WPShift takes the hassle out of managing WordPress by combining everything you need: servers, sites, domains, and email all into a single platform. Say goodbye to the limitations of shared or reseller hosting.
Hello everyone! After nearly a year of building WPShift, we're thrilled to unveil our first ever launch and show you everything we've been working on.
As someone who's been involved in the WordPress ecosystem for years—experimenting with countless (shared) hosts and management platforms—I realized I was wasting a lot of time on multiple tools to manage my sites.
That’s why we built WPShift: one platform for all your WordPress hosting & management needs.
With WPShift, you can:
✅ Host your servers on leading cloud providers like DigitalOcean, Vultr, Hetzner, Linode, or even your own servers—no more shared hosting!
✅ Manage your domains, configure DNS settings, create email addresses, and take care of plugin and theme updates all in one place.
✅ Edit critical WordPress settings like wp-config, ensuring you’re always in control.
It’s designed to give you the freedom and flexibility to choose scalable, high-performance hosting on your terms.
Many general server management tools are available, but most lack comprehensive WordPress support and email functionality. WPShift stands out by offering WordPress-focused features along with email creation and management, ensuring a complete hosting experience tailored to WordPress users.
We still have a lot of features on our roadmap that we’re excited to build, and we’d love to hear your thoughts, answer any questions, and get your feedback.
Thanks for checking us out!
Congrats on the launch! WPShift sounds like a game-changer for WordPress management. How many sites can you manage on the platform?
Congrats on the launch @luuk_dahlmans @tommaessen!
Quick question: do you have built-in tools for tracking uptime and resources, or would that need a separate setup?
in theory sounds interesting, but i've seen a couple of tools that offer the same thing, what makes you unique? (plus im not a WordPress fan)
