Pricing guide

WPX Hosting Pricing & Plans Explained

WPX pricing is easier to compare when you separate the temporary promotion from the permanent question: how many sites and how much resource capacity do you actually need?

Updated September 9, 2026

Pricing note: WPX was showing promotional pricing when this page was updated. Because promotions and billing terms change, verify the live checkout before buying.

Current WordPress plan structure

PlanSitesStorageBandwidthRAM / CPU / PHP workers
Starter110 GB100 GB3 GB / 0.5 CPU / 9 PHP workers
BusinessUp to 520 GB200 GB5 GB / 1 CPU / 15 PHP workers
ProfessionalUp to 1540 GB400 GB15 GB / 2 CPU / 45 PHP workers
EliteUp to 3580 GBUnlimited35 GB / 3 CPU / 105 PHP workers
AgencyUp to 200300 GBUnlimited100 GB / 6 CPU / 300 PHP workers

Do not compare only the headline monthly figure

A discounted “per month” price can be tied to a long prepaid billing term. Compare the full amount due, renewal terms, refund window, and how likely you are to need the next plan. A host that looks cheaper on the first screen can cost more if your site count or workload quickly forces an upgrade.

Which WPX plan type fits which buyer?

Resources worth understanding

WPX publishes site slots, storage, bandwidth, RAM, CPU cores, and PHP workers. If those terms are unfamiliar, read our guides to storage, bandwidth, and PHP workers before choosing purely by tier name.

What is included beyond raw resources?

WPX currently lists its XDN, site migrations, SSL, daily backups, malware scanning/removal, and 24/7 technical support across its WordPress offer. Higher plans add or expand capabilities such as business email and site capacity. WooCommerce plans are a separate product line with commerce-specific positioning.

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Primary sources

Product details can change. These official sources were used for the factual product details on this page.

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