Rocket.net
Edge-first managed WordPress hosting with included Cloudflare Enterprise CDN
Rocket.net is a managed WordPress hosting provider founded in 2020 that emphasizes speed and security through edge-first architecture powered by Cloudflare Enterprise on all plans. The platform delivers content from 200+ global locations and includes free migrations, daily backups, automatic updates, and 24/7 support without hidden renewal price increases.
How we scored it
Six-factor weighted score. Each dimension scored 0–10 by our editorial team across testing periods of 3–18 months. No vendor influence.
What it actually costs
Intro pricing shown — see the renewal note for what you'll pay after the introductory term. We don't hide the second-act price.
The real cost
What you'll actually pay across 4 years, including the renewal cliff. We blend the math so you see the true monthly cost.
When the bill actually arrives
Most hosts advertise intro pricing prominently and renewal pricing in the fine print. Here\'s the trajectory drawn to scale.
Rocket.net against the field
The highest-scoring alternatives in the same category, compared on the figures we hold for all of them.
| Rocket.netThis page | SiteGround | DigitalOcean | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ReviewCost score | 8.1/10 | 8.3/10 | 8.3/10 |
| Cheapest plan | Starter | — | — |
| From | $25.00/mo | $17.99/mo | — |
| Renews at | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Biggest strength | Cloudflare Enterprise CDN included on all plans at a fraction of standalone cost (typically $5,000+ annually) | Outstanding 24/7 customer support with average 15-minute response times and knowledgeable staff | Transparent, predictable pricing with per-second billing since January 2026 |
| Biggest drawback | Premium pricing tier (starting $25/month) excludes small hobby blogs and personal projects | Renewal prices increase 500%+ after promotional period ends (StartUp jumps from $2.99 to $17.99/month) | Limited support on free tier—ticket responses can be slow, no phone support at any tier |
Prices are the published figures at the time of writing and change often. Renewal pricing is shown where the vendor publishes it. See how we review.
What people ask about Rocket.net
Straight answers to what buyers actually ask, drawn from the documentation and published user reports.