One click puts Joomla on the server. Pick your PHP version and tune it, drop in the extensions you want, then leave LiteSpeed caching and daily backups to grind away in the background. Domain, SSL and migration are all free.
$2.42
Launch, per month
1-click
Joomla installer
PHP 8.x
Version you choose
Daily
Automatic backups
Plans
Cheap Joomla hosting plans
One Joomla site, or a portfolio running to 100 of them. The 1-click installer, PHP tuning, caching and backups are standard on every tier, whichever you take.
Forget the download, unzip and configure ritual. Our application installer builds Joomla's files and database, creates the admin login, and hands back a working site in roughly a minute. Run as many Joomla installs as the plan allows, and when a new release turns up, one-click updates keep the core current.
Joomla installs straight from the control panel
Database and configuration handled on your behalf
Several Joomla sites running alongside each other
Core updates take a couple of clicks, no more
Why Our Joomla Hosting
Everything a Joomla site needs
1-click Joomla install
From the control panel, a fresh Joomla site goes live in roughly a minute. No manual database setup, no config file editing, no juggling FTP clients.
Tunable PHP versions
Change PHP releases per site and set memory_limit, max_execution_time and upload sizes to suit, so Joomla and each extension get precisely the environment they ask for.
Extensions made easy
Components, modules and templates go in without a permissions fight. Full file access, database access and SSH mean even awkward extensions land cleanly.
LiteSpeed caching
NVMe storage sits behind LiteSpeed and server-side caching, which serves Joomla pages out of memory and holds load times down as the catalogue and the traffic both grow.
Daily automatic backups
Backups run automatically on every site and restore in a couple of clicks, so a bad extension update or a clumsy edit stops being a disaster and becomes an inconvenience.
Free domain & SSL
Take an annual plan and the first-year domain plus auto-renewing SSL are in it, so the Joomla site carries your name and encryption from day one.
Performance
Your PHP, tuned — and cached hard
Joomla and its extensions run only as fast as the PHP beneath them. You pick the PHP release site by site and tune memory, execution time, upload sizes and which extensions load, so nothing gets throttled and nothing goes missing. LiteSpeed and NVMe caching then serve pages from memory. One visitor or a thousand at once, the site holds its speed either way.
A PHP version chosen per individual site
Adjust limits and enable extensions
LiteSpeed page and object caching
NVMe storage under every install
Extend Freely
Components, modules and templates, sorted
Joomla is at its best in its extensions, so we stay out of the way. Full file and database access means components, modules, plugins and templates install without permission headaches, and when an extension wants a particular PHP extension or a larger upload limit, you switch it on yourself. For custom work there's SSH, Git and Composer to build and deploy with.
Full file access, so installs stay clean
Up to 100 MySQL databases
SSH, Git and Composer included
Switch on whichever PHP extensions you need
Compare
Compare Joomla plans
When the site and the traffic outgrow a tier, moving up takes a couple of clicks.
Joomla hosting plan comparison
Feature
Launch
Pro
Elite
SSD storage
10 GB
20 GB
200 GB
Websites
1
25
100
CPU / RAM
1 core / 2 GB
1 core / 2 GB
2 cores / 4 GB
Databases
25 MySQL
50 MySQL
100 MySQL
1-click Joomla installer
PHP version & tuning
LiteSpeed caching
Daily backups
Safety Net
Backed up daily, secured by default
A Joomla site is files, a database and a pile of extensions working together, so the protection covers the lot. Automatic daily backups roll a bad update or a bad edit back in a couple of clicks, free SSL encrypts the traffic, and malware scanning keeps an eye out. Trying a new template stops feeling like a gamble.
Automatic daily backups
Self-service one-click restores
Free auto-renewing SSL
Malware scanning on every site
Great For
Built for the way you use Joomla
Content & community sites
Magazines, membership sites and portals lean on Joomla's multilingual and access-control features, and caching keeps the pages quick while they do.
Agencies & builders
Keep a client roster in one panel, where each Joomla install gets its own PHP settings, shell access and space for staging.
Developers & integrators
Prefer building your own components? The shell is open, Git and Composer are installed, MySQL takes remote connections, so Joomla deploys your way.
How It Works
Live in three simple steps
1
Pick your Joomla plan
Launch covers a single site; Pro and Elite take you to 100. Each of the three tiers carries the 1-click installer, PHP tuning, caching and backups without exception.
2
Install or migrate Joomla
Fire up a brand new Joomla site with one click, or hand the existing one over and our team moves it across, files, database, extensions and all, at no charge and usually inside 24 hours.
3
Build and grow
Add the extensions and templates you want, dial in the PHP settings, then let LiteSpeed caching and daily backups hold the site fast and safe while support keeps watch 24/7.
Included
On every Joomla plan
1-click Joomla installer
Choose your PHP version per site
Adjustable PHP limits & extensions
One-click component & module installs
LiteSpeed + NVMe caching
Daily automatic backups
Free domain for the first year
Free auto-renewing SSL
Free managed migration
SSH, Git & Composer access
Up to 100 MySQL databases
24/7 human support
Upgrade Path
Moving from Joomla 3 to Joomla 5
Joomla 3 is past end of life. Here's what a tidy move to Joomla 5 involves, and if you'd rather not do it, we'll handle every step for you.
1
Audit your extensions
Write down every component, module, plugin and template, then confirm each one has a release that supports Joomla 4 and 5. Most upgrades stall right here.
2
Update, then migrate
Get the Joomla 3 site fully patched first, then run Joomla's guided migration to 4 and on to 5, doing all of it on a staging copy that your plan lets you spin up.
3
Test and go live
Go through menus, forms and templates on that copy, take a fresh backup, then make the switch. Or skip the manual work entirely and let our team migrate it for free.
Joomla living somewhere else? Moving it costs nothing.
Your Joomla files, database, extensions and templates all come across with no downtime, and our team normally finishes within 24 hours of you asking.
Quickest route by far is the one-click installer inside cPanel, which runs on Softaculous. Open it up, find Joomla among the 240-plus apps on offer, choose the domain or subfolder it should sit in, set an admin username and password, and it writes the files, builds the database and finishes the job in about a minute. Nothing to download, nothing to unzip, nothing to configure by hand, and no FTP client involved. Run the installer as often as your plan's site limit permits, which makes standing up a staging copy next to the live site straightforward. Softaculous also keeps a record of what you have installed, so a Joomla core update later on is one click rather than an afternoon. Would you rather start from a site that already exists? Our team migrates your current Joomla install free, files, database, extensions and all.
Can I choose and tune the PHP version?
Yes. cPanel lets you set which modern PHP 8.x release each site runs on, and change it whenever you like, which helps when a template or an extension insists on something specific. The settings Joomla cares about are adjustable too: memory_limit, max_execution_time, upload_max_filesize and post_max_size, along with individual PHP extensions you can toggle per site. That control earns its keep because a busy Joomla install with a lot of components will outgrow default limits, and big media uploads or imports need room to work. OPcache forms part of the stack as well, holding compiled PHP in memory so pages render quicker. Each site keeps its own PHP configuration, so one install can sit on a newer branch while another stays on an older one, and you upgrade each on its own timeline instead of moving the lot at once.
Will my Joomla extensions and templates work?
They will. Full file access comes as standard, along with up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases, phpMyAdmin and SSH, so components, modules, plugins and templates install cleanly rather than running into the permission headaches some hosts inflict. Need a particular PHP extension switched on, or a bigger upload limit? You do it yourself in cPanel instead of raising a ticket and waiting for someone. On complicated sites that lean on directory, forms, ecommerce or membership extensions with requirements of their own, that difference is worth a lot. Anyone building custom work has SSH, Git and Composer for managing dependencies and deploying in their usual way. Cron jobs are on hand too, for extensions that run scheduled tasks such as sending newsletters or rebuilding indexes. Daily automatic backups sit under all of it, which keeps trying a new template or component low-risk: if it misbehaves, roll straight back.
How does caching speed up my Joomla site?
The site sits on pure NVMe SSD storage with LiteSpeed caching and HTTP/2, which is a long way ahead of a traditional setup. Rendered pages and static assets come out of memory through LiteSpeed rather than being rebuilt for each visitor, while OPcache holds compiled PHP so the server does less work per request. Add Joomla's own page and module caching over the top and repeat visits get very quick indeed. Traffic spikes are where this earns its keep: a newsletter goes out, a social post catches fire, and hundreds land at once. Cached pages soak that up instead of hammering PHP and MySQL. NVMe storage also cuts the time spent on database queries behind menus, articles and search. What you end up with is a Joomla site that keeps responding as both your content pile and your audience grow, with no hand-tuning from you.
Do backups come with it, and can I restore one myself?
Automatic daily backups come with every plan, and restores are self-service. From cPanel you roll a site, or a single database, back in a couple of clicks, with no ticket to raise and no waiting. That safety net changes how boldly you can work: updating the Joomla core, swapping a template, installing a fresh component, all of it becomes reversible, so a change that goes wrong turns into a quick restore rather than a crisis. Files and database are both covered, which means the whole site returns to a known-good state instead of half of it. Sensible habits still help. Take a fresh backup immediately before any major change, and test big updates on a staging copy first, which your plan's site allowance makes straightforward. Struggling to find the right restore point? Our 24/7 human support team will walk you through it.
Can you move my existing Joomla site here?
Yes, and the migration costs nothing. Once you have signed up, open a ticket with your current host's details. Our team brings the Joomla files, the database, the extensions and the templates over, rebuilds the site on our stack, then works through menus, components and modules to confirm they all behave before visitors notice a thing. Most moves are done within about 24 hours. The final DNS cutover gets arranged with you, so the switch carries no downtime, and your existing site stays live and untouched until you have confirmed the new copy is right. Running an older Joomla or PHP version? Say so, and we can advise on the safest route as part of the job. Daily automatic backups start the moment the site lands here, and free auto-renewing SSL is issued for the domain, so what arrives is protected and encrypted from day one.
Joomla stands apart from most content management systems because of what ships in its core rather than as a bolt-on add-on: native multilingual publishing, a granular access control system with six user group levels, and a choice of competing template frameworks. Hosting that treats those as afterthoughts limits what a Joomla site can actually do, whether that means running a magazine in five languages or handing twelve client editors carefully scoped permissions on one install.
Our stack is built around that reality rather than around a generic PHP app. NVMe SSD storage and LiteSpeed sit underneath every Joomla install from the first click, and because the same cPanel-style panel powers our web hosting, VPS and dedicated server plans, a Joomla site that outgrows shared resources moves up to more CPU and RAM without a platform change, a new control panel to learn, or a fresh migration to arrange.
Deep Dives
The details behind the promises
Multilingual publishing and access levels, built in
Joomla is one of the few major CMS platforms with multilingual support baked into the core rather than delivered by a third-party plugin. Install a language pack, associate translated articles with each other, and drop in the built-in language-switcher module, and visitors land on content in their own language without a patchwork of extensions holding it together. That matters for portals and community sites serving audiences across borders, and it runs cleanly on the PHP versions and tuned memory limits available on every plan here.
Underneath that sits Joomla's access control system: six user group levels from Public through Super Administrator, with view access assigned per menu item, per article and per module. An agency can give one client's team publish rights on their own section while keeping them out of global configuration, and a membership site can gate whole categories of content behind a registered or subscriber level. Full file and database access means you can extend those groups or wire in a third-party membership extension without hitting permission walls.
Template frameworks: Helix, Gantry, T3 and YOOtheme
Joomla doesn't lock you into one templating approach the way some platforms do. Helix, Gantry, T3 and YOOtheme Pro are all actively used template frameworks, each with its own module positions, style options and asset pipeline, and each with different appetites for PHP memory and compile time when a theme rebuilds its CSS or regenerates cached layouts.
Because PHP versions and limits are tunable per site rather than fixed account-wide, you can raise memory_limit or max_execution_time for a framework that needs headroom during theme changes, then dial it back down once the site is live. SSH and Composer access also let developers manage a framework's own build tooling directly, rather than working around restrictions a shared PHP configuration would otherwise impose.
Search-friendly URLs, sitemaps and structured data
Joomla's Search Engine Friendly URLs option, turned on in Global Configuration, rewrites default query-string links into clean, readable paths, and pairing it with URL rewriting produces addresses without index.php in them at all. Per-article meta descriptions, canonical URL handling and Open Graph fields round out what's available before you add a single extension, and popular sitemap and schema components layer structured data on top for richer search listings.
None of that matters much if the page arrives slowly, though. LiteSpeed and NVMe-backed caching keep time-to-first-byte low, which feeds directly into Core Web Vitals — a ranking signal search engines weigh alongside content relevance. Clean URLs and fast delivery working together is what separates a Joomla site that merely has SEO settings turned on from one that actually performs in search results.
When a Joomla site outgrows shared hosting
Signs a Joomla site has outgrown shared resources tend to show up together: a large media library slowing backups, a busy events or directory component pushing database queries harder, or traffic spikes that leave pages noticeably slower even with caching turned on. None of that means starting over — it usually just means the site needs dedicated CPU and RAM rather than shared capacity.
VPS plans from $13.52/mo hand a Joomla install its own resources while keeping the same cPanel-style panel and one-click tools you already know, and dedicated servers from $149.99/mo go further for the highest-traffic sites or agencies consolidating several client installs onto one machine. Free managed migration covers the move either way, so upgrading is a resource change rather than a rebuild.
Turn your Joomla site into an online store
Joomla powers online stores through extensions like VirtueMart and HikaShop, both of which run as components inside a standard Joomla install rather than a separate platform. That means the same admin login, the same template, and the same access control system manage your catalogue and your content side by side — useful for a business that wants a shop section alongside a blog, resource library or membership area.
Storefronts built this way lean harder on the server than a brochure site does: product image galleries push storage and upload limits, checkout pages need SSL that's actually trusted, and a spike in orders is the worst possible moment for slow queries. Free auto-renewing SSL, NVMe storage, tunable PHP upload limits and daily backups cover that groundwork, so the extension is the only new thing you have to configure.
Run VirtueMart or HikaShop as a Joomla component
Free auto-renewing SSL for secure checkout
Tunable PHP upload limits for product galleries
Daily backups before and after catalogue changes
More Reasons
Built to help you grow
Native multilingual publishing
Joomla's core language association tools run without a third-party plugin holding the translation together.
Six-level access control
Assign view and publish rights by user group down to the individual menu item or article.
Search-friendly URLs by default
Turn on Joomla's SEF URLs and pair them with fast, cached page delivery for stronger search results.
Free staging copies for safe testing
Spin up an extra Joomla install within your plan's site allowance to test template or extension changes first.
30-day money-back guarantee
Try your Joomla plan risk-free and get a refund within 30 days if it isn't the right fit.
Geo-currency checkout pricing
Pricing displays automatically in your local currency, useful for multilingual sites serving international visitors.
Getting Started
How to get going
1
Install your language packs
Add the languages your audience needs from Joomla's extension manager and enable the built-in language-switcher module.
2
Map out access levels
Set up user groups for editors, authors and administrators, then assign view access per section, category or menu item.
3
Publish and localize
Associate translated articles with each other, assign per-language menus, and let caching keep every version quick.
Good To Know
What's covered
30-day money-back guarantee on every Joomla plan
Free migration covers multiple Joomla sites in one move
Geo-currency pricing shown automatically at checkout
Reseller hosting available for agencies managing client sites
Business email hosting available alongside your Joomla plan
Domain registration and management from the same account
More FAQ
More questions, answered
Does this hosting support multilingual Joomla sites?
Yes. Joomla's multilingual features are part of the core rather than a plugin, and they run without any special server configuration — install the language packs you need, associate translated content, and enable the language-switcher module. Tunable PHP memory and daily backups behave the same across every language version of the site, and geo-currency pricing on checkout is a natural fit if you're serving visitors across several countries.
Can I give my editors and authors different access levels?
Yes. Joomla's access control system defines six user group levels, and you can assign view or publish rights per menu item, category or article rather than granting blanket access. That lets an agency give each client's team edit rights on their own section while keeping global configuration locked down, and full database access means you can extend those groups with a membership or subscription extension if you need finer control.
Is this hosting good for Joomla SEO?
It covers both halves of what Joomla SEO needs. Search Engine Friendly URLs, canonical tags and per-article meta fields are available from Joomla's Global Configuration with no extension required, and on the server side, LiteSpeed and NVMe caching keep time-to-first-byte low, which feeds directly into the Core Web Vitals search engines weigh in rankings. Clean URLs paired with fast delivery is what actually moves the needle, not settings alone.
Can I run a Joomla-powered online store?
Yes, using an ecommerce component such as VirtueMart or HikaShop, which runs inside your existing Joomla install alongside your content and templates. Free auto-renewing SSL secures checkout, tunable PHP upload limits handle product image galleries, and daily backups mean a catalogue change or extension update is always reversible. For a storefront that outgrows a shared plan's resources, our dedicated ecommerce hosting is worth a look too.
What happens when my Joomla site outgrows shared hosting?
You move up to dedicated resources without changing platforms. VPS plans start at $13.52/mo and hand your Joomla install its own CPU and RAM while keeping the same cPanel-style panel and one-click tools, and dedicated servers from $149.99/mo suit the highest-traffic sites or agencies consolidating several client installs onto one machine. Free managed migration handles the move either way, so nothing is left for you to rebuild by hand.
Is there a guarantee if Joomla hosting isn't the right fit?
Yes. Every plan carries a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can install Joomla, test your templates and extensions, and confirm the PHP tuning and caching suit your site before committing long-term. If it isn't right for you, request a refund within that window through our 24/7 human support team.