xCloud Hosting Review: Good Enough To Switch From Cloudways?

[@bob-p7x6j]

Thanks for the tutorial, lots of info and no fluff, nice to see....

[@justineantoinette5026]

It's a pleasure to watch your videos David. You've got a great disposition and educated delivery. Thank you.

[@eiendompro2831]

Thanks for great review.

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@andytlaird]

Exactly what I'm looking for - thanks David. I guess you are still using xCloud?

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Yes. I also use Rocket Hosting. My site is on Rocket. But, I use both xCloud and Rocket for clients, depending on the needs of the site.

[@darinjohnson3671]

What are your thoughts on this platform and the developers of this platform

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

I use xCloud for several sites. It is pretty good. I still prefer Rocket Hosting as my "go to", but xCloud is handy.

[@sayhininh]

How’s your experience 8 months after ?can still recommend ?

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

I'm happy with it. I use Rocket Hosting more so because their support is off-the-charts. But, for lower-maintenance sites, xCloud works great.

[@collegeofsocialsciencesuhm2259]

Still loving xCloud? Mahalo for the great overview!! :)

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Yup, got almost 30 sites on there.

[@RR-ok4wz]

Just curious, how much was the LTD deal?

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Can't say I remember.

[@RR-ok4wz]

@@BlogMarketingAcademy No worries. I've mostly dealt with the fact that I missed out. Mostly. 😭

[@aminaassannam9865]

Please provide a tutorial how to set up emails management... because xcloud doesn't offer traditional smtp pop3...

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

But, FluentSMTP is usually put in there automatically and, I believe, connected to ElasticEmail for 100 emails free. All you'd need to do is connect it up to whatever service you'd like to use.

[@SinhalaWeightLossGuru]

Yes that 100 free emails is a joke 😂

[@grizfan93]

@@SinhalaWeightLossGuru not really. It is actually pretty helpful, especially for smaller sites. It is only for SMTP, outbound email from your WordPress site, like handling contact form submissions. Not for regular IMAP/POP3 email. For that, you'll need an email service provider (Google, Microsoft Office, Zoho, et...). You can get 1000 emails for an extra $1.00 per month, which is solid.

[@aminaassannam9865]

Thank you David!

[@vitlastovka2728]

is there a easy way to migrate from CW to XC?

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Check out the Migrate Guru plugin. Quite easy to use.