Which Faaaster hosting plan should I choose?

Faaaster offers four plans — Dev, Perso, Pro and Business — which differ in the server power allocated and the level of service. All of them include a WordPress site, daily backups, an HTTPS certificate and 10 GB of storage.

The four plans

Dev — €2 excl. VAT / month, free for 30 days

A private work site.

• 1 WordPress site
• Server resources ×1
• 2 development branches
• Daily backups
• HTTPS certificate
• 10 GB of storage
• Site paused after 5 days without use
• Private site — public publishing not included

Perso — €9.60 excl. VAT / month

Ideal for blogs and showcase sites.

• Server resources ×1
• 3 development branches
• Guaranteed security, optimized performance
• Unlimited bandwidth and traffic*

Pro — €26 excl. VAT / month

Ideal for e-commerce or high-traffic sites.

• Server resources ×2
• Everything in the Perso plan
• Phone support

Business — €52 excl. VAT / month

Ideal for large e-commerce sites or sites with very high traffic.

• Server resources ×4
• Everything in the Pro plan
• Phone support

* Within the limits of non-abusive use and corresponding to the normal usage of a website.

Good to know

• The Dev plan pauses the site when it gets no visits. It's suited to a work site, not to a production site.
• A yearly subscription gives you 2 months free compared with monthly.
• You can change plans at any time from the site's Subscription tab: the prorated amount of the current plan is credited automatically. This change is reserved for the organization's owner and admins.

Need something else?

The Contact us link, at the bottom of the grid, lets you request a custom environment.

Changing your mind later

You can change plans at any time and at no cost from the site's Subscription tab: the prorated amount of the plan you leave is automatically credited to you. This is reserved for the organization's owner and admins.

Don't oversize at the start. Start with the plan that matches your current traffic: the Performance tab will tell you when it becomes too tight, with figures to back it up.

👉 How do I change plans? · How do I read performance metrics?

Updated on: 10/03/2026