Hosting
Hosting that gets out of the way of the push.
Shipping only stays easy when the stack under it is short. Sites run on Cloudflare’s network, publish from git, and serve from the nearest edge — so checking a fix takes minutes, not a maintenance window.
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01 / Leaving the WordPress prison
Plugin stacks turn every change into a risk assessment. In 2025, 91% of new WordPress-ecosystem holes were in plugins — and nearly half had no patch the day they went public. Moving to the edge removes the parts of the deploy that made shipping feel expensive in the first place.
If Unpushed disappeared, the Site would still be yours — code, content, domain, and history — and it would keep running.
- +Fast delivery by default — not one origin box per site
- +No plugin tax slowing every page down
- +SSL and security with the host, not bolted on later
- +Ship from git with previews, not FTP and hope
- +Add sites without adding hosting bills and logins
02 / The portfolio math
One site is a hosting plan. Fifty sites are a strategy.
| Sites you run | Per-site managed plans | Unpushed, one portfolio |
|---|---|---|
| 1 site | One plan, one login, one renewal | One site on the edge, inside the loop |
| 20 sites | Twenty plans, visit caps, twenty admin panels | One roster — the site that needs you rises to the top |
| 50 sites | A spreadsheet of bills and a week of upkeep | One queue of work across the whole book |
Managed WordPress hosting is a reasonable choice for one important site. The shape breaks when the bill and the upkeep multiply across a portfolio.
03 / Going live
Preview first. Nameservers only when you go live.
- You can migrate and draft on a private preview. The live site does not move yet.
- Going live on the real domain, including the address without www, needs the domain's nameservers at Cloudflare.
- That is not a domain transfer. The registrar invoice stays where it is.
- Mail records must be copied before nameservers change, or mail stops.
- Two ways: connect your Cloudflare account, or pay Unpushed to host the nameservers.
04 / Coming next
Your keys. Your hosting. Your GitHub.
Today Unpushed keeps the path short so changes reach the live site without five logins. Next it opens up, so you can run the same loop on infrastructure you own.
Bring your own keys
Run the same loop on your providers when you want full control.
Your Cloudflare account
Host sites on your Pages projects, not only ours.
Your GitHub org
Repos, reviews, and deploys stay under your org.