LWP's two recommended WordPress hosts: Hostinger the beginner-friendly value pick, SiteGround the more premium one — both with the free-subdomain feature the method leans on.

Pick this when

Hosting WordPress with full plugin freedom at sane prices — against wordpress.com and Elementor Hosting, both refused by the course.

What makes it different

Free subdomains by the hundred: the staging-and-portfolio mechanism of the LWP workflow

WordPress-optimized packages under $10/mo (promo pricing)

What it does

Stores and serves site files; provides subdomains, email, WP-optimized stacks

What it does not do

Common wrong expectations

Doesn't lock your page builder (the Elementor Hosting objection) or limit plugins (the wordpress.com objection)

Where it sits in a stack

The bottom layer: files live here; WordPress manages them; domains point here.

Shelf

Backend, hosting & code

Our status · watch

Course recommendation; Paul's hosting choices are his own.

For your projects

Subdomain-as-staging maps to any site migration Paul runs, including TanStack upgrades.

Freshness

current

Related tools

complementsWordPresscompetes withVercel

wordpress: WP installs onto it

vercel: different worlds: WP hosting vs git-deploy hosting

Every moment the course touched it (10)

SessionCoverageMomentWhat happened
Section 5: The Building Workflow — Starter Template, Build Order, and DeliverydemonstratedSubdomain creation + per-subdomain WordPress installs; staging tools; SiteGround Optimizer
Section 7+8: Speed, Security, and Fleet Management — plus the Course ClosedemonstratedCloud tiers, backup retention windows, security documentation, optimizer plugins — the chapter's spine
AI Sprint: OpenClaw — Session 1 (Infrastructure, Not Agent: the Seven Documents, 1-Click VPS, and Model Routing)demonstrated1-click managed OpenClaw (~$11/mo), Nexos credits, the dashboard walkthrough — the sprint's beginner rail
AI Sprint: OpenClaw — Session 2 (Token Anatomy, Claude Code Inside the Server, Skills, and Multi-Agent Workspaces)demonstratedh-panel root access, Docker manager project name, browser terminal (not recommended for Claude Code)
Chapter 1: The Mindset — Figma Is a Sandbox, and Your Brain Is the ObstacleexplainedHis hosting; Cloud Startup plan named, 'livingwithpixels' discount code as-heard
Section 1: Orientation — What Elementor Really Is (and What It Sits On)explainedThe two recommended hosts; subdomain feature is load-bearing
AI Sprint: The Hermes Agent — Day 1 (Always-On Agents, the Employee-on-Day-One System, and the Self-Improving Ghostwriter)explained1-click Hermes/OpenClaw installs — the always-on hosting lane and 'safer sandbox'
AI Sprint: The Hermes Agent — Day 2 (Loop Engineering: the Scheduling Loop, the Delegation Loop, and the Skill Auditor)explainedThe always-on host that makes crons trustworthy — 'your laptop is off at 7 AM'
Section 4: The Design System — Figma Export, Clean WordPress, and the Class SystemmentionedHostinger Cloud's pre-installed plugins are the clutter the cleanup stage deletes
AI Masterclass: Exploring Antigravity 2 — Four Products, Four Slash Commands, and Two Live BuildsmentionedNamed with Vercel as the hosting answer for Antigravity-built apps

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