With our partner UKNode
WordPress hosting
Managed WordPress hosting with free daily backups, a 99.9% uptime guarantee, hardened security and 24/7 WordPress support — now offered through our partner UKNode.
Why choose our WordPress hosting
Common WordPress hosting questions
How the UKNode partnership works
CloudNord specialises in game server hosting, so rather than run a WordPress platform at half attention we offer it through our partner UKNode. They provide the managed WordPress plans described on this page, and the order, billing and day-to-day support for those plans sit with them. CloudNord customers reach the partnership pricing through the links here. It is a deliberate split: you get a team whose whole job is web hosting, and we stay focused on the game servers we are set up to run properly.
What managed WordPress takes off your plate
The difference between managed and unmanaged hosting is who deals with the maintenance. On a managed plan, core updates, caching, SSL renewal and daily backups are handled for you, and the firewall and DDoS mitigation sit in front of the site without you configuring anything. That matters most for the tasks people forget: an expired certificate or an unpatched plugin causes more outages on small sites than traffic ever does. Migration assistance is included, so an existing site can be moved without rebuilding it.
Core updates and security patching are applied for you, which closes the gap that most compromised WordPress sites came through.
LiteSpeed with LSCache is set up at the server level, so pages are served fast without you tuning a caching plugin.
Free daily backups with one-click restore mean a bad plugin update is an inconvenience rather than a disaster.
Free SSL is issued and renewed automatically, so the site never lapses into a browser security warning.
A website alongside your game community
Plenty of server owners want both: a WordPress site for rules, applications, donations and news, and a game server for people to play on. The two are hosted separately but can share one domain. Point the root domain at the website and a subdomain such as play.yourdomain.com at the game server, and players use one name for everything. Professional email on the same domain rounds it off, which is useful once you are taking applications or donations rather than running everything through Discord.