Rapyd offers hosting plans for every stage of growth—from simple personal sites to complex agency portfolios. Each plan includes one private environment, and you can choose whether that environment supports a single-site or multiple fully isolated WordPress sites.
This article gives you a high-level overview of how Rapyd plans are structured, what makes them different, and when to choose one tier over another. If you're looking for plan specs, add-on pricing, or resource details, the links below will take you there.
Overview of Rapyd Plans
Every Rapyd plan includes a dedicated private environment, optimized for speed, security, and flexibility. You can choose a plan that supports a single WordPress site or one that allows you to run multiple fully isolated sites within the same environment.
Single or Multi-site
Run a single WordPress site for simplicity, or manage multiple independent sites within one environment. Multi-site plans let you host several projects—each fully isolated with its own domain, database, and resources—without the complexity of managing separate environments.
Flexible Scaling
Start small and scale as you grow. You can add more sites, expand your environment’s storage, or upgrade to a higher plan level at any time. Everything is self-service and seamless—no downtime or reconfiguration required.
Performance and Security Built In
Every plan comes with a performance-focused stack by default. LiteSpeed Enterprise delivers fast, efficient caching. Redis improves database performance with object caching. Monarx protects against malware in real time. Daily backups and free SSL are included for all sites, with no manual setup needed.
Tools for Developers and Teams
Rapyd includes advanced tools to support your workflow—whether you're building solo or as part of a team. Use staging environments to test changes safely, view real-time stats and logs, switch PHP and WordPress versions, and control your environment settings with precision.
Key Terms
Environment – A dedicated server container where your sites run. One environment per plan.
Site – A single WordPress installation in your environment. Fully isolated.
Single-site Plan – Allows one site.
Multi-site Plan – Supports multiple independent sites within one environment.
Plan Tier – A general category of plan (Lite, Startup, etc.).
Plan Level – A size/version within a tier (e.g., Startup 2, Performance 4).
Add-On Site – A site you can add to a multi-site plan for an additional fee.
Patchstack – A security tool included with most plans for plugin vulnerability monitoring.
Plan Tiers
Plan Tier | Ideal For | Multi-site Options Available |
Startup Flex | Freelancers, consultants, or creators managing between 1–5 low to moderate traffic sites. Offers room to grow without committing to full agency-level resources. | Limited |
Startup | Small businesses, remote teams, or digital agencies managing 5–40 sites. Great for managing client work, launching new brands, or consolidating infrastructure across teams. | Yes |
Performance | Agencies, publishers, and eCommerce teams managing high-traffic, resource-heavy sites. Ideal for WooCommerce, LMS, or businesses requiring increased PHP worker capacity. | Yes |
Enterprise | Large organizations with custom infrastructure needs, hundreds of sites, or strict performance/security requirements. Built for scale, stability, and high-touch support. | Yes** |
**Limits and prices for additional sites are set during contract negotiation. Speak with our sales team to learn more.
Other Plan Tiers
In some cases, you may see additional plans such as Lite or Developer available in your dashboard. These are limited-availability plans and are not listed on our public pricing page.
If you already have one of these plans, it will remain supported, and you can continue managing it from your dashboard.
Choosing Single-site vs. Multi-site
Use a single-site plan if:
You’re only managing one website
You want a simple and isolated setup
You don’t need to scale to additional sites
Use a multi-site plan if:
You’re managing more than one site
You want to save time and money managing environments
You’re running an agency or client portfolio
Explore Plan Details
To explore plan details like resource specs and site limits, use the links below for a deeper look.
Conclusion
Choosing the right Rapyd plan depends on your goals—whether you're launching a personal project, building client sites, or running large-scale infrastructure.
Every plan gives you the same foundation: a high-performance environment, enterprise-grade security, and the flexibility to scale as you grow. Use this guide as your starting point, and dive into the linked resources to explore the details that matter most to you.
Need help choosing? Contact our team to discuss our plans in more detail.