FlyWP met the WordPress community at WordCamp Sylhet 2026, hosted 50+ one-to-one demos, connected with WordPress agencies, and discussed its White Label program.

September was a big month for FlyWP. We introduced smarter notifications, Next.js, Nuxt and Astro support through Git, stronger backup and support workflows, Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, and opened the FlyWP White Label Beta Program.

Learn how to manage 50+ WordPress websites with centralized management, automated updates, backups, monitoring, security, and scalable workflows.

FlyWP is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of WordCamp Sylhet 2026. Meet the team, talk WordPress infrastructure, and join the community in Sylhet.

Don't compare hosting by price alone. Compare how efficiently an agency can manage 10, 50, or 100+ WordPress sites.

Discover 20 WordPress plugins you may not need and learn how server-level features can replace them for security, performance, backups, email, and more.

July was a milestone month for FlyWP. We launched FlySecurity Pro with a free 30-day trial, introduced the Global Command Palette, Passkey Authentication, and the WordPress Users Module, while delivering smarter Git workflows, enhanced security, and numerous reliability improvements across the platform.

Compare the 11 best WordPress management tools in 2027. Explore pricing, features, pros, and limitations to find the right tool for managing your sites.

On August 6, 2026, FlyWP identified a large-scale security incident affecting FlyWP infrastructure and more than 700 customer servers and … Read more

Managed hosting and cloud hosting aren’t opposite technologies. Most managed hosts already run on public cloud infrastructure. The real decision is who manages your server. Compare pricing, flexibility, scalability, and ownership to choose the right hosting model for your WordPress sites.

Compare Docker and traditional WordPress hosting across performance, security, scalability, cost, and developer workflow to choose the right solution.

Learn what WordPress plugin vulnerabilities are, how attackers exploit them, why updating plugins isn’t always enough, and how to protect your website with a modern security strategy.