Glad to hear that, thanks for the comment.

Sorry to hear about your experience. I know a few people had a bad experience last year, before they took investment ($23 million) and focused more on providing quality support.

Personally, I’ve been using them for a long time for one of my sites, had a problem with how they calculated the price for extra traffic, which they finally took care of (stopped counting bots as actual traffic).

Since then I never really had any problems. As for FlyWheel, they are a bit different (then regular hosting providers), their support is friendly and they have some amazing / useful features that saves a lot of time.

Thanks for sharing your insights, Kenny. Much appreciated.

Hope to see you around :-).

Cheers!

Thanks Stooni.

I have moved mine and my clients’ sites to Flywheel and have been very impressed with them.

I keep WPEngine in mind and think they have a solid product, but I found a setup that fit me and my agency better.

Overall, I think if you have even an ounce of seriousness about your WordPress website, then you should at least consider a WP managed host.

It may cost more out of pocket, but will save you hours of your life.

What could you do with all of that extra time?

—-stooni