Drupal Hosting
Composer and Drush, on a stack that genuinely suits Drupal work
PHP 8.3 tuned to how Drupal boots, Composer and Drush over SSH, object caching and layered defences — plus the name's first year, free SSL and a move our team handles.
$2.42
Entry plan, billed annually
PHP 8.3
OPcache on from day one
Composer
And Drush right beside it
24/7
Real engineers, no scripts
Pricing
Nothing tucked away in the Drupal plan prices
One site or a hundred — SSH, Git and Composer come with every tier.
Sprint
One site, live within minutes, sitting on the lowest tier we run
$2.42/mo
$29.04 today · billed annually
the price never jumps at renewal
- SSD storage
- 10 GB
- Websites
- 1
- Bandwidth
- 500 GB
- CPU / RAM
- 1 core / 2 GB
- Databases
- 25 MySQL
- Year one of your domain name is charged at nothing
- SSL at no charge, reissued before it ever expires
- We take the site off your previous host and land it here, no charge
- Describe the site to the AI builder in the panel, then publish
- WordPress Toolkit comes with it, plus a fresh backup every day
- Real SSH access, and Git and Composer are preinstalled
- Softaculous installs 240+ apps in one click
- ImunifyAV+ sweeps every site for malware
- NVMe SSD storage behind a LiteSpeed cache
- Mailboxes on your own domain, included
- MailChannels gets your outbound mail delivered
- cPanel at its current release, staffed support 24/7
- Your account goes live minutes after checkout
The order gets finalised over at Hosting Cheap, the shared billing system that sits behind all of our brands.
Turbo
Twenty-five sites on a single account, none of them throttled
$4.66/mo
$55.92 today · billed annually
the price never jumps at renewal
- SSD storage
- 20 GB
- Websites
- 25
- Bandwidth
- 1 TB
- CPU / RAM
- 1 core / 2 GB
- Databases
- 50 MySQL
- Nothing to pay for the domain name in its first year
- A free certificate that reissues itself well before expiry
- Your site comes off the old host and settles onto ours, at no cost
- Tell the AI builder in the panel what you want, then hit publish
- WordPress Toolkit is bundled, with a daily backup alongside it
- Genuine SSH, plus Git and Composer set up in advance
- Softaculous installs 240+ apps in one click
- ImunifyAV+ sweeps every site for malware
- NVMe SSD storage behind a LiteSpeed cache
- Mailboxes on your own domain, included
- MailChannels gets your outbound mail delivered
- cPanel on its newest build, with people answering 24/7
- Your account goes live minutes after checkout
The order gets finalised over at Hosting Cheap, the shared billing system that sits behind all of our brands.
Nitro
200 GB of NVMe, and enough processing power to use every bit
$7.08/mo
$84.96 today · billed annually
the price never jumps at renewal
- SSD storage
- 200 GB
- Websites
- 100
- Bandwidth
- 2 TB
- CPU / RAM
- 2 cores / 4 GB
- Databases
- 100 MySQL
- The domain name's first year carries no charge at all
- WordPress Toolkit Deluxe comes in without an extra fee
- Backups run every 6 hours, and Imunify360 stands out in front
- CloudLinux Pro brings PHP X-Ray, which points at the slow code
- Push code in Node.js, Python or Ruby, each one already wired up
- Priority tickets answered whatever the clock says
- A certificate at no cost, renewing itself ahead of expiry
- Our engineers move the site over from your old host, and charge nothing
- An AI builder is thrown in: state what you want, then publish
- NVMe SSD storage behind a LiteSpeed cache
- A full command line, with SSH, Git and Composer on board
- Softaculous installs 240+ apps in one click
- Your account goes live minutes after checkout
The order gets finalised over at Hosting Cheap, the shared billing system that sits behind all of our brands.
Performance
A PHP layer built to keep Drupal responsive
Each request to a Drupal site drags in a serious quantity of code, and whatever sits underneath has to carry that weight. Our servers put current PHP 8.3 and an active OPcache together with memory limits sized for the bootstrap Drupal's core performs, and behind them a fast in-memory store handles the dynamic and page caches. Editors keep a responsive dashboard. Content pages hold their speed as the library fills out.
- PHP 8.3, OPcache enabled
- Memory headroom for module-heavy builds
- An in-memory cache backend included
- NVMe-class storage beneath every account
The Essentials
One account holding all a Drupal build requires
PHP tuned to how Drupal boots
PHP 8.3 arrives with OPcache and generous memory limits, tuned for the module-heavy bootstrap Drupal performs, so pages keep moving once genuine traffic turns up.
Composer from your first login
Composer waits on the account before you log in, so core, contrib modules and the Symfony packages under them land precisely as the Drupal project intends.
Drush over a proper shell
Full SSH comes on every plan, which puts Drush a single command away. Flush caches, run database updates, export config, manage users, and never once open the admin UI.
Caching wired in before you start
The dynamic page cache in Drupal sits on a fast in-memory backend, which keeps editorial dashboards and heavy content pages responsive. You configure nothing to get it.
Guarded, and painless to patch
You are covered by free self-reissuing SSL, a web application firewall and nightly copies. Rolling out a Drupal security release stops feeling like a leap of faith.
The move is ours, free
Drupal already living with another host? Files, database and settings all come across at no cost, and it is normally done within 24 hours of you asking.
Workflow
Using Composer and Drush the way Drupal intends
Modern Drupal is a Composer project from top to bottom, and we treat it as exactly that. Pull core, the contrib modules and the Symfony packages beneath them down with Composer. Day-to-day work then goes through Drush over SSH, where cache flushes, database updates and config syncs are finished in seconds. Put Git over the top and each deployment turns clean and repeatable instead of an exercise in copying files about.
- Composer for core and contrib
- Full SSH for Drush itself
- Git for configuration held in code
- composer.lock keeps a build repeatable
Side By Side
How the Drupal tiers compare
When traffic picks up, the next tier is a couple of clicks away and nothing more.
| What's included | Sprint | Turbo | Nitro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storage (SSD) | 10 GB | 20 GB | 200 GB |
| Sites you can host | 1 | 25 | 100 |
| CPU and RAM | 1 core / 2 GB | 1 core / 2 GB | 2 cores / 4 GB |
| Database allowance | 25 MySQL | 50 MySQL | 100 MySQL |
| Drush and Composer via SSH | |||
| Git included throughout | |||
| Page and object caching | |||
| SSL, copies and the move, all free |
Protection
Guarded, copied every night, and quick to patch
Drupal's security team has earned every bit of its reputation, and staying patched remains your strongest defence. Our job is taking the pain out of that part. Free SSL, a web application firewall and a daily copy are permanently in place, so an advisory landing means you ship the fix through Composer with last night's restore point sitting behind you. Patch day turns into routine.
- Free SSL, reissued automatically
- A web application firewall on every site
- A daily copy, with restore points to hand
- Composer-driven security updates
Who It's For
Set up around the way teams really run Drupal
Publishers and editorial teams
Workflows, taxonomy and views in Drupal ask for a platform that can push richly structured content out fast, to each reader, on every request.
Developers and builders
SSH, Git and Composer sit within reach, so you work the way modern Drupal expects you to: configuration held in code, dependencies pinned, deployments repeatable whenever you call for one.
Agencies and growing projects
Several Drupal builds can share one account, and lifting the plan takes a couple of clicks as client traffic and workload start climbing.
Versions
The Drupal releases we support
Stay on the release your modules support, then step up through Composer whenever you are ready.
Drupal 11
The latest major release, sitting on modern PHP 8.x with OPcache. Composer installs it and Composer keeps it current.
Drupal 10
Widely deployed, and supported in full here. Step up to 11 through Composer once your contrib modules can take it.
Drupal 9 and older
A legacy 9.x site keeps running here while you work out when to jump. Get in touch and we will map a clean upgrade route through to 10 or to 11.
Drupal 7
Upstream support has run out, which makes upgrading the obvious next move. We will put you onto a current release and charge nothing for it.
Getting Started
Checkout to live site, done in three moves
- 1
Choose your tier
One Drupal build fits on Launch, while Pro and Elite go to 100 sites. SSH, Git and Composer come as standard on every tier, never as paid extras.
- 2
Bring Drupal in through Composer
Bring core and contrib down with Composer. Or hand us the existing site and we shift it across free, most often inside 24 hours.
- 3
Run the site through Drush
Updates, cache flushes and config syncs are all terminal work, and meanwhile the caching layer and the firewall keep the site quick and guarded.
Included
Standard on every Drupal tier
- PHP 8.3 with OPcache, set for Drupal
- Composer ready the moment you arrive
- Full SSH, with Drush to hand
- Git for proper version control
- Object and page caching, already configured
- As many as 100 MySQL or MariaDB databases
- Free SSL that reissues on its own
- A nightly copy, fully automatic
- A web application firewall standing ahead of the site
- Free managed migration
- phpMyAdmin and scheduled cron
- People on support, day and night
Drupal running somewhere else at the moment? We move it free.
Our team shifts the files, database and settings with no downtime — most moves finish within 24 hours.
Start My MigrationQuestions
Drupal hosting questions, answered plainly
Which Drupal releases run here?
The recent majors are all at home on this platform. Drupal 10 and 11 both run on the current PHP 8.x stack with OPcache, and a 9.x install stays supported while you work its upgrade out. Composer handles every install and every update, which leaves the core release and the contrib versions on your account entirely your call. You move to a new major when the project is ready for it, not when a host decides. Drupal 7 sites still function, though that branch is past its end-of-life date, so we would steer you towards 10 or 11 and perform the move free. Full SSH, up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases and a daily copy let you rehearse the whole upgrade on a duplicate first, so a major-version jump never gambles with the live site.
Is Composer the way to install Drupal here?
It is the route we recommend, and it works from your first SSH session, because Composer is already installed. That matches how the Drupal project says a site ought to be built today. A single command brings down core, contrib modules, themes and the Symfony packages underneath, while composer.json and composer.lock remain yours to control, which keeps each build repeatable and every dependency pinned to a known release. Updates stay brisk too. One command raises core or a module, you read over what changed, then the lock file goes in. Add the Git access that comes on every plan and the workflow runs code-first rather than shuffling files about. Rather not touch the terminal? Our team will install or move a Composer-managed Drupal site and hand it back ready to run.
Can I run Drush on this hosting?
Yes. Full SSH ships with every plan, so pulling Drush in through Composer and driving the whole site from a command line is a job of minutes. Flush caches straight after a deploy, apply database updates on one line, push configuration between environments, create users, reset passwords, mint one-time login links. None of that needs the admin screens. On a content-heavy Drupal build the saving mounts up fast, because clicking through menus for routine work wears thin. Git and Composer live in the same kit, which makes a repeatable deploy easy to script: pull the latest code, composer install, database updates, config import, in that order. A daily copy sits beneath all of it, so a command that surprises you ends in a rollback rather than a disaster. Support answers around the clock whenever something looks off.
Why does Drupal run quickly here?
Every Drupal request executes a great deal of code, which puts the hardware underneath it under genuine scrutiny. Your account runs on pure NVMe SSD storage with a current PHP 8.x build and OPcache, which holds compiled code in memory instead of rebuilding it for each visitor. LiteSpeed caching over HTTP/2 hands cached pages and static assets back from memory, and Drupal's own object and page caches layer neatly on top, so logged-in dashboards and content-rich pages keep their pace. Up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases and phpMyAdmin leave ample room for indexing and query tuning as the content library fills out. CPU and RAM climb with each tier, so growing means a couple of clicks rather than a rebuild elsewhere. Editors get a responsive back end. Readers get pages that arrive without hesitation, even on module-heavy builds.
How do I apply a Drupal security release?
Patching in good time is your strongest defence, and Drupal's security team is among the best in open source at telling you what to patch. Our side of it is to remove the friction. Network-level DDoS protection and a web application firewall sit in front of every account, free self-reissuing SSL keeps the traffic encrypted, and a fresh restore point exists each day because the copy runs nightly. An advisory arrives; the remedy is usually one Composer command aimed at core or at whichever module is affected, then a Drush cache clear to close it out. Yesterday's copy is already in hand while you do it. Pinned dependencies in composer.lock show you precisely which packages an update touches before production ever sees the change, and you can rehearse the whole sequence over SSH on a duplicate. Where it does go wrong, our team is reachable at any hour to restore or roll back, which is what stops a fast patch feeling like a risk.
Will you move an existing Drupal site free?
Yes, and the managed move is free. Sign up first, then raise a ticket telling us where the site lives at present. Our team lifts the files, the database, the settings and the media library, rebuilds the lot on our stack, and tests modules, views and cron jobs before a single visitor notices anything. Around 24 hours covers most moves. We agree the final DNS switch with you, which is what removes the downtime, and your old host stays untouched until you confirm the new copy reads correctly. A Composer-managed site travels especially well here, since the whole build is written down in code. Fancy jumping to a newer Drupal release or a newer PHP 8.x build while we are at it? Tell us and it goes into the same move. The daily copy starts at once, so the site is covered on day one.
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A PHP stack set for Drupal, Composer and Drush from the first minute — with the name's first year, free SSL and a move we handle.
Browse Hosting PlansDrupal rewards a well-tuned server and punishes a neglected one. It wants current PHP, real memory, a dependable cron and a cache that does its share. Underneath it is NVMe storage, LiteSpeed caching and a 99.9% uptime commitment written into the SLA rather than the brochure.
Meant for organisations running structured content on Drupal. Every plan includes a free certificate, a free migration, nightly backups and 30 days in which to change your mind on any hosting purchase.
Drupal with room to breathe
Give each site PHP 8.x with the memory ceiling Drupal really needs, schedule cron for indexing and queues, and let LiteSpeed serve cached pages to anonymous readers while signed-in sessions pass straight through. Drush runs over SSH, and Composer-managed installs are ordinary practice here rather than an exception.
Redundancy is dull and it is exactly where the money goes: our London datacentre, more than one route to the internet, conditioned power, and failover that happens without anyone raising a ticket.
Hosting Drupal: the numbers
The right plan interests us more than the biggest one. The price is on the page, renewals follow it, and nothing turns up at checkout that was hidden on the way in. Every hosting plan carries a 30-day money-back guarantee, so trying it risks nothing more than an afternoon.
Structured content does not require an enterprise contract. The shared plans carry Drupal, and a VPS from $13.52 is there for the day a multisite or a large editorial team outgrows them.
Drupal's setup on our platform
Drupal sites sit on NVMe storage in our London datacentre with files and database backed up each night. Updates can rehearse on a clone first, so a module change reaches your editors only after proving itself somewhere else.
Maintenance runs to our timetable, mostly overnight: security patches, panel updates and PHP releases arrive without you booking a window for them.
- SSH-level Composer and Drush
- Indexing and queues on scheduled cron
- Automatic failover inside our London datacentre
- LiteSpeed serving off 100% NVMe storage
Good to Know
More that's built in
Cron you can count on
Queues and the search index depend on it. Put it on a schedule in the panel and retire visitor-triggered cron altogether.
Speed set up for you
Every site lands on NVMe with server-side caching already running, leaving no tuning for you.
Certificates in the price
Each domain comes with a self-renewing certificate, so encryption never appears in the upsell column.
We move it for you
Coming from another host? Our engineers move the site across free, usually inside 24 hours.
Automatic daily snapshots
Snapshots are taken nightly without prompting, and you can roll one back the moment something breaks.
Support around the clock
There is no bot-only queue: the people who run the platform answer, whatever hour you write in.
Getting Going
Getting going takes three steps
- 1
Order in minutes
Take a tier with the memory and storage the build needs.
- 2
Wire the domain
Connect the domain; SSL installs automatically.
- 3
Start serving traffic
Install over SSH with Composer, or we migrate the site free.
In Every Plan
Thrown in without an extra charge
- 30 days in which to change your mind on any hosting plan
- Per-site memory limits, set by you
- Module updates rehearsed on a clone
- Every hosted domain gets SSL free
- Your migration is carried out by our engineers at no cost
- Backups taken automatically every day, all plans
- a 99.9% uptime SLA that pays credits when missed
- Humans answering support 24 hours a day
Still Curious
Questions that keep coming up
Is Drupal multisite supported here?
A modest multisite, a handful of sites with separate databases, one codebase and a domain each, runs perfectly well on shared hosting. Larger multisite estates do better on a VPS where memory and PHP workers are yours to tune, and we help with the move when that day arrives.
How soon can Drupal hosting be running?
Provisioning is instant and automatic. Only a migration takes longer, and even that usually finishes the same day, done by us at no charge.
Does the price move at renewal?
The same rate and the same amount. There is no introductory price here that quietly doubles once you have settled in.
What if Drupal hosting turns out not to suit me?
The plan carries a 30-day money-back guarantee. Say so inside the month and the refund is processed, with no exit interview and no hand-off to a retention team paid to argue.
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