Managed WordPress

Rocket.net review

Rocket.net is managed WordPress with Cloudflare Enterprise built in and a public promise of no renewal price hikes. Starter is $25 a month billed annually, or $30 monthly with a $1 first month.

Best for: WordPress sites that want fast global delivery with flat pricing.

Skip it if: You need email or many small sites cheaply.

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What we like

  • Promises no renewal price hikes
  • Cloudflare Enterprise CDN and security built in
  • $1 first month to try it

Watch out for

  • Pricier than shared hosting
  • Bandwidth caps on lower plans

The real price of Rocket.net

Rocket.net’s cheapest plan, Starter, is advertised at $25 a month, but that price requires paying for 12 months upfront: about $300 at checkout. There’s no promotional jump: you renew at the same price. Over three years you’d pay about $900 in total.

Money-back: 30 days. Free domain: no. Backups: Daily. Email: Not included.

Rocket.net plans and prices

PlanTypeIntroTermRenews at3-yr costSitesStorage
StarterUnmetered visitors · 50 GB bandwidthManaged WordPress$25/mo$30 monthly1-year term$25/mo$900110 GB
$1 first month on monthly billing; "we'll never do price hikes on renewals".
Pro100 GB bandwidthManaged WordPress$50/mo$60 monthly1-year term$50/mo$1,800320 GB
Business300 GB bandwidthManaged WordPress$83/mo$100 monthly1-year term$83/mo$2,9881040 GB

Rocket.net price history

No price changes logged since our baseline check on Oct 8, 2026.

Last checked Oct 8, 2026. We re-check every host monthly. See all hosting price changes.

Key facts

CompanyFlorida, USA · founded 2020
Hosting typesManaged WordPress
Control panelRocket.net dashboard
Data centersGlobal edge (Cloudflare Enterprise)
Money-back30 days
Free domainNo
Free SSLYes
Free migrationFree
EmailNot included
BackupsDaily

Verdict

Rocket.net is managed WordPress with Cloudflare Enterprise built in and a public promise of no renewal price hikes. Starter is $25 a month billed annually, or $30 monthly with a $1 first month. Best for: wordPress sites that want fast global delivery with flat pricing.

Check today’s price at Rocket.net

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Bloggers and small businesses who never want to touch a server.

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Sources · checked Oct 8, 2026
  1. rocket.net/pricing/

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