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Best CDN & Hosting for WordPress in 2026

Ranked by use across the 1,984 scanned WordPress sites with any CDN & Hosting tool right now.

69% of sites, +7 in 90 days, freemium

Reverse-proxy network in more than 335 cities that handles CDN, DNS and DDoS mitigation for sites of every size, from hobby projects up.

Visit Cloudflare ↗

16% of sites, +1 in 90 days, paid

Amazon's cloud platform, which in our ranking also absorbs CloudFront, S3, Amplify and Heroku sites.

15% of sites, +1 in 90 days, paid

Varnish-derived VCL configures this CDN, whose bandwidth is billed per gigabyte at rates set by region.

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Cloudflare1,374 sites (69%), +7 in 90 days, freemium

Reverse-proxy network in more than 335 cities that handles CDN, DNS and DDoS mitigation for sites of every size, from hobby projects up.

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AWS313 sites (16%), +1 in 90 days, paid

Amazon's cloud platform, which in our ranking also absorbs CloudFront, S3, Amplify and Heroku sites.

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Fastly300 sites (15%), +1 in 90 days, paid

Varnish-derived VCL configures this CDN, whose bandwidth is billed per gigabyte at rates set by region.

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Varnish Cache285 sites (14%), +1 in 90 days, open-source

Self-run HTTP cache in front of web servers, configured in VCL and split into two projects with separate stewards.

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GitHub Pages217 sites (11%), +1 in 90 days, free

No-cost static hosting tied to GitHub accounts, with a 1 GB site cap and a soft bandwidth ceiling.

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Shopify158 sites (8%), paid

Hosted ecommerce platform for selling online and in person, with its own POS hardware for physical shops.

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WP Engine142 sites (7%), paid

Austin-based managed WordPress hosting, with plans sized by monthly visits and dedicated platforms for agencies, stores and newsrooms.

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WordPress VIP114 sites (6%), paid

Enterprise WordPress platform from Automattic for publishers, institutions and government agencies, sold only through demos and sales.

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Vercel89 sites (4%), +1 in 90 days, freemium

Hosting platform from the company behind Next.js, where each deployment ships to a CDN.

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Google Cloud87 sites (4%), paid

Google's public cloud platform, which can host a site on Cloud Run or Cloud Storage and serve it through Cloud CDN.

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Amazon CloudFront79 sites (4%), +1 in 90 days, paid

AWS-native CDN sold in flat-rate bundles with WAF and DNS included, and no transfer fee from AWS origins.

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OVHcloud61 sites (3%), paid

French cloud and hosting provider running 46 data centres for 1.6 million customers.

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Hostinger60 sites (3%), paid

Shared web hosting for creators and small brands, sold on promotional multi-year terms.

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WordPress.com hosting55 sites (3%), freemium

Hosted WordPress platform from Automattic, with plans from blogging up to full plugin access and online stores.

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Kinsta43 sites (2%), paid

WordPress hosting for agencies and businesses behind Cloudflare Enterprise, with a sister brand, Sevalla, for apps.

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Pantheon42 sites (2%), paid

WebOps platform for running and governing a portfolio of WordPress or Drupal sites.

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Hetzner37 sites (2%), +1 in 90 days, paid

German hosting company for dedicated servers and cloud machines.

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Supabase37 sites (2%), freemium

Postgres backend hosting, open source and self-hostable, that sites call from the browser rather than run on.

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Akamai31 sites (2%), paid

Content delivery network sold through a field sales team, from a Nasdaq-listed company that also owns the Linode cloud.

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DigitalOcean31 sites (2%), paid

Cloud hosting for developers and small businesses, built around the Droplet virtual machine.

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SiteGround31 sites (2%), -1 in 90 days, paid

Host for WordPress sites and small projects that says it runs on Google Cloud and makes its own caching plugin.

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Bluehost26 sites (1%), paid

Web hosting brand of Newfold Digital, with shared plans that renew above their promotional rate.

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Webflow Hosting26 sites (1%), paid

Managed hosting sold only as part of Webflow site plans, with nothing for the owner to patch or scale.

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IONOS Hosting21 sites (1%), paid

Germany-headquartered web host that traded as 1&1 for three decades.

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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure20 sites (1%), paid

Oracle's enterprise cloud infrastructure, where every account, paid or not, keeps a set of Always Free resources.

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Microsoft Azure17 sites (0.9%), paid

Catch-all row for Microsoft's cloud computing platform, which App Service and Front Door sites also count toward.

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Amazon S3 (static hosting)15 sites (0.8%), paid

Object storage that doubles as a static website host, with HTTPS only when a CDN or Amplify is put in front.

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GoDaddy Hosting15 sites (0.8%), paid

Registrar-run web host whose managed WordPress plans restrict plugins and the files a customer can edit.

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Namecheap Hosting10 sites (0.5%), paid

Registrar's add-on hosting service, sold next to its domain names.

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DreamHost9 sites (0.5%), paid

Employee-owned web hosting company for WordPress sites, with plans from shared hosting up to managed VPS.

31

Netlify9 sites (0.5%), freemium

Git-based web hosting platform for static sites and composable web apps.

32

Vultr9 sites (0.5%), paid

Infrastructure cloud from Constant, a company that describes its mission as developer-first.

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Akamai Cloud (Linode)8 sites (0.4%), paid

Akamai's cloud computing service, documented under the Akamai Cloud name.

34

Railway8 sites (0.4%), freemium

Usage-billed app hosting that builds from a repo or Docker image, from side projects to HIPAA workloads.

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Wix8 sites (0.4%), freemium

Template-driven website builder for people with no coding skills.

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KeyCDN7 sites (0.4%), paid

Swiss content delivery network from proinity LLC, a privately funded company.

37

Contabo6 sites (0.3%), paid

Munich-founded seller of cloud VPS and bare-metal servers, in business since 2003.

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Flywheel6 sites (0.3%), paid

Designer- and agency-focused WordPress host, part of WP Engine since 2019.

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Alibaba Cloud5 sites (0.3%), paid

Alibaba Group's cloud hosting and CDN, which Duolingo credits with helping it reach learners in China.

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Azure App Service5 sites (0.3%), paid

Microsoft-managed Azure platform for web apps in ASP.NET, Java, Node.js, PHP or Python, on Windows or Linux.

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Firebase Hosting5 sites (0.3%), freemium

Static-site host within Google's Firebase platform that deploys single-page apps and framework builds from a CLI.

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InMotion Hosting5 sites (0.3%), paid

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Azure Front Door / Azure CDN3 sites (0.2%), paid

Microsoft's edge service that caches, accelerates and globally load balances web apps.

44

Liquid Web / Nexcess3 sites (0.2%), paid

Sister brands renting dedicated servers and VPS, plus cloud hosting tuned for busy WooCommerce, WordPress or Magento sites.

45

Scaleway3 sites (0.2%), paid

European public cloud from the iliad Group, with 100+ cloud and AI products.

46

Bunny CDN2 sites (0.1%), paid

Pay-as-you-go CDN from a European company, sold with storage, streaming and edge scripting.

47

Heroku2 sites (0.1%), paid

Container-based platform-as-a-service with hooks into Salesforce data.

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Newfold Digital (Unified Layer)2 sites (0.1%), paid

Parent company of hosting brands including Bluehost and Network Solutions.

49

Render2 sites (0.1%), freemium

Application cloud for web services and Postgres databases, with static sites served over a CDN.

50

Replit2 sites (0.1%), freemium

App builder that, by Replit's account, turns ideas into apps without code and then hosts them.