Rocket.net launched in 2020 with a singular focus: build the fastest WordPress hosting platform in the world. Their approach centers on deep integration with Cloudflare Enterprise — not the free or Pro tier that many hosts use, but the full Enterprise product that typically costs $5,000+/month. This gives every Rocket.net site access to Cloudflare's enterprise WAF, enterprise-grade DDoS protection, full-page caching at 250+ global edge locations, image optimization (Polish + Mirage), and Argo Smart Routing for optimal network paths. The result is consistently sub-second page loads worldwide, regardless of where your origin server is located. Rocket.net's WordPress-specific optimizations include server-level caching, PHP 8.x with OPcache, MariaDB optimization, and automatic image compression. Their control panel is clean and purpose-built for WordPress management, with one-click staging, automatic backups, malware scanning, and free migrations. Plans start at $25/mo for a single site with 250,000 monthly visits. While premium-priced, the included Cloudflare Enterprise features alone provide significant value. Rocket.net is particularly well-suited for WordPress sites with global audiences where page speed and security are critical — content publishers, e-commerce stores, and businesses where Core Web Vitals directly impact SEO and conversions.
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Full Cloudflare Enterprise on every plan ($5,000+/mo value) — enterprise WAF, DDoS protection, Argo routing, and full-page caching.
Consistently delivers sub-second page loads worldwide via Cloudflare's 250+ edge locations.
Cloudflare Enterprise WAF, DDoS mitigation, and malware scanning provide industry-leading security.
Cloudflare Polish and Mirage automatically optimize images for each visitor's device and connection.
Clean, purpose-built control panel with staging, backups, and migration — no cPanel complexity.
Starting at $25/mo for a single site — among the most expensive entry points for WordPress hosting.
Exclusively WordPress hosting — no support for other CMS platforms or custom applications.
Founded in 2020 with ~50 employees — limited track record compared to established providers.
Plans limited by monthly visits (250K-5M), which can be unpredictable and hard to estimate accurately.