9 articles
What fails first when WooCommerce meets Black Friday traffic: checkout, PHP workers, wp-cron, webhooks. The cost of an hour down, plus a prep checklist.
Elena Marchetti··14 min read
WordPress attacks are increasing in 2026. Why plugin firewalls miss AI-driven scanners, what server-side detection catches, and what a breach costs you.
Colton Joseph··11 min read
Tripod vanished and took customer sites with it. How to spot a dying web host, what you can recover after a shutdown, and how to own portable backups.
Marcus Webb··11 min read
Most hosting uptime guarantees exclude maintenance, DDoS and customer-caused outages. Read the fine print, run the credit math, and know what to ask before you sign.
Marcus Webb··10 min read
UptimeRobot now limits its free plan to personal use. What agencies pay to stay, which alternatives are worth it, and what ping monitoring never caught anyway.
Marcus Webb··10 min read
Site and admin both down and the host says nothing's wrong? A calm 20-minute triage order: DNS, SSL, suspension, fatal error, hack, plus what to ask your host.
Marcus Webb··14 min read
A Namecheap outage took WordPress sites down for hours. Here's what failover and redundancy mean in practice, why cheap hosts skip them, what to demand instead.
Marcus Webb··13 min read
Your host is down, the status page is stale, and support isn't answering. Here's the exact checklist for surviving a multi-day hosting outage.
Marcus Webb··12 min read
Website downtime costs small businesses $137-$427 per minute in lost revenue, damaged SEO rankings, and customer trust. See what one outage adds up to.
Marcus Webb··15 min read