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Nublue vs GigaPros

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Nublue and GigaPros.

Quick Verdict

3.5/5

Nublue

0 reviews

3.3/5

GigaPros

0 reviews

Nublue is rated higher (3.5 vs 3.3). Nublue is a UK managed hosting company specialising in Magento, WordPress, and custom PHP applications. Linux servers in UK datacenters with proactive management and developer-friendly tools. GigaPros offers SSD shared hosting with LiteSpeed web server and CloudFlare CDN integration. US and EU datacenter options, cPanel, and free daily backups on all plans.

Nublue

Nublue

UK managed hosting specialists

GigaPros

GigaPros

Managed shared hosting from $10/month with LiteSpeed and a written uptime SLA

Overview
Rating3.5 (0 reviews)✓3.3 (0 reviews)
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFrom $50/moFrom $10/mo✓
Best forUK e-commerce and public-sector teams running revenue-critical Magento, WordPress, or custom PHP platforms who want managed AWS with UK data sovereignty and no in-house DevOpsWordPress and small-business site owners who want managed support, LiteSpeed, and a written uptime SLA at a modest price — especially on the Business tier for revenue-generating sites.
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores2 vCPU—
RAM4 GB—
Storage50 GB—
Bandwidth0 TB/mo—
SLA uptime99.9%99.9%
Data-center count——
€/vCPU/mo€25.00—
€/GB RAM/mo€12.50—
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection✓
Automated backups✓
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
UK data centres (AWS-based)
Dallas, Chicago, Denver (US); Germany, France, London, Canada, Singapore listed for server products
Tags
Tags
managed optioneu datacenter
backups includedeu datacenterus datacenter
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Nublue

Pros

  • + Genuine managed service: AWS provisioning, patching, monitoring, and UK-based support staff
  • + Deep Magento/Adobe Commerce experience (hosting Magento since 2008) plus WordPress, Shopware, and bespoke PHP
  • + UK data sovereignty stated explicitly across hosting and GPU lines — fits public sector and regulated workloads
  • + Transparent add-on pricing (Cloudflare tiers, backups, managed updates) with no published renewal price jumps

Cons

  • - Published prices are self-managed floors — the managed tiers most buyers want are quote-only
  • - UK-only footprint with no US or APAC regions for global audiences
  • - No free tier, no trial, no hourly billing; commitment from day one
  • - Small team inside an agency group; thin public technical documentation compared with large platforms
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GigaPros

Pros

  • + Written uptime SLA with defined credits (one day of free hosting per hour of downtime)
  • + Zero-overselling policy — overage billing instead of suspension when quotas are hit
  • + Fully managed plans with 24/7 support and a one-hour human first-response guarantee
  • + LiteSpeed, cPanel, Softaculous, daily backups, and free migration on shared plans
  • + Long independent track record (since 2008) with a generous 30-day refund plus pro-rated refunds after

Cons

  • - Modest quotas — 25 GB storage and 250 GB bandwidth at $10–$25/month is not generous
  • - Small operator with thin independent review coverage and few published benchmarks
  • - Overage rates ($0.50–$1.00/GB disk) are steep compared with metered cloud storage
  • - Marketing claims (e.g. '600% faster' SSDs) are unverifiable multipliers; site copy is dated
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