Liquid Web VS VULTR

Nexcess is Liquid Web’s specialized platform built specifically for WordPress, WooCommerce and Magento. You purchase through Liquid Web, but the actual hosting dashboard is Nexcess. It’s a structural decision: Liquid Web manages infrastructure and support, while Nexcess handles the application-level tools, staging, backups and ecommerce optimizations.

Yes. Managed WordPress and WooCommerce plans include no visit caps, no bandwidth throttling and no overage fees. This is valuable for sites that get seasonal spikes, viral traffic or heavy ad campaigns. Your plan isn’t punished for growth.

Security is built into the platform: automatic updates, daily malware scans, free SSL, Cloudflare Enterprise, DDoS protection and isolated staging updates. Higher-tier plans bring deeper protections, but even base plans offer more built-in security than many competing hosts.

Pricing is designed to be flat across data centres, but there can be minor differences due to regional costs. In practice, you pay roughly the same regardless of where you deploy.

For personal blogs or small business sites, the High Frequency 1 GB plan delivers great performance for only $6 per month. If your site runs WooCommerce or sees spikes in traffic, consider moving up to 2 GB or 4 GB of RAM. The high‑frequency tier’s NVMe storage improves database queries and reduces load times

Yes. Vultr allows you to resize instances within the same product line. For example, you can upgrade from 1 GB to 2 GB or switch from Cloud Compute to High Frequency. However, migrating between certain plans (e.g., Cloud Compute to Optimized Cloud Compute) may require creating a new instance and restoring from a snapshot.