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Hosted within LiquidWeb's secure environment, our managed servers are proactively maintained and monitored around the clock with an overall uptime of 99.99%.
Private server network with optimized performance
24/7 monitoring and maintenance by experts
Enterprise-grade managed hosting infrastructure
We maintain a carefully managed pool of websites on each server, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. This exclusive approach allows us to deliver managed hosting benefits at a fraction of the typical cost.
Perfect for small to medium businesses
Extra resources for growing sites
Maximum power and control
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It depends on the size of your site and what you need. Smaller sites with simple requirements do well on an easy, managed option. As your traffic, features, and performance expectations grow, you’ll benefit from plans with more resources and control. Mission-critical or high-traffic projects are best on dedicated options designed for consistency, security, and room to scale.
Dedicated WordPress hosting means your website lives on its own space instead of sharing with hundreds of other sites. Because it doesn’t share, your site:
It’s ideal for businesses, online stores, or any site where speed, security, and uptime really matter.
Choose Helium Blue if you want WordPress hosting that’s fast, secure, and looked after by experts—so you don’t have to be one. We handle the behind-the-scenes work (updates, backups, monitoring) and give you a clean path to scale as your site grows, with reliable uptime and responsive support when you need it.
Your site is protected with several layers of security. We filter bad traffic before it reaches WordPress (firewall), keep software updated, scan for malware, and block suspicious logins with tools like two-factor and rate limiting. Everything runs over HTTPS and we keep frequent off-site backups so we can quickly restore if something goes wrong.
