Not every WordPress site needs a server
Starting with unnecessary infrastructure adds maintenance without improving the website.
WordPress
A practical place to run WordPress, from simple sites to dedicated Cloud Servers
Use Web Hosting for straightforward WordPress sites or move to a Cloud Server when you need dedicated resources, custom software or more control over the stack.
The operating problem
Infrastructure work should not dominate the work you actually sell
Growing sites eventually need more control
WooCommerce, heavier plugins and custom integrations can outgrow a shared hosting model.
DNS, domains and hosting still have to line up
A WordPress deployment is only useful when the surrounding domain and DNS configuration is correct.
CloudBalkan model
Use the right service for each project, keep the operations together
- Choose Web Hosting or Cloud Servers based on the workload
- Keep domains and DNS in the same platform
- Scale Cloud Server resources when needed
- Use AI Operator context while troubleshooting
- Keep an upgrade path without changing provider
Things you can ask
Core platform
Cloud infrastructure from one Control Center
Cloud Servers
Flexible compute for production websites, internal tools, development environments and client projects.
Cloud Storage
Block storage for databases, application data, media libraries and workloads that outgrow the server system disk.
Public Cloud Network
Networking for Cloud Servers and services managed as part of the CloudBalkan platform.
Cloud DNS
Authoritative DNS zones and records for websites, mail and cloud applications.
Domain Names
Domain registration, transfers and renewals managed from the CloudBalkan Control Center.
Web Hosting
Web hosting for company sites, landing pages and client projects, managed from CloudBalkan.
Keep the infrastructure around your projects in one place.
Start with Web Hosting or a Cloud Server and add the surrounding services only when you need them.
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