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Templ vs ServerPilot

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Templ and ServerPilot.

Quick Verdict

3.7/5

Templ

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3.8/5

ServerPilot

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ServerPilot is rated higher (3.8 vs 3.7). Templ is a Swedish managed WordPress hosting provider running on Google Cloud, with 30 selectable datacenter locations including ten in Europe. GDPR compliant, Swedish support, per-website pricing. ServerPilot is a cloud control panel for managing PHP applications on DigitalOcean, Linode, and other VPS providers. Automated security updates, multiple PHP versions, and app deployment.

Templ

Templ

Managed WordPress in Scandinavia

ServerPilot

ServerPilot

Control panel for PHP and WordPress apps on any VPS (no free tier since pricing rework)

Overview
Rating3.7 (0 reviews)3.8 (0 reviews)✓
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFrom $15/moFrom $5/mo✓
Best forNordic and European businesses and agencies running WordPress or WooCommerce sites that want managed performance, EU data residency and local support over raw computeDevelopers and small agencies running PHP/WordPress sites on their own VPS who want managed security and SSL without giving up provider choice or data ownership
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores1 vCPU—
RAM1 GB—
Storage5 GB—
Bandwidth0 TB/mo—
SLA uptime——
Data-center count30—
€/vCPU/mo€15.00—
€/GB RAM/mo€15.00—
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups✓
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing✓
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
30 Google Cloud locations: 10 North America, 10 Europe (incl. Sweden, Finland, Germany, UK), 8 Asia, Sydney, Sao Paulo
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Tags
Tags
managed optionbackups includedeu datacentergdpr compliant
free tiermanaged option
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Templ

Pros

  • + Full public price list: plans, custom per-core/per-GB rates, overage, domains and extended support all published
  • + Daily backups, staging, cloning, CDN, Redis cache, SSH with WP-CLI and free speed optimization on migration included in every plan
  • + 30 Google Cloud locations with ten in Europe — strong EU data residency story including Sweden
  • + Swedish WordPress-specialist support with a hacked-site fix guarantee and a no-credit-card 10-day trial
  • + Per-website pricing with immediate prorated upgrades suits agencies running multiple client sites

Cons

  • - Modest resources per dollar — $29/month buys 1 shared core and 1 GB RAM on the Small plan
  • - Bandwidth included is small (10-160 GB pooled per account) with automatic $0.20/GB overage
  • - No published uptime SLA; availability commitment is reputational rather than contractual
  • - WordPress-only platform — not a general-purpose hosting environment
  • - Out-of-scope help is billed as Extended Support ($169/hour engineering rates)
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ServerPilot

Pros

  • + Published, decoupled usage pricing: $5/server + $0.50/app entry, billed hourly
  • + Security baseline on every tier: firewall default, no exposed management ports, app isolation, automated updates
  • + Works on any major cloud provider — you keep root access and data ownership
  • + One-click WordPress, AutoSSL via Let's Encrypt, multiple PHP versions per server
  • + Migration tooling to move sites and databases between your servers

Cons

  • - No free tier (the $0 freemium model is gone); card required at $5/server
  • - PHP/WordPress only — no Node, Python, Docker, or Kubernetes workloads
  • - Per-app fees compound on servers with many sites
  • - No published control-plane uptime SLA; deep metrics gated behind higher tiers
  • - Economy-tier support is deprioritized ticket-based help
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