Three Websites, One Pool, One Bill.
For a business with more than one site, or a freelancer carrying a few clients. The allowances are shared, so a quiet site leaves room for the busy one.
USD 40 a month billed yearly, which is USD 480 a year. USD 48 if you pay monthly.
Who Takes Grow
If none of these sounds like you, another plan probably fits better.
A Freelancer With Clients
Two or three client sites on one account you control, each with its own staging, its own backups and its own SFTP, handed over with a transfer code when the project ends.
A Business With A Second Site
The main site plus a campaign site, a second brand or a site in another language. One invoice rather than three renewal emails.
One Site That Needs Room
Grow is also the right answer for a single site that has outgrown Build, because the pool is twice the storage and twice the traffic.
What The Numbers Mean In Practice
Limits are easier to judge as sites and visitors than as gigabytes.
Pooled, Not Divided
20 GB of storage and 100 GB of traffic belong to the account, not to each site. A brochure site using almost nothing leaves the rest for the one that is busy, which is the whole point of pooling.
Caps When You Want Them
Put a ceiling on any single site so one of them cannot eat the pool. Useful when a client uploads a video library without asking.
Staging On All Three
Not on one of them. The same process works for every site you run, which is what makes it a process rather than a special occasion.
Everything, On Every Plan
The platform is the same whichever plan you take. The plan decides how many websites and how much room, nothing else.
Grow
$480 a year. That is $96 less than paying monthly.
- Up to 3 websites
- 20 GB storage
- 100 GB bandwidth a month
- A temporary address to test on
Grow In Full
Up to three websites sharing one pool of resources, or one website that needs more room.
- Servers In Singapore
- Free SSL On Every Domain
- Daily Backups, Kept 30 Days
- One-Click Staging
- Cloudflare CDN And DDoS Protection
- Nightly Malware Scans
- SFTP And WP-CLI
- PHP 8.3 And Redis
- Support From Real People
Every plan includes the same platform. The only difference is how many websites and how much room they have.
When You Outgrow It
At four sites, or when the pool gets tight. Scale is ten websites with 30 GB and 200 GB, which is the shape an agency with a client list actually needs.
What People Ask About Grow
Do the three sites have to be mine?
No. Plenty of people here run client sites on their own account and bill it as part of a care plan. When a client wants to take theirs over, transfer it to their own Oxyforge account with a code and it moves across intact.
What stops one site using everything?
A per-site cap, which you set yourself. The allowance stays pooled, but any single site can be given a hard ceiling inside it.
Can I add a fourth site?
Not on Grow. Move up to Scale, which holds ten. Nothing is rebuilt when you change plan, the limits simply change.
Is a dev site one of my three?
No. A dev site is a blank, password-protected WordPress for building the next thing, and it uses your storage rather than one of your website slots.
What This Plan Is Not
Not A Fit
- More than three websites. That is Scale.
- Anything that is not WordPress. A static build, a Laravel app or a custom stack belongs elsewhere.
- Mailboxes at your domain. We host websites, not email. Leave your mail where it is.
- Having a site moved across for you. Copying one in is your own job, onto the temporary address first.
- A phone number to ring. Support is a ticket, read by the people who run the platform.
Start On Grow
Create the website, build it on its temporary address, and point your domain when you are ready.
Start On Grow