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From CMS to unified platform
The perfect WordPress site requires more than content management and hosting. Scaling traffic, regularly updating and enhancing the website, maintaining security across all touchpoints, and effectively managing multiple sites are important requirements.
Pantheon transforms WordPress from a CMS into a tool that teams can use to drive business outcomes. With WordPress on Pantheon, you can easily scale your site to handle increased traffic, protect it from security threats, and enhance collaboration and governance across large teams.
Fastest WordPress site performance
Website speed matters. Pantheon's super-efficient, container-based WordPress hosting consistently outperforms competitors in independent benchmarks. Our platform ensures your site always delivers top speed, reducing visitor abandonment and boosting engagement.
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Serverless WordPress architecture
Pantheon's serverless CMS approach to WordPress hosting eliminates IT overhead, empowering marketers and developers to create high-speed, always-on content. Our replicable application containers provide limitless scalability, ensuring high-quality digital experiences across all devices.
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What to Expect with Pantheon WordPress Hosting
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FAQs
What is managed WordPress hosting?
Managed WordPress hosting is a specialized service optimized for WordPress websites. It offers automatic updates, enhanced security, and performance optimizations. Features typically include expert support, regular backups, and built-in caching. This service handles technical aspects, allowing site owners to focus on content and business growth.
How does managed WordPress hosting compare to traditional WordPress hosting?
The standard bare-bones WordPress host offers server space, a few rudimentary tools, and not much else. You build the infrastructure, install the dev tools, and do your own support. With managed hosting on Pantheon, our platform handles architecture, capacity, setup, and more. Each Pantheon account comes with a host of features designed to make development and administration simple and intuitive.
Pantheon is #1 on the Managed Hosting Relationship rankings from G2 Crowd. If you’re migrating a large portfolio or complex architecture, our Professional Services team provides Managed Updates ensures the continued reliability and security of your site—freeing you to focus on the work that matters.
What are the key factors affecting WordPress site speed?
Key factors affecting WordPress site speed include hosting quality, theme and plugin efficiency, caching implementation, image optimization, and database optimization. The use of a Content Delivery Network (CDN) can improve global access speeds. Keeping WordPress, themes, and plugins updated also ensures optimal performance. Proper server configuration and minimizing HTTP requests are additional factors that can significantly impact site speed.
How do I optimize my WordPress site for better performance?
To optimize your WordPress site, start with a high-quality hosting provider specializing in WordPress. Choose a lightweight theme and limit plugins to essentials. Implement caching solutions and use a CDN for faster content delivery. Optimize images and minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML. Regularly update WordPress, themes, and plugins. Clean your database of unnecessary data. Consider lazy loading for images and AMP for mobile users. Conduct regular performance audits to identify areas for improvement.