What is WordPress?
WordPress is free, open-source software for building websites, blogs and online stores. You write and manage everything from a web dashboard, and thousands of themes and plugins add designs and features such as shops, forms, bookings and memberships.
WordPress in action
What you can do with WordPress
Business websitePages for your services, a contact form and your own domain.
Online storeWooCommerce turns WordPress into a full shop with cart, payments and stock.
Blog and newsPosts, categories, comments and an RSS feed out of the box.
Portfolio and bookingsShow your work and take appointments with a plugin.
Get started in four steps
- Choose a planPick Studio, Business or Flagship and name your site.
- Sign inOpen your address with /wp-admin and use the details in your panel.
- Pick a themeAppearance, Themes: choose a design and customise it.
- Add pages and pluginsWrite your pages, add WooCommerce or other plugins, and publish.
How AtrbCode runs WordPress
- Your own HTTPS address, renewed automatically
- Admin account made for you before it goes live
- Install any theme or plugin, WooCommerce included
- Nightly backups of files and database
- Logs, restart and backups from your panel
- Its own isolated container, so nothing else on the server can reach it
- Its own panel: status, logs, tools, backups and billing
WordPress plans
| Plan | Memory | Storage | Good for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 1 GB | 10 GB | A personal site, portfolio or blog | $14.99/mo |
| Business | 2 GB | 30 GB | A business site or a WooCommerce store | $29.99/mo |
| Flagship | 4 GB | 80 GB | Busy stores and high-traffic sites | $59.99/mo |
Questions about WordPress
Is WordPress free?
The software is free and open source. You pay for hosting: the server, address, backups and care that keep it running.
WordPress.com or WordPress.org?
This is the WordPress.org software, installed for you: any theme, any plugin and full control.
Do I need to code?
No. Themes and the block editor let you build pages visually; code is optional.