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hosting directory.

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Real options, clear responsibilities, and room to grow.

2 providers in the directoryShared hosting · Cloud VPS

GreenGeeks

Shared hosting with cPanel
Provider overview

A control-panel hosting option for Joomla owners who prefer the provider to maintain the underlying server. Check application support and plan limits before choosing.

Shared hostingcPanelJoomla installer
PHP selectionSSL certificatesMigration service with limits
A good fit forSite owners who want less server administrationExplore GreenGeeks (opens in a new tab)Read our overviewSee current plans on GreenGeeks ↗

Vultr

Cloud hosting, your way
Provider overview

More control. Room to grow. A cloud platform for Joomla owners who want to build and manage their own hosting environment.

Cloud VPSSelf-managedGlobal locations
Root server accessChoice of server locationOptional backups
A good fit forHands-on site owners & developersExplore Vultr (opens in a new tab)Read our overviewSee current plans on Vultr ↗

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A shortlist, with context.

GreenGeeks and Vultr offer different divisions of work. Shared hosting does not automatically include Joomla or extension maintenance; a self-managed VPS needs a server administrator. Listings are documentation-based overviews, not a tested ranking. Our editorial policy explains what we cover.

Before you choose

A few checks go a long way.

01

Check compatibility

Match the PHP and database versions to the Joomla release you plan to use. Check extensions and templates too.

Understand the requirements
02

Know your responsibilities

With a self-managed VPS, server updates, security and backups need an owner. Decide who that will be before signing up.

Choose your hosting approach
03

Plan a safe move

Create a full backup, test your site on the new server and prepare a rollback before changing your domain’s DNS.

Plan your migration