Membership site hosting and WordPress performance articles
Performance and concurrency writing from the team behind MemberHost.
10 articles
MemberHost vs Cloudways (Flexible and Autonomous) for Membership Sites
Cloudways Flexible, Cloudways Autonomous and MemberHost compared for membership, course and community sites: infrastructure, scaling, support scope and what the uptime terms cover.
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MemberHost vs Kinsta for Membership and Course Sites
Looking at a Kinsta alternative for a MemberPress, LearnDash or BuddyBoss site? How Kinsta and MemberHost differ on PHP threads, object caching, plugin support and uptime terms.
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MemberHost vs Levamo for Membership and BuddyBoss Sites
Levamo (formerly Rapyd Cloud) and MemberHost both host logged-in WordPress sites. How they differ on infrastructure, support scope, caching and uptime terms, and who each suits.
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MemberHost vs Rocket.net for Membership and Course Sites
How Rocket.net's Managed and Enterprise plans compare with MemberHost for logged-in WordPress sites: edge caching, PHP workers, support scope and what the uptime guarantee covers.
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MemberHost vs SiteGround for Membership and Course Sites
Considering a SiteGround alternative for a membership or course site? SiteGround's shared and Cloud plans compared with MemberHost on resources, caching, support scope and uptime terms.
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MemberHost vs WP Engine for Membership, Course and Community Sites
Weighing a WP Engine alternative for a membership site? How WP Engine's Essential and Core plans compare with MemberHost on resources, logged-in caching, plugin support and uptime terms.
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LearnDash Hosting: What Actually Makes It Fast
Why page caching can't fix a slow LearnDash site: CPU speed, PHP workers, OPcache, and Redis, straight from the LearnDash webinar we co-hosted.
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Reliable WordPress Hosting for Membership Sites (2026)
An uptime percentage says nothing about launch day. What reliability means for a membership site, what hosting SLAs actually pay out, and how to prepare.
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The Fastest WordPress Hosting for Membership Sites (2026)
A 100/100 PageSpeed score can hide slow logged-in pages. What actually makes membership hosting fast once members log in and the page cache stops helping.
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Measuring WordPress Server Speed and Performance
How we measure WordPress backend speed on heavy membership and LMS sites: the tests, tools and numbers that matter more than a PageSpeed score.
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