Antihost is a managed hosting provider focused on managed WordPress hosting for digital agencies and teams that manage multiple client websites, alongside VPS hosting for teams that need direct infrastructure control. Rather than treating each website as a separate, disconnected hosting account, Antihost is built around agency workflows: managing an entire portfolio of client sites from a single panel, controlling who has access to what, and moving changes safely from staging to production before they go live.
Managed WordPress Hosting for Agencies
Antihost's WordPress hosting plans are structured in three tiers: Standard, for a single site or a small handful of sites; Agency, built for a growing client portfolio with unlimited websites per plan; and Business, aimed at agencies managing large numbers of high-traffic sites. Resources such as CPU, RAM, and storage are reserved at the plan level rather than pooled across every account on a shared server, so a traffic spike or resource-heavy plugin on one customer's account does not affect a different customer's sites on the same physical server.
Access to the hosting panel is role-based, with granular permissions that let an agency control exactly what clients, developers, and outside contractors can see and change. This is useful for agencies that regularly bring in freelancers for individual projects, rotate development teams, or hand off completed sites to a client's own internal team once a project wraps up.
Performance on every WordPress plan is handled through Page Cache and OPcache by default, which reduce page load times and avoid repeatedly recompiling PHP code. Redis object caching, which speeds up database-heavy operations for platforms like WooCommerce or membership sites, is included on the Agency and Business tiers. Every plan also includes free SSL certificates with automatic renewal, daily automated backups stored off-server and separate from the live site, and a built-in staging environment for testing changes safely. Onboarding is structured as a step-by-step process, and an AI Website Builder is available across all plans for agencies that want to generate a working WordPress starting point from a description instead of beginning from a blank install.
WordPress hosting plans start at $4.99 per month on the entry Standard tier, with Agency plans starting around $29.99 per month and Business plans starting around $45.99 per month. All plans are billed monthly with no long-term contract required.
VPS Hosting
Beyond WordPress, Antihost offers VPS hosting across three tiers: Standard, Professional, and Expert, running on AMD Ryzen 9950X3D hardware with NVMe SSD storage. Each tier provides full root access, a choice of Linux distribution, dedicated compute resources, and unlimited bandwidth. One-click deployment templates are available for commonly used infrastructure tools, including Docker (with Portainer), n8n for workflow automation, Coolify for deploying directly from Git, OpenClaw AI, and OpenVPN for secure connections, which reduces manual setup time for common use cases such as automation workflows, internal tools, and development environments. VPS plans start at $7.99 per month on the entry Standard tier.
Migration, DevOps Support, and Support Scope
For agencies migrating from another host or dealing with more complex infrastructure requirements, Antihost provides migration assistance and DevOps support at the hosting and infrastructure layer, covering tasks like server configuration, performance tuning, and moving sites over with minimal downtime. Support is available for critical incidents, through both live chat and a ticketing system.
Trial and Pricing Terms
New customers get a 14-day trial period on any plan. When the trial ends, the first payment includes a discount, 20% off on WordPress hosting plans or 40% off on VPS plans, after which billing continues at the standard monthly rate. All plans are billed monthly with no long-term contract required.
Company Background
The company was founded by a team with prior experience in game server hosting and VPS infrastructure, and applied that same operational background, covering server provisioning, migrations, and infrastructure support, to build a managed WordPress hosting product specifically for agencies.
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