Lean hosting
Backup-only
From $15/monthFor one small site when your team manages WordPress, content, plugins, fixes, and security decisions.
- Daily backup coverage
- SSL and DNS setup guidance
- Restore request path
Aimsparkk hosting
Business hosting with a website team behind it.
Choose a lean backup-only plan, managed WordPress care, or a private managed VPS. Every path has a clear support boundary, private dashboard, DNS guidance, and a route to grow.
Hosting paths
Start with the responsibility you need.
Plan names describe who manages the website, not only how much disk space is included. That makes the support boundary easier to understand before checkout.
Recommended for most businesses
Managed WordPress
From $29/monthFor business websites that need backups, monitoring, WordPress risk review, migration help, and practical support.
- Managed WordPress support
- Security and malware monitoring
- Performance and launch checks
Private capacity
Managed VPS
From $249/monthFor higher-value sites, ecommerce, portals, campaigns, and workloads that need stronger isolation and planning.
- Private managed environment
- Security hardening and backup planning
- Capacity review before activation
Side-by-side
Compare the three service levels.
Use backup-only when price matters most, managed WordPress when the website needs ongoing care, and VPS when business risk or workload needs private capacity.
| Service | Backup-only | Managed WordPress | Managed VPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $15/month | $29/month | $249/month + setup |
| Website management | Client managed | Aimsparkk managed | Aimsparkk managed |
| Daily backup coverage | Included | Included | Planned and managed |
| WordPress risk review | Not included | Included by plan | Included when WordPress is hosted |
| Malware response | Not included | Guidance or agreed cleanup | Managed response by scope |
| Migration help | Guidance only | Included on Business and Care | Planned before activation |
| Capacity planning | Upgrade when needed | Website health review | Server and workload review |
| Best fit | Small brochure site | Active business website | High-value or complex workload |
Managed foundation
The website and hosting layer are reviewed together.
Hosting problems rarely stay inside the server. They appear as failed forms, slow landing pages, broken updates, security warnings, missing email, or lost customer trust.
Launch ownership
DNS, SSL, domain, migration, and go-live checks are handled through one documented path.
Offsite recovery
Daily backup coverage and a restore request path provide a practical way back after failure.
WordPress awareness
Support considers plugins, themes, forms, frontend scripts, caching, and the customer journey.
Clear escalation
The dashboard keeps domains, assigned IPs, status, support requests, and billing actions together.
Onboarding
From plan choice to a monitored website.
- 01
Choose the service level
Select backup-only, managed WordPress, or VPS based on responsibility and workload.
- 02
Create the account
Add one or more domains, each with its own plan and contact email, under one dashboard login.
- 03
Follow private DNS guidance
The order receives an assigned IP and domain-specific instructions without exposing infrastructure choices publicly.
- 04
Verify and operate
SSL, health, backup, and support status stay visible as the service moves from trial to active billing.
Hosting questions
Useful answers before choosing a service level.
The plan should match who owns the technical work and what the website has at stake.
Which hosting plan should a small business choose?
Backup-only suits a simple site managed by the owner. Managed WordPress is the better fit when the website supports enquiries, marketing, or sales. Managed VPS is reviewed for higher-value, higher-traffic, ecommerce, portal, or custom workloads.
Can one account contain more than one domain?
Yes. The hosting trial cart can add multiple domains under one dashboard login, with a separate plan, billing cycle, domain contact, and assigned IP for each order.
Are backups stored away from the website server?
Aimsparkk provides daily offsite backup coverage and a documented restore request path. Retention and restore handling follow the selected plan and backup policy.
Can a WordPress plan move to VPS later?
Yes. Aimsparkk reviews traffic, ecommerce risk, integrations, storage, caching, database pressure, and campaign plans before recommending the move.
Is email hosting included?
Business email is handled separately so website performance and mailbox delivery remain properly separated. Aimsparkk can set up Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or a simpler mailbox service.