WordPress Automation Redefined

Most agencies don’t wake up one day dead set on reconstructing their hosting foundations. Yet, the industry has a way of forcing that decision. And it usually happens the way it did for Inverse Paradox: not because they wanted a new line of business, but because a real project, with real users and real consequences, […]

In WordPress hosting, the conversation around growth has gradually changed. It’s no longer only about acquiring new customers directly, but also about supporting the entire network of people who deliver hosting downstream: agencies wanting to serve their clients under their own name, freelancers adding hosting to their service packages, and small teams building miniature hosting […]

The innovation around PanelAlpha keeps growing, now with both the Control Panel and the PanelAlpha Engine working together, so it deserves an equally solid way to protect it. Our Snapshot Tool was built to make this part of administration easy, predictable, and safe. It helps you protect your installation, move it between servers, and restore […]

After the milestone release that brought the PanelAlpha Engine into full operation, we’ve kept our focus on what helps our control panel stay a dependable part of your daily workflow. The new PanelAlpha v1.5.1 builds on that foundation, bringing new technical depth that makes the platform stronger in the parts you don’t always see, but […]

In the world of WordPress hosting, everyone claims to make things easier. But talk to anyone who’s ever juggled control panels, and manual installations, and you’ll know: easy is a moving target. The real challenge isn’t just speed or uptime anymore. It’s equally about experience. How intuitive is it? How smooth? How fast can a […]

PanelAlpha v1.5.0 represents a defining point in how our platform moves forward. At the center of it stands PanelAlpha Engine v1.0, now officially out of beta, and ready to power production environments. The control panel gets its own share of attention as well, with faster DNS verification and new ways to tailor WP Cloud environments. […]

On the scene of WordPress hosting, competition-wise, you can spot two types of providers from a mile away. The first group offers general-purpose hosting that just happens to “work with WordPress”. The second group lives and breathes WordPress. Every decision they make is about plugins, updates, caching quirks, and uptime graphs. Those are the providers […]