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YOUR SITE, YOUR SERVER, 4.5 GHz CORES
WORDPRESS ON A VPS
WordPress runs over 40% of the web by W3Techs' count, and most of it sits on oversold shared hosting. Move yours to a NoBull Networks Performance VPS and it gets 4.5 GHz AMD EPYC™ cores, NVMe storage, and a 99.9% network uptime SLA to itself. Nodes are capped at 60% load and the benchmarks are published. Prebuilt deployment templates skip the manual stack build, and full root means the stack grows however you do.
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Illustration of a WordPress site wireframe being edited in a browser, served from a NoBull Networks VPS

WHY WORDPRESS LIKES A 4.5 GHz CORE

WordPress performance is not a mystery. It is PHP on one core, a database on a disk, and room to cache. The plans below are built for all three.

TTFB Is A CPU Problem

Every page render rides one core
  • PHP builds each uncached page on a single core, so per-core clock speed is what visitors feel
  • AMD EPYC 4000 series hosts at 4.5 GHz, with benchmarks published on VPSBenchmarks
  • Nodes capped at 60% average CPU load, so a neighbor's traffic spike is not your problem

Databases Love NVMe

Queries hit the disk constantly
  • Posts, options, sessions, and WooCommerce orders all live in MariaDB or MySQL
  • RAID NVMe arrays keep query latency flat while your content library grows
  • One free off-node backup included with every VPS plan

Room For The Whole Stack

One server, many sites
  • Full root: add Redis object caching, a staging copy, or an SMTP relay whenever you like
  • Host several sites on one plan instead of paying per install
  • TB-scale monthly transfer, so traffic spikes are bragging rights, not bills
ONE SERVER, EVERY VISITOR

Visitors and editors hit the same box, PHP renders against a local database, and nothing waits on a shared-hosting queue.

Visitors browsers and search bots Editors wp-admin, your team YOUR NOBULL NETWORKS VPS WordPress PHP-FPM, your theme, plugins MariaDB on NVMe plus Redis if you want it Plugin APIs payments, analytics, CDNs Mail relay SMTP service of your choice Backups one free copy, off the node
Shared hosting sells you a slice of a server someone else tunes. A VPS gives you the whole stack: your PHP settings, your cache, your database, your call.
RECOMMENDED PLANS FOR WORDPRESS

Storage-friendly Foundational plans for starter sites, NVMe Performance plans when traffic and WooCommerce arrive. Every plan is online in under 3 minutes with full root access; specs and prices are published.

Foundational VPS · F30Starter sites
  • 2 vCPU
  • 6 GB RAM
  • 72 GB RAID-10 SSD Storage
  • 12 TB Monthly Bandwidth
  • Blogs and brochure sites on a budget
$12.00/mo
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Recommended
Performance VPS · P20Business sites
  • 2 vCPU
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 50 GB RAID NVMe Storage
  • 8 TB Monthly Bandwidth
  • Quick TTFB for sites that earn money
$16.00/mo
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Performance VPS · P40WooCommerce and busy sites
  • 2 vCPU
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 100 GB RAID NVMe Storage
  • 16 TB Monthly Bandwidth
  • Headroom for carts, search, and spikes
$32.00/mo
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Running an agency's worth of sites? VDS plans give you dedicated cores for a whole portfolio, and our control panel guide covers the cPanel and DirectAdmin route. See the receipts for the benchmarks behind every plan.
The Shared Hosting Escape Hatch

Templates To Start Fast, Root To Grow

WordPress itself is free, GPL-licensed open source. We keep the server side just as clean: pick a prebuilt WordPress deployment template at order time where available, or start from a plain OS and install your preferred stack with full root. No forced page builders, no locked-down wp-config.

This is an unmanaged deployment, said plainly: you own the WordPress install, plugins, and updates; our engineers keep the hardware, network, and uptime SLA honest underneath, 24/7.

When you outgrow a plan, upgrading is a ticket, not a migration weekend.

  • Prebuilt Deployment Templates get to wp-admin fast where available
  • Full Root Access your PHP, your cache, your rules
  • 4.5 GHz Single-Core Clocks benchmarks published on VPSBenchmarks
  • NVMe Or SSD RAID Storage fast queries, protected data
  • 1 Free Off-Node Backup included with every VPS plan
  • 99.9% Network Uptime SLA credit-backed, not marketing
FROM ORDER TO FIRST POST

A template deploy has you writing the same day. A manual build takes an evening and teaches you the stack.

Order your VPS

Pick a plan and check out. Choose a prebuilt WordPress template where available, or a plain OS if you like building the stack yourself.

Point your domain

Aim your domain's A record at your dedicated IPv4 and issue a free TLS certificate with Let's Encrypt.

Harden and cache

Set automatic updates, add an object cache like Redis, schedule backups beyond our included one, and lock down logins.

Grow on your terms

Add a staging copy, a second site, or WooCommerce. When the plan feels tight, upgrade the plan, not the provider.

WordPress documentation at wordpress.org covers everything from installs to hardening, and it is genuinely good. Bookmark the developer and security handbooks.
Frequently Asked Questions
WordPress on a NoBull Networks VPS

Explore the knowledge base or open a ticket in the Console. An engineer answers.

Is WordPress itself free?
Yes. WordPress is open source under the GPL and costs nothing to run. Commercial themes and plugins are their own purchases, but the core, and everything this page describes, works with the free software.
Template deploy or manual install?
Where a prebuilt WordPress template is offered at order time, it is the shortest path: the stack comes up preinstalled and you finish setup in the browser. A manual install on a plain OS takes longer but leaves you knowing every piece of your server. Both end in the same place: full root and your site.
How many sites fit on one VPS?
It depends on traffic, not a license. A P20 comfortably runs several low-to-moderate traffic sites; busy sites or WooCommerce stores deserve the P40 or more. The honest math is RAM for PHP workers and the database, and we would rather size you correctly than oversell you.
What about WooCommerce?
WooCommerce leans hard on the database and runs more uncached requests than a content site, since carts and checkouts cannot be cached. Start at the P40, add Redis object caching, and keep the database on NVMe. Checkout pages are the ones that cannot be cached, so their TTFB is what your buyers feel.
Can my server send email?
Technically yes, honestly no. Deliverability from any VPS IP is a constant fight with spam filters, so we recommend what the pros do: send transactional mail through an SMTP relay service via a plugin. Ten minutes of setup, and your order confirmations actually arrive.
Do you manage WordPress for me?
No, and we say that up front. You own the WordPress install, updates, and plugins; our engineers keep the node online 24/7 and help with server-level issues. If you want hands-off WordPress, a managed WordPress host is the right product; if you want ownership and speed, you are in the right place.
READY TO OWN YOUR WORDPRESS STACK?

Order a VPS, deploy the template, and publish from your own server today.

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