Drupal hosting built for Composer and Drush

Modern Drupal is fully at home here. Drupal 10 and Drupal 11 both run cleanly on our modern PHP 8.x stack with OPcache, and older 9.x sites are supported while you plan an upgrade. Because you install and update everything through Composer, you decide exactly which core release and which contrib module versions you run, and you move to a new major version on your own schedule rather than ours. Legacy Drupal 7 sites still work too, though that branch has reached end of life, so we'd encourage migrating to Drupal 10 or 11 — something our team can handle for you free of charge. Full SSH access, unlimited MySQL/MariaDB databases and daily automatic backups make testing an upgrade on a copy first straightforward, so you never have to gamble a live site on a major version jump.

Yes, Composer is preinstalled and ready to use over SSH, which is exactly how the Drupal project recommends building a site today. You pull in Drupal core, contrib modules, themes and their underlying Symfony components with a single command, and your composer.json and composer.lock stay under your control so every build is repeatable and every dependency is pinned to a known version. That makes updates predictable: you run one command to bump core or a module, review what changed, and commit the lock file. Pair Composer with the Git access included on every plan and you get a clean, code-first workflow instead of copying files around by hand. If you would rather not start at the command line, our team can install or migrate a Composer-managed Drupal site for you, then hand it back ready to manage.

Absolutely. Every plan includes full SSH access, so you can install Drush with Composer and drive your whole site from the command line. Clear caches after a deploy, run database updates with a single command, import and export configuration between environments, create users, reset passwords and generate one-time login links — all without touching the admin UI. Drush is a huge time-saver on content-heavy Drupal builds, where clicking through the interface for routine maintenance quickly gets tedious. Because you also have Git and Composer, you can script a repeatable deployment: pull the latest code, run composer install, apply database updates and import config in sequence. Daily automatic backups run underneath all of it, so if a command does something unexpected you can roll straight back. Our 24/7 support team is on hand if you hit anything unusual.

Drupal loads a lot of code and runs a lot of logic on every request, so the platform underneath matters. Your site sits on pure NVMe SSD storage with a modern PHP 8.x runtime and OPcache, which keeps compiled code in memory instead of rebuilding it each time. LiteSpeed caching and HTTP/2 serve cached pages and static assets straight from memory, and Drupal's own object and page caches layer neatly on top so authenticated dashboards and heavy content pages stay quick. Unlimited MySQL/MariaDB databases and phpMyAdmin let you index and tune queries as your content grows. Because CPU and RAM step up with each plan, you can move to a bigger tier in a couple of clicks when traffic climbs rather than re-platforming. The result is snappy editorial screens for your team and fast page loads for readers, even on module-heavy sites.

Drupal has one of the most respected security teams in open source, and staying current is your strongest defence. We make that low-risk. A web application firewall and network DDoS protection sit in front of every site, free auto-renewing SSL keeps traffic encrypted, and daily automatic backups mean you always have a recent restore point. When a Drupal security advisory lands, you apply the fix through Composer — usually a single command to bump core or the affected module — with a fresh backup already in place, then clear caches with Drush. Because your dependencies are pinned in composer.lock, you can see exactly what an update changes before it goes live, and test it on a copy first using SSH. If anything looks off, our 24/7 team can help you restore or roll back, so patching promptly never feels like a gamble.

Yes, and managed migration is free. After you sign up, open a ticket and tell us where your Drupal site lives now; our team copies your files, database, settings and uploaded media across, rebuilds it on our stack and checks that modules, views and cron tasks all behave before anything changes for your visitors. Most moves finish within about 24 hours. We schedule the final DNS switch with you so the cutover happens with no downtime, and your old host stays untouched until you have confirmed the new copy looks right. Composer-managed sites move especially cleanly because the whole build is described in code. If you are also jumping to a newer Drupal or PHP 8.x version at the same time, let us know and we will factor that in. Daily backups start immediately, so your migrated site is protected from day one.