Choose a NabWP plan by considering the number of separate WordPress websites you need, the space they use and the workload they generate.
NabWP is our managed hosting product for WordPress websites.
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01 Review the current plan information
Use the selected plan cards and current order details for the website, CPU, memory and storage allowances. Compare the same billing cycle and check any feature essential to your project before purchase.
02 Match capacity to how the website behaves
A website allowance is a capacity limit, not a recommendation to fill every slot immediately. One active store can place more demand on its environment than several small information sites. Large image libraries, product catalogues, membership features, search tools, imports and frequent background jobs can all affect the space and processing capacity you need.
For a new project, estimate the next stage of growth as well as today's requirements. Include media, application data and the operational space needed for maintenance. If you already have a site, use its current storage and resource measurements as a starting point. Tell us about slow requests, traffic peaks and business-critical plugins so we can help assess the appropriate package.
03 Confirm compatibility and current inclusions
Plan names do not determine application compatibility by themselves. For example, an e-commerce project still needs compatible plugins, valid licences, a suitable payment setup and careful testing. Compare current inclusions and billing terms on the NabWP page, then confirm any requirement that must be available before placing the order. The plan's advertised resources do not imply unrestricted root access or unlimited simultaneous workload.
04 Example: compare the workload, not only the website count
Consider two fictional projects. One agency manages three small brochure websites with modest image libraries. Another business runs one busy store with product searches, customer accounts, scheduled imports and frequent orders. The second project can require more processing headroom despite using fewer website slots.
| Project | Information to gather before choosing |
|---|---|
| Three brochure sites | Total files and databases, expected media growth, staging needs and the combined website allowance. |
| One active store | The same storage figures, plus peak traffic, slow requests, imports, background jobs and checkout behaviour. |
Expected result: you compare those measurements with the current plan cards and ask us to assess any uncertain requirement. This example does not assign either project to a fixed plan or promise a traffic capacity.
Where should I verify the current NabWP plan inclusions and price?
- Open the current NabWP plans and compare website allowance, storage, memory, processing capacity and included tools together.
- Include staging, uploads, database growth and working space in your estimate. An eligible staging copy may be excluded from the website count while still consuming resources.
- Check the chosen billing cycle and renewal amount at checkout. Ask about any required feature that is not clearly included.
An allowance for several websites applies to the service as a whole. Its websites share the service resources and WordPress AI allowance. Separate domain names do not create independent CPU, memory, backup capacity or additional daily AI allowances.