Magento hosting on a server of your own

What Magento is

Magento — sold commercially as Adobe Commerce and available as Magento Open Source — is an ecommerce platform for stores that have outgrown a simple cart. It handles very large catalogues, multiple storefronts, websites and currencies from one installation, and its pricing, promotion and tax rules go far deeper than most platforms allow.

Why merchants choose Magento

Magento is chosen when the rules of the business are complicated: tiered and customer-group pricing, business-to-business accounts with their own catalogues, dozens of storefronts in different countries, product configurations with real dependencies between them. It is also entirely yours — the code, the data and the checkout — with no platform taking a share of what you sell.

What you get with the server

• The whole machine, with root access. Magento's indexers, cron jobs and cache warming are heavy, scheduled work, and on shared hosting they are exactly the sort of thing that gets throttled at the moment it matters.
• You choose the stack profile when the server is built, Magento among them, and it is recorded against the machine — so the server you ordered is the server you get.
• Backups are included and taken automatically, with the option to keep a month of the file system and two of the databases — which for a store carrying live order history is the difference between an incident and a loss.
• You choose the data centre, and the range runs in eight of them across North America, Europe and Asia, so the store sits near the customers who buy from it.

Plans and pricing

Ten sizes, from a single core up to forty-eight. Magento is memory-hungry, so the sensible starting point for a real catalogue is higher up this ladder than you would need for a brochure site.

Where to go next

The pages people usually read after this one — the platform underneath, the rest of the range, and the help you get once you are here.

• Managed cloud serversThe full range of machines, every size and what each one costs.
• The shared platformWhat every managed plan runs on — the specification, the allowances and the tools.
• One-click applicationsEverything else you can install in a click, with a page for each of the popular ones.
• Move an existing siteWe copy the site and map the old URLs to the new ones, so the rankings come with it.
• Site speed-upA hands-on engineering pass over one site: caching, images, fonts and the database.
• Knowledge baseGuides for setup, DNS, email, SSL and everything after you are live.

Questions people ask before they buy