LiteSpeed Enterprise
WordPress Hosting in IranCompletely free migration
WordPress hosting; fast, secure and ready for real WordPress sites
Run WordPress and WooCommerce on a hosting service prepared for dynamic requests, page caching and frequent database access, with LiteSpeed Enterprise, isolated Redis, cPanel, daily backups and free site migration.
Redis
Completely free migration
Daily backups
TLS 1.3HTTP/3LSCacheWAF
WordPress hosting plans for real websites
From a lightweight content site to a store handling concurrent orders, search and inventory updates, choose a plan that matches how your website actually works.
Flux WordPress
Three WordPress hosting levels with LiteSpeed Enterprise, cPanel, isolated Redis, free SSL and daily backups.
WordPress Start
For a company site, blog or lightweight WordPress setup
699,000 Tomanper month
- Web serverLiteSpeed
- Control panelcPanel
- Storage8 GB
- Monthly traffic300 GB
- Websites1
- Advanced firewall
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- 10 email accounts and 5 databases
- 3 FTP accounts and 10 subdomains
- cPanel, dedicated Redis, free SSL, and daily backups
WordPress Pro
For a professional site or small online store
999,000 Tomanper month
- Web serverLiteSpeed
- Control panelcPanel
- Storage15 GB
- Monthly traffic600 GB
- Websites2
- Advanced firewall
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- 25 email accounts and 10 databases
- 5 FTP accounts and 20 subdomains
- cPanel, dedicated Redis, free SSL, and daily backups
WordPress Max
For high-traffic WordPress and growing stores
1,449,000 Tomanper month
- Web serverLiteSpeed
- Control panelcPanel
- Storage25 GB
- Monthly traffic1 TB
- Websites3
- Advanced firewall
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- 50 email accounts and 20 databases
- 10 FTP accounts and 30 subdomains
- cPanel, dedicated Redis, free SSL, and daily backups
Prices cover one month of service. Tax and optional extras are calculated separately when selected.
How is WordPress hosting different from general shared hosting?
WordPress needs more than disk space. Dynamic pages, dashboard sessions, search and checkout can all call PHP and the database. The practical difference is how these requests are handled.
Compare WordPress and shared hosting| Decision factor | Flux WordPress hosting | General shared hosting |
|---|---|---|
| Dynamic requests | Flux WordPress hostingA coordinated LiteSpeed, PHP Worker and database path for WordPress behaviour | General shared hostingGeneral settings for a broad range of websites and applications |
| WordPress caching | Flux WordPress hostingLSCache for pages and isolated Redis for object caching | General shared hostingGeneral caching or manual plugin-dependent configuration |
| Resource selection | Flux WordPress hostingChoose around dynamic requests, plugins and actual site behaviour | General shared hostingDisk and traffic often presented as the main measures |
| Growth path | Flux WordPress hostingThree clear levels for content, professional and commerce sites | General shared hostingUpgrades without a WordPress-specific workload view |
The WordPress resources that matter beyond disk and traffic
Two websites with similar traffic can use very different resources. Themes, plugins, logged-in users, search and concurrent orders determine how much processing is required.
- PHP Workers build dynamic responsesEach uncached request needs processing. More concurrent requests engage more workers.
- Entry Processes handle active connectionsThe number of requests entering PHP at once affects queues and response time.
- CPU, RAM and I/O work as one chainPHP execution, plugins and file or database access each consume part of the available resources.
- CPU / RAM
- PHP and plugin execution
- I/O
- Files and database access
- PHP Worker
- Concurrent dynamic responses
Two cache layers for two kinds of request
LiteSpeed, LSCache and Redis working together
A cacheable page should not be rebuilt for every visit. Dynamic data such as carts and dashboards must stay current. These paths are handled separately, so caching is applied where it belongs.
- Page caching with LiteSpeed and LSCacheServes ready versions of cacheable pages and reduces repeated processing.
- Isolated Redis object cacheKeeps frequently used data results for the same account, reducing repeated database work.
- A separate path for dynamic pagesCarts, login, dashboards and user-specific requests remain outside general page caching.
LiteSpeed + LSCacheFor public, cacheable pages
Ready response
Redis Object CacheFor repeated data and queries
Shorter data path
PHPMariaDBadmin-ajaxWooCommerce
WooCommerce hosting must be ready for the moment of purchase
Product pages may be cached, but carts, checkout, customer accounts and order status are unique to each user. These areas need dynamic processing, a responsive database and sufficient resources.
Checkout and order creation
Purchases should move smoothly between PHP, the database and payment gateway.
Carts and admin-ajax requests
User-specific areas stay outside general page caching and are processed dynamically.
wp-cron, email and scheduled work
Background work uses the same resources and should be considered when choosing a plan.
Do not judge a store by visits aloneConcurrent users, orders, plugins and background operations provide a more accurate view of store requirements.
Read the WooCommerce resource guideCheckoutPayment and orderadmin-ajaxUser request
WooCommerceDynamic store path
RedisObject cachewp-cronScheduled workSecurity and recovery are part of everyday hosting
WordPress security does not depend on one plugin. Layered protection, account isolation, encrypted connections and restore points should work together.
Daily backups with 7 restore points
Daily copies are retained so you can return to a recent point after a plugin error, failed change or accidental deletion.
A web firewall for incoming requests
Suspicious requests are checked at the web layer before they reach WordPress.
Hosting account isolation
Each account’s resources and storage remain separated to limit cross-account impact.
Free SSL with automatic renewal
The certificate is activated without an extra fee and renews automatically.
Migration fee: zero
We migrate your WordPress site for free
The Flux team moves your files, database, email and core settings. Key paths are checked after migration so you can continue on the new host with confidence.
Arrange a free migrationRead the WordPress migration processChoose the right plan for your website
Disk matters, but it does not describe WordPress capacity on its own. Consider site type, plugins, dynamic requests and concurrent users together.
WordPress Start
For a company website, blog or portfolio with a lightweight WordPress setup and a limited plugin set.
WordPress Pro
For professional sites, learning platforms or small stores with more dynamic requests.
WordPress Max
For high-traffic sites or growing stores with more products, orders and concurrent operations.
Every ticket starts with the actual site issue
From initial migration to resource use, hosting errors and plan upgrades, we help you understand what is happening and what to do next.
When the issue involves hosting, the database, PHP or service configuration, the technical team investigates it and follows through.
- Evidence-based investigationResource use and service status guide the diagnosis.
- Practical next stepsYou know what needs to change in WordPress or hosting.
- Help with migrations and upgradesSensitive changes follow a clear, coordinated path.
Risk-free purchase guarantee
7-day money-back guarantee for a confident purchase
We stand behind the quality of Flux services. If we do not earn your satisfaction within the first seven days after purchase, we will refund your full payment with no deductions and no questions asked.
- A full evaluation windowTest the service under real conditions during the first seven days.
- Full refundYour entire payment is returned with no deductions.
- No explanation requiredYou do not need to justify your decision when requesting a refund.
WordPress hosting questions, answered
Clear answers about plans, caching, backups and moving your site.
Which WordPress hosting plan should I choose?
WordPress Start suits a lightweight company website, blog or portfolio. For stores, member accounts or more dynamic requests, compare Pro and Max around real usage and expected growth.
How do LiteSpeed and Redis help WordPress?
LiteSpeed and LSCache serve cacheable pages faster. Redis keeps frequently used data results in object cache. User-specific pages such as carts remain dynamic.
Are these plans suitable for WooCommerce?
Yes. Consider WordPress Pro for a small store and WordPress Max for a growing store. Concurrent orders, plugins and background operations matter when making the final choice.
Is migration from my current host free?
Yes. Files, databases, email and core site settings are moved without a migration fee. Contact support first to coordinate timing and required access.
How often are backups created?
Backups are created daily and the 7 most recent restore points are retained. Keeping an independent copy before sensitive WordPress changes is also a sensible precaution.
Can I upgrade my plan later?
Yes. You can move to a higher level as resource use or dynamic requests increase. The technical team can help you review usage signals and choose an appropriate plan.
Your next WordPress host should be a confident decision
Compare the three plans. If you are unsure about the resources your WordPress site or store needs, ask the technical team before buying.