenPHP runs standard PHP, so WordPress, your theme and its plugins behave exactly as they would on a conventional setup. Worker Mode occasionally needs small adjustments for plugins that mishandle global state and expect to be reloaded on every request, but in practice those are few and well known. We review your plugin list before migrating, catch any such cases on staging and fix them there, so nothing surprising reaches production.

Our monitoring usually catches it before you could pick up the phone. An alert goes automatically to the developers who run the platform, and they respond within the SLA windows, typically under 30 minutes for critical incidents. Because we own the whole stack, we can trace the fault from the network layer right into the application without waiting on a third party. You get a clear account of what happened and what we did about it, not just a note that everything is back up.

Yes. FrankenPHP obtains and renews your Let's Encrypt certificates automatically, so you never have to track expiry dates or risk a forgotten renewal showing visitors a browser warning. HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 are both active from the first request, with nothing to configure on your end and no extra cost. If you need certificates for several domains or subdomains, we handle those the same way inside your setup.

Hosting is the infrastructure your site runs on: FrankenPHP, Redis, the firewall, backups and monitoring. The maintenance agreement looks after the WordPress application sitting on top of that, with plugin and core updates, security testing and small improvements over time. One keeps the machinery running, the other keeps the software current and safe. Most of our clients have both, precisely because they cover the two halves of a stable WordPress setup.

Yes, though we start with a technical review. A site carrying 20+ plugins and a heavy page builder will likely gain less from Worker Mode than one with a clean architecture, and we would rather tell you that upfront than promise a speed-up that never arrives. In the review we look at the plugin list, the database size and how the theme is built, then give you an honest read on what moving actually buys you. If some cleanup would help first, we will say so, but the call is yours.

In European data centers with geographic redundancy, so an incident in one location does not take your data with it. Everything stays inside the EU, which is exactly what GDPR compliance demands in practice: predictable data residency with no transfer outside the EEA without a valid basis. We move nothing to the US without a data processing agreement in place, and we will tell you precisely which data centers we use if you need that for your own documentation.

Managed infrastructure with FrankenPHP and Redis starts at NOK 3,000 per month, with proactive monitoring, a firewall, daily backups and support from our own developers included. The final figure depends on your traffic, how many integrations you run and how much isolation your setup needs, so we set it after a short review. The full pricing overview lays out what sits in each tier.