WPX Pricing (2026): Which Plan Is Worth Your Money?

WPX Pricing at a Glance

WPX sells managed WordPress hosting in tiers that scale by number of websites, storage and monthly bandwidth. Monthly list prices start at $17.99 for one site and step up to $119.99 for 35 sites, with an Agency tier above that. Every plan includes the same core services: WPX's XDN content delivery network, daily backups, free malware removal, free SSL, staging and unlimited site migrations done by WPX staff.

The short answer for most buyers: Starter if you have exactly one site, Business if you have two or more. Business costs $12 more per month than Starter but covers five sites, which is where WPX's pricing starts to look very competitive.

Every WPX Plan Compared

*Subject to WPX's reasonable-use policy. Monthly list prices published by WPX in 2026, before taxes. Higher tiers also add CPU, RAM and PHP worker capacity. WPX also sells WooCommerce-specific plans and an Agency tier for large portfolios.

What Every WPX Plan Includes

• XDN content delivery network with more than 40 endpoints worldwide
• Daily automatic backups kept for 28 days, plus manual backups
• Free malware removal by WPX's security team and DDoS protection
• Unlimited free migrations handled by WPX staff
• Free SSL certificates and staging sites
• 24/7 live chat support with an average response WPX puts at around 30 seconds
• Fixed For You guarantee and a 30-day money-back guarantee

These are the line items that make WPX's sticker price look higher than budget hosting. On many budget hosts, malware cleanup, daily backups and a premium CDN are paid add-ons. Our full WPX review explains each one in detail.

Which WPX Plan Should You Choose?

Starter: One Important Site

Starter is built for a single site, such as a business website, portfolio or one serious blog. You get the full WPX service stack on 10 GB of storage and 100 GB of monthly bandwidth, which comfortably covers most small and medium content sites.

Business: The Best Value for Most People

Business lifts the limit to five sites and doubles storage and bandwidth. Spread across five sites, it works out to about $6 per site per month at list price. It also adds business email hosting. If there is any chance you will launch a second site, start here.

Professional and Elite: Portfolios and Agencies

Professional (15 sites) and Elite (35 sites) suit agencies, site flippers and affiliate marketers with larger portfolios. Elite drops the per-site cost to about $3.43 at list price and removes the hard bandwidth cap.

How to Pay Less for WPX

• Choose annual billing. WPX's longer billing terms lower the effective monthly price compared with paying month to month.
• Watch for promotions. WPX regularly runs first-month and seasonal offers on its own site. Promotions change, so check the current deal at checkout rather than relying on old coupon lists.
• Consolidate sites. Moving several sites onto one Business or Professional plan is usually cheaper than paying for separate hosting accounts.

WPX WooCommerce Plans

Alongside its standard WordPress plans, WPX sells WooCommerce-specific hosting for online stores. These plans support fewer sites than the matching WordPress tiers but allocate more server resources to each, because carts, checkouts and customer accounts generate far more dynamic requests than ordinary pages. If you run an active store, compare the WooCommerce plans on WPX's site rather than choosing Starter.

What WPX Costs Compared With Buying Services Separately

Part of judging WPX's price is counting what you would otherwise add to a cheaper host. On many budget plans, the following are optional paid extras or require third-party services:

• Malware cleanup after a hack
• Daily off-server backups with a month of history
• A premium global CDN
• Expert migration of existing sites
• Performance optimization by a specialist

WPX includes all of these on every plan. If you would buy even two of them separately, the gap between WPX and budget hosting shrinks considerably, and the time you save is not counted in that comparison at all.

WPX Plan Limits to Keep in Mind

• Site caps are firm. Starter hosts one site. Adding a second means moving to Business.
• Bandwidth is capped on Starter, Business and Professional. Most content sites stay well within these limits, and a CDN reduces bandwidth use further.
• Storage covers files and databases. Backups are stored separately and do not use your plan storage.

WPX Pricing vs Bluehost Pricing

Bluehost's WordPress plans start at $3.99 a month on a 36-month intro term and renew at $9.99. WPX starts higher, but includes daily backups, staff migrations and malware removal on every plan. The two hosts are built for different buyers. Our WPX vs Bluehost comparison walks through which one makes sense for your situation, and the Bluehost pricing guide covers its renewal costs in detail.

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