Next-generation enterprise WordPress hosting.
Secure, scalable, and flexible. Serving over 38 billion requests every year.
The end-to-end WordPress solution for productive teams
We know your cloud hosting is just one part of the overall picture. We’ve built Altis to help your team across the whole development lifecycle. Learn more →
Enterprise-grade security by design
We’ve built Altis Cloud from the ground up to provide the advanced security that enterprises need, taking WordPress security to the next level.
Find out why banks, news organizations, and Fortune 500 companies trust Altis with their WordPress sites.
Scale effortlessly with view-based pricing
Planning CPU units, bandwidth, or PHP workers is a headache.
Unlike other hosts, Altis pricing is based only on how many page views you get in a year, with automatic scaling to handle anything from hundreds to millions of views a day.
Built for developers
Lightning-fast WordPress development
We thought long and hard about what the best development experience on WordPress would be.
Then we built it.
An integrated, cloud-like local environment eliminates surprises and speeds up development. Integrated continuous deployment makes Webpack builds and Composer dependencies a cinch.
7 origin regions for global reach
Altis Cloud makes it simple to deliver your site at lightning speed. Host your site close to your users, with a choice of 7 origin regions in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud, including North Virginia, Ireland, London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Singapore, and Sydney.
Our integrated content distribution network (CDN) distributes your site globally to serve pages fast. With over 600 global points of presence (PoPs) backed by 13 regional caches, we’ll ensure minimal latency, scalability and optimal performance, keeping your visitors’ experience seamless.
Benefit from decades of experience
We’ve been hosting enterprise-scale WordPress since 2011, and we’ve gotten pretty good at it.
Our team includes the people behind WordPress, including the co-founder of WordPress and the creator of the WordPress REST API.
