Most hosts stop at the server. We keep going.
Publisher hosting on our own hardware, run by people who know publishing infrastructure. A plugin conflict, a broken form, a layout that slipped — we fix it, and it is not billed. From $300 a month, migration handled, and you prepare nothing.
- Our own hardware
- Migration handled
- A Slack channel, not a ticket queue
- The company that built your site stopped answering. Nobody's touched it in a year.
- Your site scores 50 out of 100, and your server bill keeps climbing anyway.
- Your host calls a broken form "a WordPress issue, not a hosting issue" — so it stays broken.
You shouldn't need a technical person on staff to get a headline fixed. That is the job we took.
What you get
All of it, on every plan.
- Server and site maintenance, on our own hardware
- A shared Slack channel — you talk to the people who run your server
- Migration handled by us — you prepare nothing
What's included
- If something breaks, we fix it — not billed, and not on a clock
- Off-site daily backups, malware scanning and a firewall on every site
- Core, plugin and security updates, applied and verified
- SSL issued and renewed for you, with Cloudflare in front of it
- Caching tuned layer by layer for publishing traffic — and never on admin pages, so your editors always see live content
- Uptime checked from outside our own network, so an outage reaches us even when the server can't report it itself
- WordPress cron and scheduled posts watched — a story that misses its publish time gets caught
- File permissions and integrity checked continuously, drift repaired, anything unusual flagged
- Server errors and 5xx spikes surfaced within minutes, not at your next check-in
New work — a feature, a redesign, an integration — is scoped and quoted before it starts, at $200/hr. Fixing what broke is never new work.
Priced to your size. Not to how much help you need.
Every plan is the same service — the same backups, the same monitoring, the same people in the same Slack channel. What changes is the size of the operation we are running it for. Pay twelve months up front and two of them are free.
Under $150k a year
Community title
$300/mo
A single local or hyperlocal title — one newsroom, a steady rhythm, and nobody on staff who wants to think about servers.
- Everything on the list above
- Capacity for a single title
$150k–$300k a year
Regional daily
$500/mo
An established daily or regional title. Real deadlines, real traffic, and a newsroom that notices within minutes when something breaks.
- Everything in Community title
- Capacity planned for sustained daily traffic
Over $300k a year
Regional brand
$750/mo
More than one property, advertisers and events riding on uptime, and more people who need an answer today.
- Everything in Regional daily
- Capacity for multiple properties
Before
48/100
PageSpeed on the publisher's old host, with a server bill that kept climbing.
After — on CopperPress infrastructure
91/100
Same site. Same content. Different hardware — and different people running it.
Streets of Toronto, tested 28 July 2026 — real result, not a projection.
Running a bigger operation?
You don't want just hosting — you want the whole department. Hosting already sits inside a CTO engagement, alongside strategy, developers and AI enablement.
The question every publisher asks before moving.
Am I locked into a contract?
Hosting should be the boring part.
It should be the thing you never think about. Tell us what you are on today, and we will tell you plainly whether we can do better — and say so if we cannot.
Not ready for that? Start with the free AI analysis instead — it costs nothing