A store that's fast enough to close the sale and steady enough to handle the rush. No slow checkout. No Black Friday outage. No surprise bill the morning after.
Conversion-focused speed
Slow stores quietly lose conversions. The fix isn't "buy a CDN" — it's a stack where each layer is tuned for the WooCommerce workload.
Product pages and category listings served from RAM. First paint in tens of milliseconds, even on heavy templates.
WooCommerce hits the database hundreds of times per page request. Redis caches every repeat query in memory.
We exclude the cart and checkout from page-caching automatically — they need to be live. Everything else stays cached.
Fast LCP and INP out of the box. Google sees a healthy store; checkout doesn't lose conversions to slow render.
Handle sales season traffic
You shouldn't have to pre-warn your host before Black Friday. Capacity should already be there — and it should be there at the same flat price.
Every plan ships with significant burst headroom. A 10× spike on Black Friday is a good day, not an outage.
We deliberately keep fewer sites per server than the industry average. Your neighbours can't starve your checkout.
Flat monthly pricing. A successful sale event is profit, not a hosting invoice.
Backend performance
WooCommerce is database-heavy. Order screens, product imports, bulk-edits, reports — they all hit the database hard. Every layer of our stack is tuned for that workload.
Single-threaded PHP performance is what WooCommerce admin actually needs. Faster cron, faster checkout, faster everything in wp-admin.
Tuned for the read/write mix WordPress + WooCommerce actually produces. InnoDB buffers sized properly. Indexes that work.
WooCommerce caches sessions, transients, and meta in memory. Database load drops by an order of magnitude.
Solid-state with IOPS most hosts don't match. Large catalogues and product images load fast.
Managed security
E-commerce stores handle customer details, addresses, and (via gateways) payment data. Security isn't optional, and it shouldn't be your responsibility to keep configured.
Attacks blocked at the edge before they reach WordPress. Updated rules; no plugin to install.
Your store runs in its own sandbox. A vulnerability in another tenant can't reach your customer data.
Every file watched. Card skimmers and injected scripts detected fast — usually before a customer sees them.
Login attempts throttled automatically. wp-admin stops being a soft target.
Restore yesterday, last week, or two weeks ago. One click — and orders since the snapshot can be merged back in.
The hosting middle
Cheap hosting kills conversion with slow checkouts. Per-resource managed hosting taxes every successful campaign. Kiravo speeds up the cart without billing the growth.
Cheap shared hosting
$2.99/mo
5–10 second checkouts during peak hours. Visible cart abandonment, invisible to your analytics. Security exposure for customer data. Outsourced tier-1 support exactly when the store needs help.
Kiravo
€15/mo
Sub-second checkout. Burst capacity for sales events. EU servers, GDPR by default. Flat pricing — no per-order, no per-resource, no overage panic. Tuned for WooCommerce by default.
Per-resource managed
$35/mo
Excellent for steady traffic, expensive for spikes. Per-order or per-resource pricing turns Black Friday into a billing event. US-default servers; tuning the WooCommerce stack costs extra.
More reasons
Beyond the four pillars, the rest of what store owners notice — usually on the day they need it.
Servers in Germany, the UK, and the Netherlands. GDPR-friendly customer data handling, by default.
SLA-backed, hit in practice. Status page is public, with history.
Bring your own Google Workspace, M365, Proton, or SendGrid. SPF / DKIM / DMARC properly set up so receipts land in the inbox.
Install any WooCommerce extension, any payment gateway, any tax engine. We don't maintain a banned-plugins list.
NVMe + tuned MariaDB + Redis means 10,000-SKU stores stay responsive in admin and on the front-end.
Two weeks of restore points. Lost a product, broke a plugin, ran a bad import — one-click rollback.
Uptime alerts and incident notifications in Slack. Cloudflare DNS sync in a few clicks for performance and security.
We've optimised for Woo since before it was an Automattic product. We know what its database actually does at scale.
Detailed written support that stays clear and respectful. No phone tag, no escalation theatre.
Customers
Real reviews from Kiravo customers. The full set lives on /reviews.
“For nearly two years, Kiravo has been hosting our e-commerce platform, and our experience has been nothing short of stellar. Their team consistently goes above and beyond — responsive, proactive, and stepping in with expertise where our own developers faced challenges.”
Chris
via Trustpilot
“We have been using their WordPress hosting for our online business for the last 4 years. They've managed quite impressive performance on WooCommerce with 20k products.”
eComplex.ro
via Facebook
“I went to them because the hosting I had didn't have WordPress-specific optimization. I'd read about that optimization but didn't believe it until I saw it with my own eyes. A huge step forward for my business.”
Marius Paraschiv
via Facebook
“My company has been with them for a year and have no intentions of ever changing. They are very responsive and really show an interest in helping their clients.”
Reyhan Roose
via Serchen
