Best Hosting & Infrastructure Tools for Agencies in 2026
The top Hosting & Infrastructure software for Agencies, ranked by our weighted criteria scores. Compare their features and listed pricing to make the best choice.
Quick Summary
Premium managed WordPress hosting on Google Cloud, with Cloudflare CDN, daily backups, staging and an API, sold to businesses, agencies and enterprises.
Netlify is a web platform for building, deploying and hosting frontend sites and web apps from Git, with serverless functions, a global CDN and preview deploys.
Frontend cloud platform from the makers of Next.js that builds and deploys web apps from Git to a global CDN with serverless functions.
Top 10+ Hosting & Infrastructure Tools
Use filters and sort to find the best match for your needs. Compare what every Hosting & Infrastructure tool costs at 1 to 50 users.
- 1. Kinsta
Premium managed WordPress hosting on Google Cloud, with Cloudflare CDN, daily backups, staging and an API, sold to businesses, agencies and enterprises.
- 2. Cloudways
Managed cloud hosting platform that runs WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento, Laravel and PHP apps on DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode, AWS or Google Cloud servers.
- 3. Rocket.net
Managed WordPress hosting that runs every site behind Cloudflare Enterprise CDN and WAF, sold to businesses, agencies, and high-traffic publishers.
- 4. Netlify
Netlify is a web platform for building, deploying and hosting frontend sites and web apps from Git, with serverless functions, a global CDN and preview deploys.
- 5. SiteGround
Bulgarian web host running on Google Cloud. It offers shared, managed WordPress, WooCommerce and cloud hosting for small businesses, freelancers and agencies.
- 6. WP Engine
Managed WordPress hosting platform with staging, automated updates, backups, CDN and security tooling for businesses, agencies and enterprise sites.
- 7. Vercel
Frontend cloud platform from the makers of Next.js that builds and deploys web apps from Git to a global CDN with serverless functions.
- 8. OVHcloud
French cloud provider offering shared web hosting, VPS, dedicated servers and an OpenStack-based public cloud for businesses and developers.
- 9. Liquid Web
Liquid Web is a US managed hosting provider. It sells VPS, cloud VPS, dedicated servers and managed WordPress hosting to businesses that need hands-on server management.
- 10. Coolify
Coolify is an open-source, self-hostable platform that deploys apps, databases and services onto servers you own. It is aimed at developers who want a self-run alternative to Heroku or Vercel.
- 11. MassiveGRID
MassiveGRID sells high-availability cloud VPS, managed cloud and dedicated servers, cPanel hosting, PaaS and private cloud to businesses from four data center locations.
- 12. Beget
Russian hosting and cloud provider offering shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, S3 storage, managed databases and Kubernetes, mainly for Russian-speaking businesses and developers.
- 13. Kuberns
Kuberns is an AI-assisted platform-as-a-service that detects an app's stack from GitHub and deploys it to cloud infrastructure, aimed at startups and developers.
How We Evaluated These Tools
We rate each Hosting & Infrastructure tool on the criteria below and rank by the weighted average of those ratings. Each criterion's share of the overall score is shown next to it.
- Cost14.3%
- Reliability14.3%
- Scalability14.3%
- Security14.3%
- Support14.3%
- Analytics7.1%
- Customization7.1%
- Ease of Use7.1%
- Integration7.1%
Frequently Asked Questions
Kinsta ranks first in this guide with a score of 7.1/10 on our Hosting & Infrastructure criteria, ahead of Cloudways. Its highest-rated criterion is Reliability, at 9/10.
Netlify is free for 10 users on its Free plan, the lowest cost among the top-ranked tools in this guide that list prices in USD.
Netlify, Vercel and Coolify are the highest-ranked tools in this guide with a free plan, out of 4 tools here that have one.
We list Hosting & Infrastructure tools that we rate at least 5/10 for agencies, ranked by that fit score. Tools with the same fit are ranked by the weighted average of our criteria scores, led by Cost, Reliability and Scalability.
