Fastest WordPress Hosting? Kinsta vs WP Engine

[@kwiktips]

Did you test the AWS version of WP Engine or the GCP environment?

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Sorry I don't remember

[@thefastestwordpresshosting2704]

good job man . we appreciate that

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Thanks!

[@nepalonlinekhabar6271]

Ugggh buddy, the video was interesting from the beginning but collapes when goes to end. Whatever, you tried well... How you compare the web hosting servers for your blog which earns for you? Would you like to have bluehost server or kinsta (shared hosting) for your 2k daily traffic?

[@TonyTeachesTech]

I'm not a fan of Bluehost, so I'd pick Kinsta for sure

[@nepalonlinekhabar6271]

@@TonyTeachesTech but too expensive..

[@TonyTeachesTech]

@@nepalonlinekhabar6271 yes Kinsta is a premium web host for sure. Another premium hosting option without the high price tag is Cloudways. Ever hear of it? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJ6rl4h7ppubars

[@nepalonlinekhabar6271]

@@TonyTeachesTech never heard about it...

[@TonyTeachesTech]

@@nepalonlinekhabar6271 Something worth checking out

[@magnoliaphotographysc]

This is probably a dumb question, but I'm brand new to the Wordpress environment. I signed up with Bluehost almost two weeks and my site has been down for the past three days. I'm disgusted with their customer service and their ability to resolve my issues. I'm assuming moving to a Kinsta or WP Engine would be a far better experience? I'm looking to run a blog and some then look to see some minimal digitial download educational courses for photography. Any recommendations? Thank you!

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Both Kinsta and WPEngine are premium managed WordPress hosting providers. These differ from shared hosting like BlueHost in that they offer a platform built for WordPress (think security, speed optimization, etc.) while costing more. To your point, customer service with Kinsta in my experience has been phenomenal. I was in your shoes a few years back when I tried Bluehost and also has a terrible customer service experience with them. Now that you've tried out shared hosting, my recommendation would be to give Kinsta or WP Engine a try and see how much better they are. In all cases, there's a money back guarantee of at least 30 days. Feel free to reach out to me at tonyteaches.tech/contact if you have any specific questions. Goodluck!

[@BeatsbyVanity]

Your website is hosted via Choopa though?

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Nope, I never heard of that

[@hadiya2179]

WPEngine has taken to court and fined by Australian consumer affair for their false claims. I was almost going to migrate to WPEngine. WPX beat Kinsta on speed test. So I go with WPX for sure.

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Good choice :)

[@omchauhan3908]

Kinsta Or Cloudways (Digital Ocean)???

[@TonyTeachesTech]

I don't have experience with Cloudways. But look, if you want all the speed optimizations taken care of for you and don't mind spending a bit extra, then I recommend Kinsta. Otherwise if you're comfortable with Linux and want full control over over your web server, then Digital Ocean is the way to go

[@TonyTeachesTech]

5 months later with a bit more experience using Cloudways, I though you'd appreciate my new video comparing Cloudways kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2i9aYqMpMecb6M

[@maccortez8153]

Love Kinsta.

[@TonyTeachesTech]

The best :)

[@harrisandreson]

Why subscribers are not increasing? I'm a little bit worried....

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Slowly but surely 😊

[@harrisandreson]

@@TonyTeachesTech Yes, indeed and I will be your part of journey, I migrated my website from cloudways to my seperate digitalocean server by following your trick all in on wp migration plugin. My website data was almost 2GB, website was down but thankfully I was paying 20 dollars for digitalocean on cloudways for the same server now I am paying 10 dollars per month, thank you very much for helping me to install cyber panel. One question (is there anyway on Cyberpanel to install SSL automatically) if yes please make a video on that. (Considering Digitalocean)

[@TonyTeachesTech]

@@harrisandreson Excellent to hear that! This tutorial should help you renew your SSL autonmatically tonyteaches.tech/lets-encrypt-renew-cron/

[@harrisandreson]

@@TonyTeachesTech Sir thanks for your reply but I want to do this as this post is shared forums.cyberpanel.net/discussion/717/how-to-set-up-auto-ssl-renew-on-cyberpanel

[@harrisandreson]

@@TonyTeachesTech sir if possible, make a video on cyberpanel ssl auto renewl, using putty.

[@indian3960]

GCP Backened ;)

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Yep