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Rocket.net vs Convesio

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Rocket.net and Convesio.

Quick Verdict

4.1/5

Rocket.net

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3.5/5

Convesio

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Rocket.net is rated higher (4.1 vs 3.5). Rocket.net uses Cloudflare's Enterprise network for every plan — not just Pro or Business tier. Full-page caching at Cloudflare level, automatic plugin updates, and 24/7 US-based support. Convesio runs WordPress on Docker containers that auto-scale based on traffic. No single point of failure. Used by news sites that experience traffic spikes. Auto-healing infrastructure.

Rocket.net

Rocket.net

WordPress hosting powered by Cloudflare Enterprise

Convesio

Convesio

Scalable WordPress on container clusters

Overview
Rating4.1 (0 reviews)✓3.5 (0 reviews)
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFrom $30/mo✓From $50/mo
Best forSpeed-focused WordPress and WooCommerce sites that want a Cloudflare Enterprise-class edge, unlimited PHP workers, and renewal-price stability without assembling the stack themselves.WooCommerce stores, publishers, membership and LMS sites with spiky traffic where downtime costs real revenue, and agencies wanting managed WordPress with per-site economics and hands-on support.
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores—2 vCPU
RAM—1 GB
Storage10 GB✓5 GB
Bandwidth0 TB/mo—
SLA uptime99.99%99.99%
Data-center count44
€/vCPU/mo—€25.00
€/GB RAM/mo—€50.00
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing✓
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
USA; UK; Germany; Singapore
Los Angeles, Ashburn (US), Amsterdam, Zurich (EU)
Tags
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Rocket.net

Pros

  • + Cloudflare Enterprise-class edge, WAF, malware protection, and DDoS mitigation on every plan
  • + Flat pricing: renewal equals signup price on all published tiers
  • + Unlimited PHP workers and free Redis object caching even on the entry plan
  • + Daily backups with 30-day retention, free migrations, and staging included
  • + Four current platform locations (USA, UK, Germany, Singapore) with more via hosting.com

Cons

  • - WordPress only, and no email hosting included
  • - Bandwidth caps are tight for media-heavy sites (50 GB/month on Starter)
  • - No free tier and little plan customization
  • - Founded 2020 and acquired by hosting.com in 2025 — shorter independent track record
  • - 99.99% figure is a stated guarantee; credit terms need to be confirmed contractually
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Convesio

Pros

  • + Auto-scaling Docker containers with self-healing and a custom load balancer — built for traffic spikes without manual intervention
  • + Real contractual SLA: 99.99% availability with 5% service credit per hour of downtime, plus real-time data center failover
  • + Per-CPU pricing instead of metered visits — billing tracks resource use, not a traffic estimate
  • + Managed layer includes white-glove migrations, daily and hourly database backups, DDoS protection, CDN, SSL and staging
  • + 24/7 support with priority Slack and event-day standby; HIPAA tier available for regulated WordPress deployments

Cons

  • - Premium pricing: entry at $50/month per site buys modest resources — overkill for low-traffic sites
  • - Multiple overlapping plan generations and an itemized add-on list make the real invoice hard to predict
  • - Proprietary stack (custom load balancer/caching) means lock-in; migration out means rebuilding elsewhere
  • - Marketing quotes 99.999% uptime while the contractual SLA is 99.99% — a gap worth knowing about
  • - WordPress-only value proposition; useless for non-WordPress workloads or teams wanting server-level control
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