ZYNOO WP Velocity, $ 13.99/mo. on Linux Shared

WP Velocity has been added on Nov 3, 2025, Aggregate Rating (9.5 out of 10 from 4 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	100
🆓 free domains :	1
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanel
🔧 Category :	BackupCDNWordpressDDoS Protection
✍️ Support Options :	EmailPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Bulgaria
⚑ Targeting :	BD FI IN MY NL NG PK TR UK US
💰 Money-back guarantee :	14 days
🚀 Uptime :	99.99 %

See also initial WP Velocity plan location on their website!

*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Zynoo positions itself as a performance-first host with a simple promise: fast stacks, consistent uptime, and human help on tap 24/7. Their catalog covers WordPress/Shared hosting, KVM-based VPS, and DDoS-protected dedicated servers (including 10 Gbps uplinks and Netherlands bare-metal). The technical story leans on AMD EPYC hardware, NVMe storage, LiteSpeed acceleration, Imunify360 security, and network-level DDoS mitigation. Geography is a differentiator: primary presence in Sofia, Bulgaria (Tier III+ carrier-neutral facilities) and dedicated capacity in the Netherlands, with an emphasis on quick provisioning and on-site spares.

Zynoo is built for customers who care about speed and resilience more than marketing gloss. The stacks are modern (NVMe, LiteSpeed, KVM) and the operational posture is practical—fast delivery of dedicated boxes, real DDoS shielding, and straightforward scaling on VPS. What follows is how each hosting type fits in practice:

Shared & WordPress Hosting.
This is the "get online fast" tier, but it’s tuned beyond entry-level. WordPress plans arrive preconfigured (LSCache, current PHP), include free domain/SSL, and expose SSH/SFTP/WP-CLI for developers. Staging and auto-updates reduce operational friction, while Imunify360 cleans malware and a CDN option plus image optimization help with global latency. For small businesses and content sites, it’s a low-cost way to get LiteSpeed + NVMe without server admin overhead.

VPS Hosting (KVM).
KVM isolation with dedicated CPU/RAM and NVMe disks gives predictable performance, and upgrades are in-place (no rebuilds). It’s the right step when you need custom stacks, background workers, or consistent throughput. DDoS protection and managed security/patching are available so teams can focus on app logic. Typical fits: busier WooCommerce stores, multi-site WordPress networks, APIs, game servers, or staging clusters.

Dedicated Servers (including Netherlands & 10 Gbps).
Bare-metal is about exclusivity and network headroom. Netherlands servers target low-latency EU delivery with Tier III+ power/cooling and remote out-of-band (IPMI/iLO) control. The 10 Gbps line exists for bandwidth-hungry use cases—streaming, large file distribution, big crawlers—where predictable throughput matters during traffic spikes. Hardware swaps in under an hour and same-day turn-ups (2–24 h on standard builds) are strong operational notes for production workloads.

Storage & Regional Placement.
Storage servers in Bulgaria make sense for backup targets, media libraries, and archival datasets, while the Sofia location (well-peered, power-efficient, Tier III+) gives good routes across SE Europe and into MENA/Asia compared to Western-EU-only footprints.

Overall, they’ve aimed for a clean ladder: Shared/WordPress → VPS → Dedicated (1 Gbps/10 Gbps), with security and DDoS baked in at each rung.

Security & DDoS

Multi-layer DDoS protection across plans, free SSL on shared/WordPress, and Imunify360 for malware defense. Dedicated servers can be delivered with DDoS-protected uplinks (1 Gbps or 10 Gbps) and remote management over a private OOB network. The stance is preventative (filtering at the edge) plus corrective (malware scanning/cleanup).

Pros

• Modern performance stack (AMD EPYC, NVMe, LiteSpeed, KVM) with real DDoS protection across tiers.
• Clear scaling path from shared to 10 Gbps dedicated; quick dedicated provisioning and on-site spares.
• Bulgaria + Netherlands footprint offers useful routing options within and beyond the EU.
• Dev-friendly touches on WordPress (SSH/SFTP/WP-CLI, staging, LSCache) at entry-level pricing.

Cons

• Mixed uptime figures across pages—verify SLA wording per plan.
• Data-center ownership is not explicitly claimed (colocation model may matter for some compliance checklists).
• Very low promo pricing will require scrutiny on renewals/resources (as with any budget-friendly tier).