WP 1
A first WordPress blog or brochure site.
- Disk space1 GB
- Bandwidth usage25 GB
- Email accounts10
- Sub-domains5
- MySQL databases1
- SSL certificateFree
PKR 2,699year · SSL ready
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WordPress hosting · Free SSL on every plan
WordPress Hosting with Free SSL
Hosting prepared for WordPress, where even the smallest plan opens over HTTPS from launch. Install WordPress in one click, write and sell with confidence, and lean on malware scanning, regular backups and a team that answers in English or Urdu when a plugin misbehaves.
WordPress plans
Three WordPress hosting plans with HTTPS included
Each yearly plan is billed in rupees and comes with a free certificate that our team installs and that renews automatically. Pick the tier that matches the size of your site and your traffic.
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WP 2
Growing WordPress sites with more media and traffic.
- Disk space10 GB
- Bandwidth usage100 GB
- Email accounts100
- Sub-domains50
- MySQL databases4
- SSL certificateFree
PKR 3,999year · SSL ready
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High-traffic WordPress sites and stores that need unlimited room.
- Disk space300 GB
- Bandwidth usageUnlimited
- Email accountsUnlimited
- Sub-domainsUnlimited
- MySQL databases5
- SSL certificateFree
PKR 6,199year · SSL ready
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Made for WordPress
What a WordPress plan gives your site from day one
A WordPress website has particular needs: a reliable database, a secure login page and a certificate that never lapses. These are the pieces we put in place for you.
One-click WordPress install
Create a fresh WordPress installation in under a minute, already connected to its database and running over HTTPS, ready for your theme and content.
Free SSL on all three tiers
Unlike our shared range, every WordPress plan includes the free certificate, so the dashboard, checkout and comment forms are always encrypted.
Login and malware protection
Brute-force protection slows bots attacking wp-login, while regular malware scanning looks for the infected files that hacked plugins leave behind.
Server-side backups
Regular backups on the server give our team a restore point when an update or an accidental deletion takes the site down.
Free WordPress migration
We move your existing WordPress site, its database and its media library, then check the site over HTTPS before you change DNS.
Support that knows WordPress
Our team can read error logs, spot a misbehaving plugin and explain the fix in English or Urdu instead of closing a ticket with a link.
01
Setting up a new WordPress site properly from the start
The first hour after installation shapes the security of the site for years. Choose an administrator username that is not admin, use a long unique password and add a second administrator only when someone genuinely needs that level of access. Editors, authors and shop managers have their own roles for a reason.
Next, visit the general settings and confirm that both the WordPress address and the site address begin with https. On our plans the certificate is already active, so this simply makes sure every internal link, image and canonical tag uses the secure version and that search engines never see two copies of your site.
Then set the permalink structure to something readable, such as the post name, before you publish any content. Changing it later creates broken links and lost rankings. While you are there, delete the sample post, the sample page and any default plugins or themes you do not plan to use.
Finally, pick a theme from a reputable developer and install only the plugins you actually need. A lean site with ten good plugins is faster, easier to update and far safer than one with forty plugins added on impulse. Write down what each plugin does so future team members know why it is there.
02
Keeping WordPress plugins and themes from becoming a weak point
Most hacked WordPress sites are not broken into through WordPress itself but through a plugin or theme with a known flaw. Attackers keep lists of vulnerable versions and scan the internet for sites still running them. Keeping extensions updated is therefore the single most effective security habit for a WordPress owner.
Check the dashboard for updates at least weekly, and apply security releases as soon as they appear. For plugins you trust, WordPress lets you switch on automatic updates. For complex plugins such as page builders or shop extensions, update on a quiet day and check the main pages and checkout afterwards.
Before installing anything new, look at when it was last updated, how many sites use it and whether the developer answers support questions. A plugin that has not been updated in two years is a risk even if it still appears to work. Look for a maintained alternative instead.
Delete, do not just deactivate, the plugins and themes you no longer use. Deactivated code still sits on the server and can still be exploited. Keep one default WordPress theme installed as a fallback, and remove everything else that is not part of the live site.
03
Running a WooCommerce shop for Pakistani customers on HTTPS
WooCommerce turns WordPress into a capable online shop, and it suits Pakistani businesses well because so many local payment gateways and courier services offer plugins for it. Since every one of our WordPress plans includes the free certificate, the cart, checkout and customer account pages are encrypted from the first product you list.
Shops place more load on hosting than blogs do. Every add-to-cart, checkout and stock update hits the database, and those pages cannot be cached in the same way as a blog post. Choose a tier with headroom if you expect a large catalogue or sale-day spikes, and tidy up old orders, sessions and logs from time to time.
Think about trust signals beyond the padlock. Clear delivery and returns policies, a contact number, cash on delivery options where relevant and a professional email address on your domain all reduce abandoned carts. Customers in Pakistan often call or message before buying, so make those routes easy to find.
Test the full buying journey after every significant change: add a product to the cart, apply a coupon, complete payment with each gateway and confirm the order email arrives. Ten minutes of testing after an update is far cheaper than discovering a broken checkout from a frustrated customer days later.
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Making WordPress load quickly on Pakistani mobile networks
Many of your visitors will open the site on a phone over a mobile connection, where every extra file and every oversized image is felt. Speed is not only about the server; the way a WordPress site is built usually matters more, and most of the improvements are free.
Install one reputable caching plugin and configure it carefully. Caching stores ready-made copies of your pages, so the server does not rebuild them from the database for every visitor. Avoid running two caching plugins together, as they conflict and can make a site slower or show visitors outdated content.
Resize images before uploading them, or use a plugin that compresses them automatically and serves modern formats such as WebP. A photograph straight from a phone camera can be several megabytes, while the same image at a sensible display size and quality might be a tenth of that with no visible difference.
Be selective with fonts, sliders, chat widgets and tracking scripts. Each one adds requests and processing time, and a homepage with five of them can feel sluggish however good the hosting is. Measure the site with a free speed testing tool before and after each change so you know which adjustments actually help.
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Recovering a WordPress site after a failed update or white screen
Sooner or later almost every WordPress owner sees a blank white page or a critical error message after an update. It looks alarming, but the cause is usually simple: a plugin or theme that is not compatible with the latest version of WordPress or of PHP, and the site itself is almost always recoverable.
WordPress often emails the administrator a recovery mode link when a fatal error occurs. Use it to sign in and deactivate the plugin that caused the problem. If no email arrives, rename the folder of the suspect plugin through the file manager in your control panel, which disables it immediately.
If the site still does not load, open a support ticket with the time the problem started and what you changed. Our team can read the server error log, which normally names the exact file and line at fault, and if needed restore files or the database from a server-side backup.
To make future updates safer, keep your own backup before large changes, update one major plugin at a time and check the site between each step. Running a current, supported PHP version, which our team can confirm for your account, also reduces compatibility surprises as plugins drop support for older releases.
Publishing with confidence
WordPress hosting for publishers, shops and organisations in Pakistan
WordPress powers a huge share of the websites Pakistanis visit every day, from newspapers and recipe blogs to university departments and clothing brands. Its strength is that anyone in the team can publish without a developer. Its weakness is that a site is only as secure as its least maintained plugin.
Our WordPress plans are designed around that reality. HTTPS is on from the start, brute-force protection guards the login page, malware scanning watches for injected code and server-side backups provide a way back. You still choose your theme and plugins freely; we simply make the ground underneath them solid.
When you need help, you speak to people who understand WordPress and who can look at your actual account. Questions about a slow page, an email that will not send from a contact form or a plugin error are part of the job, not an excuse to send you elsewhere.
Billing stays simple as well. All three WordPress plans are charged once a year in rupees, and you can pay through a bank transfer, Easypaisa, JazzCash, a card or PayPal, with every invoice kept in your client area.
- Free SSL on all three plans
- One-click install and free migration
- Billed yearly in PKR
Moving to us
How we migrate a WordPress site to HTTPS hosting
Send access
Share a login for your current hosting panel, or a full backup of files and database, and the details of where your domain is registered.
We copy and secure
We copy the files and database, update the site address to https, install the certificate and check the main pages, forms and login.
You switch DNS
Once you approve the test, the domain is pointed to us. Keep the old hosting for a few days as a fallback, then cancel it.
Which plan type
WordPress plans compared with shared hosting
Both run WordPress well. The difference is how much is included for WordPress specifically.
| WordPress plans | Shared hosting plans | |
|---|---|---|
| Number of tiers | 3 yearly plans | 4 yearly plans |
| Free SSL | Every plan | Two entry plans |
| Billing | Yearly, PKR | Yearly, PKR |
| Other applications | Focused on WordPress | WordPress and hundreds of other installers |
| Windows option | Ask sales | Windows with Plesk at the same price |
| Free migration | Included | Included |
Ownership and access
Keeping full ownership of your WordPress website
Some website builders lock your content into their own platform, so leaving means starting again. WordPress on our hosting is different. The files, the database and the media library belong to you, and you can download a complete copy from the control panel whenever you want.
That ownership comes with a responsibility to keep the keys. Make sure that at least one person in your organisation, not only an outside developer, holds the logins for the hosting account, the WordPress administrator account and the domain. Many small businesses discover too late that only a former freelancer could access their site.
Record the important details somewhere safe: which theme and plugins you use, where licences were bought, which email addresses receive form submissions and who can approve changes. When staff change or a new designer joins, that short document saves days of confusion.
Think about the domain in the same way. The name your customers type is often worth more than the website itself, so register it in the name of the business rather than an employee, keep the contact email current and renew it well before expiry. A lapsed domain takes the website and every mailbox offline at once, and a valid certificate cannot help a site that visitors can no longer reach.
If you ever need to hand access to a developer, create a separate WordPress user and, where possible, a separate panel login for them, then remove it when the work is done. Sharing your own password with contractors makes it impossible to know who changed what, and harder to recover if something goes wrong.
WordPress help
WordPress hosting questions from site owners
Can I move an existing WordPress site with WooCommerce orders intact?
Yes. We copy the full database, including orders, customers and products, along with the uploads folder and theme files. To avoid losing orders placed during the move, we agree a short window with you, often late at night, and run a final database sync just before the domain switches. Payment gateway settings usually carry over, but test one order afterwards to be sure.
Do the WordPress plans work with page builders like Elementor?
Yes. Popular page builders such as Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder and the built-in block editor run normally on our WordPress plans. Builders do add weight to pages, so combine them with a caching plugin and well-compressed images. If a builder warns about a memory or upload limit, open a ticket and we will check the setting for your account.
Can I run WordPress multisite on these plans?
WordPress multisite can run on our plans, but it changes how domains, certificates and resources are shared, so talk to us before turning it on. A small network of subsites on one domain is usually fine. A large network with many mapped domains and heavy traffic is better served on a virtual server, where resources are not shared with other customers.
Will you update WordPress and plugins for me?
You stay in control of updates on your own site, because only you know which plugins your business depends on and when a change is convenient. WordPress can apply minor core updates automatically, and you can enable automatic updates for trusted plugins from the dashboard. If an update breaks something, our team can help restore files from a server-side backup.
What should I do if my WordPress site has been hacked?
Open a ticket straight away and change your WordPress, hosting and email passwords. Our team can review the malware scan results, identify the infected files and help restore a clean copy from backup. Afterwards, remove unused plugins and themes, update everything that remains and check the user list for administrator accounts you did not create.
Is the free SSL certificate valid for WooCommerce payment gateways?
The free certificate provides the same encryption strength as paid certificates, which is what gateways check before they connect. Most local and international payment gateways accept it. A few banks or corporate partners ask for an organisation-validated certificate for policy reasons; if yours does, our sales team can arrange a paid certificate on the same site without downtime.
Can I use my own premium theme or plugin licences?
Yes. Upload any theme or plugin you have bought from its official developer, enter your licence key and receive updates as normal. Avoid downloading paid themes from unofficial sites, as those copies often contain hidden malicious code that our scanners may flag and that can compromise your entire site and its visitors.
Which WordPress plan should a news or magazine site choose?
News sites publish often and attract sudden bursts of readers, so they benefit from the larger WordPress tiers with more headroom. Use a caching plugin, serve images at sensible sizes and keep the number of plugins modest. If traffic regularly outgrows the top plan, a virtual server in Karachi or Islamabad keeps the site fast for local readers.
Launch WordPress with HTTPS from the first post
Choose one of three WordPress plans and our team will install the certificate, migrate your site if you have one and help you go live.