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Practically all the well-known ones. WordPress, Joomla and Drupal each install with a single click, and the same Softaculous installer inside cPanel covers 240-plus further applications — shopping carts, forums, wikis, photo galleries and project tools among them. Several different platforms can sit side by side on one plan, each in its own domain or subfolder, which suits anyone juggling a WordPress blog, a Joomla members area and a Drupal microsite for the same organisation. Every install rests on the same foundation: pure NVMe SSD storage, LiteSpeed caching, current PHP 8.x and up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases. Stepping up a plan raises how many sites you can run, so a single CMS can grow into a full portfolio without changing host. And if something is not in the installer, SSH with Composer and full file access will still put it there by hand.

Open the Softaculous installer in cPanel, choose the platform, pick the domain or subfolder it belongs in, set an admin username and password, and the installer writes the files, builds the database and finishes setup on its own — usually inside a minute. Nothing is downloaded, no configuration file is edited, no FTP client is opened. Run the installer as often as your plan's site allowance permits, which makes putting a staging copy beside a live site almost no effort at all. Softaculous keeps a record of what is installed and where, which turns a later core update into one click rather than a manual routine, and it can take an automatic backup immediately before applying one. Would you rather start from a site you already have? Our team will move it across free of charge instead of you rebuilding from nothing.

They mean nobody has to babysit every release. Softaculous watches your installed applications and rolls out core, theme, plugin and extension updates on your behalf, taking an automatic backup immediately before each one so a fresh restore point is always sitting there if something clashes. You still hold the controls: choose which installs update automatically, review what is queued, or push a change into a quieter hour rather than your busiest. This matters because an out-of-date plugin or extension is the most common route into a CMS, so keeping current is genuine protection rather than housekeeping. Daily automatic backups and a web application firewall add further layers underneath, and our support team is reachable around the clock on the rare occasion an update needs a human pair of hands.

Every site sits on pure NVMe SSD storage with LiteSpeed caching and HTTP/2, running current PHP 8.x with OPcache. LiteSpeed hands rendered pages and static assets out of memory instead of regenerating them per visitor, while OPcache keeps compiled PHP ready so the server does less on each request. Above that, each platform's own caching — a WordPress cache plugin, Joomla's page cache, Drupal's object cache — speeds repeat visits further still. NVMe storage keeps the database work behind menus, posts and search results brisk, and up to 100 MySQL/MariaDB databases leave plenty of room for what your sites need to store. Because PHP version and limits are set per site, a heavier install gets its headroom without slowing the neighbours. When traffic climbs, moving to a plan with more CPU and RAM is a couple of clicks.

Security comes in layers. A web application firewall and network-level DDoS protection sit in front of every site, free auto-renewing SSL keeps traffic encrypted, and sensible defaults close the entry points CMS platforms get probed on most. The biggest ongoing risk is an outdated core or plugin, which is exactly why automatic updates and pre-update backups earn their place. And yes — daily automatic backups come with every plan, with restores handled by you straight from cPanel: a site or a single database rolls back in a couple of clicks, so recovering from a poor update or a stray edit is quick rather than stressful. Backups capture files and databases together, so the whole site returns to a known-good point. All of it runs inside tier-3 datacentres behind a 99.9% uptime SLA, with our support team reachable 24/7.

Yes — and assisted migration costs nothing whether you are on WordPress, Joomla, Drupal or something else entirely. Once you have signed up, open a ticket with your current host's details and our team copies the files, database, themes and extensions, rebuilds the site on our platform, and confirms it loads and behaves correctly before anything changes for your visitors. Most transfers finish in about 24 hours. We agree the final DNS switch with you so the cutover carries no downtime, and your current site stays live and untouched until you have signed off on the copy. Moving several sites at once? We will handle them together and stagger the cutovers to suit you. Daily automatic backups start the moment a site lands, and free auto-renewing SSL is issued for each domain, so everything you bring is encrypted from the outset.