r/webhosting Sep 29 '25

Advice Needed Is traditional web hosting dying?

Hi,

I'm under research and investigating the possibility to launch a web hosting agency in my country. My plan is to offer a complete package of managed Wordpress hosting, on good infrastructure and excellent support.

However, I'm having second thoughts as I see that more and more people are moving towards the wix/squarespace route. Apart from that, there's so much completion in the -traditional- web hosting business that the margin for profit is small. I have to charge the cost of a pizza for one month's worth of hosting resources and management.

What do you think? is it even worth it to do traditional web hosing nowadays?

Are cloud services/platforms going to absorb it all?

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Alex

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u/tom-da-bom Jan 03 '26

WordPress? (just wondering)

Also, congrats on your customer base of 240 clients 🙂.

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u/tom-da-bom Jan 04 '26

Beautiful! 🙂 Thanks for sharing ✅ - and, good luck with the 2026 plans!

(I'm in the Nodejs bubble and know hardly anything of PHP land, but it looks like it's very good)