Backup-only hosting
A lower-cost option for owners who manage WordPress, content, plugins, fixes, and security decisions themselves but still want a clear hosting and recovery path.
One clear plan
Yearly billing reduces the effective monthly cost. The service boundary does not change between monthly and yearly billing.
Recommended
Billed $149 yearly.
Save $31 each year.
Best forSmall brochure websites, early-stage businesses, and simple sites where the owner handles WordPress updates, content, plugins, and support themselves.
Responsibility
The lower price comes from a narrower service. This comparison prevents backup-only from being mistaken for a managed care plan.
| Task | Aimsparkk | Client |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting space for one small site | Included | |
| Daily backup coverage | Included | |
| Basic SSL and DNS launch guidance | Included | Apply requested DNS changes |
| Restore request path | Included | Request and confirm restore point |
| WordPress core, plugin, and theme updates | Not included | Responsible |
| Malware cleanup and security investigation | Not included | Responsible |
| Performance tuning and database work | Not included | Responsible |
| Content, forms, and layout fixes | Not included | Responsible |
Backup-only FAQ
This option works best when the client is comfortable managing the WordPress website itself.
It excludes managed WordPress support, update review, malware cleanup, performance tuning, content edits, layout fixes, and priority investigation.
The plan includes a restore request path. Restore timing and the available recovery point depend on the incident, backup status, and condition of the site.
Yes. A site can move to managed WordPress when support needs grow, or to managed VPS when workload and business risk require private capacity.
No. Business email is handled separately through an appropriate mailbox provider to protect deliverability and keep email away from the website server.
