Hosting that treats your checkout like production — because it is.

Yes. The migration is byte-exact — a raw-byte database export that can't mangle serialized data, which is exactly what WooCommerce product meta, orders and Elementor layouts are made of. We verify the copy on a preview URL, route by route, while your current host keeps serving. You flip DNS only when it passes, and the old host stays warm until you do.

Product and content pages are served from a full-page edge cache in about 5 milliseconds. Cart, checkout, my-account and any logged-in request always bypass that cache and ride the Redis object cache instead — so sessions, carts and totals are always live. You never have to configure exclusion rules yourself.

The self-healing copilot detects the fatal, deactivates the crashing plugin (it never deletes anything), verifies checkout returns a clean 200, and writes down what it did in plain English. You reactivate in one click once the plugin ships a fix. This is the exact scenario the copilot was built for.

Yes — every plan includes an isolated staging copy with its own SFTP. And the push-to-live step is order-aware: if real orders arrived after you cloned staging, the push warns you with the exact count and refuses to silently overwrite them. Promotions can't eat orders.

No. Pricing is flat per site — there is no per-visit, bandwidth or compute meter. Black Friday costs the same as a quiet Tuesday, and bot or attack traffic is shed at the edge before it ever touches your store or your bill.

Pro runs most stores comfortably. Scale adds store-tuned resources, multiple staging environments and a 99.9% uptime target — pick it for high-traffic shops or when the store is the business. Both come with the 60-day money-back guarantee, so you can measure checkout speed on real traffic first.