One home for WordPress, Joomla and Drupal

Near enough all the popular ones. WordPress, Joomla and Drupal each go on in a single click, and the same Softaculous installer inside cPanel reaches 240-plus further applications, from ecommerce carts and forums through to wikis, image galleries and project tools. Several platforms can run alongside each other on one plan, each in its own domain or subfolder, which suits anyone looking after a WordPress blog, a Joomla membership area and a Drupal microsite for the same organisation. Underneath, every install shares one foundation: pure NVMe SSD storage, LiteSpeed caching, modern PHP 8.x and up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases. Higher tiers raise how many sites you can keep, so a single CMS can grow into a whole portfolio without you changing host. Something missing from the installer? Set it up by hand over SSH, with Composer and full file access.

Open the Softaculous installer inside cPanel, choose your platform, say which domain or subfolder it belongs on, set an admin username and password, and the installer writes every file, builds the database and finishes the configuration for you, generally in about a minute. Nothing gets downloaded, no config file needs editing, and FTP never enters into it. Run the installer as often as your plan's site limit permits, which makes standing a staging copy up beside a live site trivial work. Softaculous also keeps a record of what you installed and where it went, so a later core update becomes a click instead of a manual job, and it can take an automatic backup just before applying one. Would you sooner start from a site you already have? Our team migrates it free, rather than leaving you with a blank install to fill.

It means nobody has to babysit every release. Softaculous watches the applications you have installed and applies core, theme, plugin and extension updates on your behalf, taking an automatic backup immediately beforehand so a fresh restore point always exists if something disagrees with your setup. Control stays with you throughout: choose which installs update on their own, look over what is pending, or push updates into a quiet hour rather than the middle of your busiest period. This matters because the single biggest cause of a hacked CMS is an out-of-date plugin or extension, which makes keeping current genuine security rather than tidying up. Beneath that sit daily automatic backups and a web application firewall as further layers, and our 24/7 support team is around if an update ever wants a second pair of hands.

Sites here run on pure NVMe SSD storage with LiteSpeed caching and HTTP/2, over a modern PHP 8.x runtime with OPcache behind them. LiteSpeed hands rendered pages and static files straight out of memory instead of rebuilding them for each visitor, while OPcache holds compiled PHP so the server does less work per request. Layered on top comes the platform's own caching, be that a WordPress cache plugin, the Joomla page cache or Drupal's object cache, which pays off on repeat visits. NVMe keeps the database queries behind your menus, posts and search quick, and up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases leave plenty of room for what the sites need to store. Since PHP version and limits are set per site, a heavier install gets its headroom without troubling the neighbours. As traffic climbs, moving to a plan with more CPU and RAM is a couple of clicks.

Security here works in layers. A web application firewall and network DDoS protection stand in front of every site, free auto-renewing SSL keeps the traffic encrypted, and sensible defaults shut off the attack points CMS platforms get probed on most. The largest ongoing risk remains an outdated core or plugin, which is exactly why managed updates and automatic pre-update backups carry so much weight. Daily automatic backups do come with every plan, and restoring is self-service from cPanel: a site or a database rolls back in a couple of clicks, so recovery from a bad update or a stray edit is quick rather than a nightmare. Files and databases are both covered, meaning the whole site returns to a known-good state. It all sits in tier-3 datacentres behind a 99.9% uptime SLA, with our 24/7 human support team there whenever you want help.

Yes, and the managed migration costs nothing, for WordPress, Joomla, Drupal or anything else you happen to run. Once you have signed up, open a ticket with your current host's details, and our team copies the files, the database, the themes and the extensions across, rebuilds the site on our stack, then checks it loads and behaves properly before a single visitor notices a thing. Most moves wrap up within about 24 hours. The final DNS switch gets scheduled with you so the cutover brings no downtime, and your old site stays live and untouched until you confirm the new copy looks right. Bringing several sites? We can take them together and stagger the cutovers. Daily automatic backups begin the moment a site arrives, and free auto-renewing SSL is issued per domain, so everything you carry over lands protected and encrypted.