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WordPress Hosting That Improves Agency’s Profit Margins

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What keeps you up at night? For a lot of agency owners, it’s that ever-present anxiety that comes with managing client sites. And having to drop everything at a moment’s notice when a client calls, often at the worst possible times. It’s knowing that your client sites are vulnerable, and it’s that nagging worry in the back of your mind that your backups might not be working.

As the founder of Convesio, I know this anxiety all too well. A few years back, I had to find hosting for client sites that are redundant, managed backups and could scale without costing a kidney. But couldn’t find any that could make sure client sites wouldn’t go down.

So I set out to build it myself. The result: Convesio’s WordPress agency hosting for high-traffic websites.

What I found was only a couple of providers, but they were way too expensive to put any small to medium business on at $400 a month for one site! The majority of agencies simply can’t afford that kind of high-availability redundancy. And that’s why we built Convesio.

Convesio is next-generation managed WordPress hosting; the first self-healing, autoscaling, platform-as-a-service for creating and managing WordPress sites. But best of all, Convesio is designed to support the agency’s profit margins.

Why Agencies Need World-Class Managed WordPress Hosting?

When you’re managing client sites, anything less than world-class managed WordPress hosting is a disaster waiting to happen. It means your client sites are vulnerable and could break under the strain of traffic — or go down due to a single point of failure in your hosting platform.

Single points of failure happen, even across hosts using cloud infrastructure. It means any non-redundant part of a system that, if dysfunctional, can cause the entire system to fail. In the world of web hosting, this can be anything from a faulty network switch to a tree falling on a data center.

Solving Single Points of Failure in Managed WordPress Hosting

Where Convesio differs as a managed WordPress host is that it actively removes these single points of failure for high availability. Using load-balanced containers, Convesio distributes traffic to duplicate instances of WordPress, so if your site comes under a heavy load, it will be automatically replicated into additional containers to handle the load as needed. And if your site goes offline for any reason, the platform will instantly re-deploy your container.

At Convesio, we’re solving the single points of failure in WordPress. If PHP crashes, on any other WordPress hosting your website will go down as you have only one database instance. This is true, even on other cloud platforms. Another PHP spun’s up if one of the instances fails. And if you have multiple instances to start with, you have no downtime at all. This is the primary way that Convesio’s WordPress hosting platform can support your agency’s profit margins.

With Convesio, Your Clients Sites Just Work

Hosting outages during an important time, such as a sales period, are unacceptable. If you’ve ever experienced downtime at the worst possible moment — Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and other important holidays, to name a few — you can trust that this will never happen with Convesio. The platform’s auto-scaling technology means that if any of your client sites are getting hammered with traffic, multiple containers will be automatically deployed to handle the load. Your client sites will never go down because of too many visitors on Black Friday. And they’ll never crash because of overloaded servers.

Convesio is more than just a managed WordPress platform to host your site. It’s purpose-built systems, self-healing, auto-scaling, and practical expertise that, together, free you and your agency to focus on your clients. And ensure you don’t get late-night client calls so you can sleep soundly at night.

Get started with Convesio’s scalable WordPress hosting for agencies today.

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