A truly dedicated instance
Your own namespace, your own WordPress container and your own MariaDB database, with CPU and memory reserved for you. Nobody else's traffic slows your site down.
WordPress on a machine that's yours alone — not a shared host with a thousand other sites on the same box. A dedicated instance with its own MariaDB database on production Kubernetes, your own domain, free SSL and daily backups. Install any theme and any plugin. The site is yours and you run it; we keep the infrastructure under it running.
The five-minute install is real. So is everything that comes after it.
Core, theme and twenty plugins, each on its own release cycle. One of them always picks the week you're busiest.
A backup plugin writing zips to the disk it's backing up is fine — right up until the disk is what failed.
On shared hosting, another customer's compromised site sits on the same machine as yours. Their problem becomes your blacklisted IP.
Entry-level shared plans throttle CPU and processes quietly. You only notice when a sale or a post finally brings the traffic.
We run the same Kubernetes platform behind nimbuz.tech, tuned here for one job: keeping the infrastructure under your WordPress up.
Your own namespace, your own WordPress container and your own MariaDB database, with CPU and memory reserved for you. Nobody else's traffic slows your site down.
Point www.yourcompany.com at us on any machine. Certificates issue and renew
automatically, and the site answers on both your domain and its Nimbuz address.
Volume-level snapshots of your files and your database via Longhorn — taken by the platform, not by a plugin, and stored away from the volume they protect.
No banned-plugin list and no plan gate on installing them. WooCommerce, page builders, membership plugins — if it runs on WordPress, it runs here.
Namespace-per-tenant with network policies, WireGuard-encrypted node traffic and encrypted storage. A compromised site elsewhere can't reach yours.
You pay for the machine, not per visit, per site add-on or per plugin. Billed in INR with GST invoices, or in USD if you'd rather.
Three common ways to put a WordPress site online. Each one suits someone — here's where we fit.
| Nimbuz for WordPress | WordPress.com | Shared hosting | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your own resources | Dedicated CPU and memory | Managed for you, not yours to size | Shared with other customers |
| Install any plugin | Yes, on every plan | Higher-priced plans only | Usually yes |
| Custom domain + SSL | Free on every plan | Paid plans only | Usually included |
| Database | Your own MariaDB instance | Managed, no direct access on most plans | A database on a shared server |
| Automatic backups | Daily, at the volume level | Included on paid plans | Varies, often a paid add-on |
| Data residency | India, EU upcoming | Their data centres | Wherever the host is |
| Who gets paged at 3am | We do, for the infrastructure | They do | The host, for the server |
Every size is two dedicated machines — one for WordPress, one for its MariaDB database — with storage for both, a custom domain with SSL and daily backups. No visitor caps, no plugin restrictions.
A brochure site, a blog or a portfolio getting started.
+ MariaDB: 0.125 vCPU · 0.5 GB RAM · 3 GB
A business site with steady traffic and a few heavier plugins.
+ MariaDB: 0.5 vCPU · 1 GB RAM · 5 GB
Content-heavy sites, memberships and busy blogs.
+ MariaDB: 0.5 vCPU · 1 GB RAM · 5 GB
WooCommerce stores and sites that can't afford to slow down.
+ MariaDB: 1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM · 10 GB
The price covers both machines and all the storage. You're billed for what actually runs, so a month where your site is stopped for a while usually comes in under the price shown. Prices exclude GST for Indian customers.
Your own. Each site gets a dedicated WordPress container, its own MariaDB database and its own Kubernetes namespace, with network policies between tenants. Nothing is shared except the underlying cluster hardware, and your CPU and memory limits are reserved for you.
You choose the admin username, email and password when you deploy. Once the site shows as running in the
portal, open its address and add /wp-admin. We don't keep a copy of the password, so save
it in your password manager — if you lose it, reset it from the WordPress login page by email.
Yes. There's no plugin blocklist and no plan gate. Plugins run inside your own isolated instance, so a badly behaved one affects only your site — and the machine size you choose is the ceiling on what it can use.
Yes, on every plan. Add a CNAME record pointing your domain at the site's Nimbuz address and the certificate issues automatically. WordPress follows whichever address it's reached on, so the site works on both.
Yes. Deploy a fresh site, then bring yours across with a migration plugin — they export files and database together and import them on the other side. On Commerce, we'll do the move with you on a call.
WordPress sends password resets, form notifications and order emails through PHP's mail function by default, which is unreliable from any cloud host. Install an SMTP plugin and connect it to a mail provider — your own domain's mailbox, or a service such as Amazon SES — and delivery becomes dependable.
Your site is suspended at the end of the paid period and your data is retained for 14 days, during which you can export it or reactivate. After that it is permanently deleted, including backups. You can request an immediate wipe at any time.
Any time, from the portal. Upgrades apply immediately with a prorated charge; downgrades take effect at your next billing date so you never lose paid capacity you've already bought.
Payments run through Cashfree, supporting UPI, cards, net banking and international cards. Indian customers get GST-compliant invoices with your GSTIN on them, downloadable from the portal.
Experience faster, simpler deployments with Nimbuz. If it’s not the right fit, stop anytime. No commitment, no cancellation hassle.
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