Kinsta is a managed WordPress hosting company. Plans cover single sites, multiple sites, agencies and enterprises.
You manage sites in the MyKinsta dashboard, where staging environments let you clone a site or try out changes before they go live. You can make backups, choose their schedule and roll your site back to one whenever you need to. An APM tool helps identify slow queries, plugins and performance bottlenecks. Kinsta delivers static assets through its built-in CDN and serves cached content from edge locations. Every site runs in its own container, and Kinsta says its firewall and DDoS protection stop harmful traffic at the network edge before it reaches your site.
Kinsta names agencies, enterprises and small and medium businesses as its main audiences. It says agencies can run large numbers of client sites quickly and simply while keeping control. In MyKinsta you can give people roles with fine-grained permissions at the site, company or account level, and activity tracking shows what your team has done along with deployments and site monitoring alerts. Kinsta also has dedicated pages for WooCommerce hosting and for education and nonprofit sites.
DevKinsta is a set of tools for building sites locally on macOS, Windows or Linux, and when you’re ready to launch you can push the site straight to Kinsta. It includes Adminer for database management and an SMTP server with an email testing tool. Support runs through integrated chat that you can open from any page in MyKinsta, and Kinsta says it is delivered by WordPress engineers. Live support is offered in multiple languages, alongside translated documentation and the Kinsta Community.
Single-site plans come in versions limited by visits or by bandwidth, and multi-site plans add more sites, storage and traffic. Current prices are in the pricing box above.