Drupal hosting built for Composer and Drush

Modern Drupal is right at home here. Both Drupal 10 and Drupal 11 run cleanly on our modern PHP 8.x stack with OPcache, and older 9.x sites stay supported while you work out an upgrade. Since everything installs and updates through Composer, the choice of core release and contrib module versions is yours, and you jump to a new major version when your schedule allows rather than when ours does. Legacy Drupal 7 sites still work as well, though that branch has hit end of life, so we would push you towards Drupal 10 or 11. Our team can do that move for you at no charge. Full SSH access, up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases and daily automatic backups make it easy to test the upgrade on a copy before it goes anywhere near production, so a major version jump never turns into a gamble with the live site.

Yes. Composer comes preinstalled and works over SSH straight away, which is exactly how the Drupal project recommends building a site now. One command pulls in Drupal core, contrib modules, themes and the Symfony components sitting underneath them, and your composer.json and composer.lock stay in your hands, so every build repeats and every dependency is pinned to a known version. Updates become predictable as a result: run one command to bump core or a module, look over what changed, commit the lock file. Add the Git access included on every plan and the whole workflow turns code-first, rather than a matter of copying files around by hand. Not keen on starting at the command line? Our team will install or migrate a Composer-managed Drupal site for you and hand it back ready to run.

Certainly. Full SSH access ships with every plan, so you install Drush through Composer and then drive the entire site from a terminal. Clear caches after a deploy, apply database updates in one command, move configuration between environments, add users, reset passwords, generate one-time login links, none of it needing the admin UI. On content-heavy Drupal builds Drush saves serious time, because clicking through the interface for routine maintenance gets tedious fast. Git and Composer are there too, so a deployment can be scripted end to end: fetch the latest code, run composer install, apply the database updates, import config, in that order. Daily automatic backups run underneath the lot, which means an unexpected result from a command is a rollback rather than a disaster. Our 24/7 support team is around if something odd crops up.

Every Drupal request drags in a lot of code and runs a lot of logic, so what it runs on counts. Your site sits on pure NVMe SSD storage with a modern PHP 8.x runtime and OPcache, which holds compiled code in memory rather than rebuilding it on each hit. Cached pages and static assets come straight out of memory through LiteSpeed caching and HTTP/2, and Drupal's own object and page caches stack neatly on top, which is what keeps authenticated dashboards and heavy content pages quick. You get up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases plus phpMyAdmin, so indexing and query tuning are there when the content pile grows. CPU and RAM step up with each plan too, meaning a busy month is a couple of clicks to a bigger tier instead of a re-platforming project. Editors get snappy admin screens. Readers get fast page loads, even where the module list runs long.

Open source has few security teams as respected as Drupal's, and keeping current is your strongest defence. Our job is to make that low-risk. Every site sits behind a web application firewall and network DDoS protection, free auto-renewing SSL keeps the traffic encrypted, and daily automatic backups leave you with a recent restore point at all times. So when a Drupal security advisory lands, the fix goes in through Composer, normally one command to bump core or whichever module is affected, with that fresh backup already sitting there, and then Drush clears the caches. Your dependencies are pinned in composer.lock, which means you can read exactly what an update changes before it reaches production, and test it on a copy over SSH first. Something looks off? Our 24/7 team will help you restore or roll back, so patching quickly is never a gamble.

Yes, and the managed migration costs nothing. Sign up, open a ticket, tell us where the Drupal site lives at the moment. Our team copies the files, the database, the settings and the uploaded media across, rebuilds the site on our stack, then checks that modules, views and cron tasks all behave before a single visitor notices anything. Most moves wrap up in about 24 hours. The final DNS switch gets scheduled with you, so the cutover happens with no downtime, and nothing at your old host is touched until you have looked at the new copy and confirmed it reads right. Composer-managed sites travel especially cleanly, since the entire build is described in code. Jumping to a newer Drupal or a newer PHP 8.x version at the same time? Tell us and we will work it in. Daily backups begin straight away, so the migrated site is covered from day one.

Yes. Composer is preinstalled and full SSH access is standard on every plan, so installing contrib modules like JSON:API or GraphQL for a React, Vue or Next.js frontend works the same as any other Drupal dependency. The underlying PHP 8.3 stack and object caching that speed up a themed site also speed up API responses for a decoupled frontend. Free auto-renewing SSL covers the Drupal backend and any subdomain a frontend calls, and our 24/7 team can help with CORS setup if needed.

Yes — Drupal's core language and content translation tools need nothing special from the server, so a multilingual site runs on the same tuned PHP 8.3 stack as a single-language one. Object and page caching, daily automatic backups and the web application firewall all apply regardless of how many languages a site serves. Up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases give larger multilingual or multi-department builds room to separate data if that suits your structure.

Yes. Each plan supports up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases, which comfortably covers several separate Drupal installs or one Composer-managed multisite codebase sharing a single core. The included cPanel-style panel lets you manage each site's files, databases and 1-click installers from one place, and Git and SSH work the same whether you're deploying one site or several. If you're consolidating existing sites onto one account, our team can handle free managed migration for each of them.

Both are available. A cPanel-style panel with 1-click installers handles the day-to-day — files, databases, cron jobs and email — so you're not forced onto the command line for routine tasks. When you want Composer or Drush, full SSH access is there too, and the two aren't mutually exclusive: install with Composer over SSH, then manage a database backup or DNS through the panel.

If a hosting plan isn't right for your Drupal site within the first 30 days, you can request a refund. It's a straightforward way to test real performance — including a free managed migration of your existing site — without committing long-term. Reach out to our 24/7 support team to start a refund request.

You move up rather than start over. VPS plans from $13.52/mo give a growing site dedicated CPU and RAM, and dedicated servers from $149.99/mo suit the highest-traffic Drupal deployments. Your Composer-managed codebase, Git history and configuration move across with you, and our team can assist with that migration the same way we would a first-time move.