4.7/5
G2 rating
1,124+ reviews
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Managed cloud hosting platform, a DigitalOcean company
Worth it
Worth itBuy if you run multiple WordPress/PHP sites and want managed cloud without hiring a sysadmin.
Solid managed cloud hosting (4.7/5 G2) from $11/mo — great for multi-site agencies; marked-up overkill for DIY devs and single-site users.
4.7/5
G2 rating
1,124+ reviews
$11/mo
Starting price
Pay-as-you-go; AWS from $38.5/mo
102,000+
Customers
Company-claimed
2012
Founded
Owned by DigitalOcean
Cheap entry; reviewers call it very good value
User friendly, but steeper curve than shared hosts
1-click tasks, vulnerability scanner, high-availability option
G2 users praise top-notch technical support
Breeze CVE found; malware scanning costs extra
From $11/mo
From $38.5/mo
Not disclosed
One CVE found in Cloudways' Breeze plugin (authorization bypass); malware scanning sold as a paid add-on.
Users mostly rate it highly (4.7/5 G2) for support and value, with a minority complaining about learning curve and add-on costs.
“NEVER had a problem with Cloudways.”
“Very good value for money.”
“IMO, Cloudways fails in almost everything.”
Compare Cloudways with each alternative.
Cheaper same-infra option if you'll manage the server yourself.
Self-hosting panel pitched as avoiding Cloudways' markup.
Cloudways vs ServerAvatarCheaper managed hosting for single low-traffic sites.
Cloudways vs GreenGeeksWordPress-focused managed alternative in 2026 comparison roundups.
Cloudways vs FlyWPBased on 20+ public sources: G2, Trustpilot, Reddit, vendor pages, and one CVE advisory.
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