Pressable

Pressable shows one price per plan, and its monthly hosting page says it doesn't use teaser pricing and that renewals match the rate you signed up for. The pricing page shows yearly billing only: Signature 1 is $250 a year, shown as $20.83/mo, with a "2 Months Free" badge for paying yearly. Monthly-billing prices appear on the homepage for two plans, $25/mo for one site and $90/mo for up to 10 sites, but we didn't see them for the other Signature plans. The pricing page doesn't say whether tax is included; the terms say fees exclude taxes and can change.

The terms say you sign with Pressable, Inc., under California law, with courts in San Francisco County. The privacy policy gives its address as 60 29th St #343, San Francisco, CA 94110. The company page says Pressable was founded in 2010 as ZippyKid by friends in San Antonio, was later acquired by Automattic, and works as a distributed team. We didn't see a company registration number or state of incorporation on the pages we read.

Pressable's security article names pressablestatus.com as the place it posts public updates. The status site lists dated posts, newest first, with older posts a click away: on 15 Oct 2026 it reported cooling issues at the Dallas data centre, resolved at 21:34 UTC after traffic moved to failover facilities. Earlier posts include a 26 Aug service degradation that left some sites read-only and a 3 Aug chat outage. It shows no component list or uptime percentages. The SLA promises 100% network uptime each month, excluding scheduled maintenance, with a 5% credit per 30 minutes of downtime that you claim by email within 30 days.

Support is 24/7 by live chat in the MyPressable dashboard and by email at help@pressable.com. The homepage gives a four-week average first response of 2 min 9 sec and 98.5% satisfaction, dated April 2025; the plan table says about 4 minutes, and the FAQ says within two minutes. A phone number, 1 (888) 602-6756, is listed with the sales contacts, without saying it is for support. The support policy covers the platform and core WordPress, not your own plugins, themes or custom code. We didn't see supported languages.

All managed hosting plans have a 30-day money-back guarantee; you ask for a refund within 30 days of signup by emailing billing@pressable.com. It doesn't apply after a free trial, or to prepaid customers who choose Cancel Now, and Contract or Premium customers cancel through sales. You cancel in MyPressable under Billing, either at the end of the period or right away. Plans renew automatically, and you must cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends. After that, the terms say refunds are at Pressable's discretion and otherwise all payments are final.

Every site gets file backups daily at 00:00 UTC and database backups every hour, kept for at least 30 days. You can download any file or database backup from the Backups & Restores tab in MyPressable, and restore one yourself with the restore tool; we didn't see a fee for restoring. On-demand backups are capped at 3 file and 3 database backups, and you can add more to your plan. All plans also include a Jetpack Security licence with its own real-time backups.

Free SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt come with every plan. Two-factor login for MyPressable can be turned on with an authenticator app or email codes, and passkeys can be added once it is on; the article describes it as a setting you enable, not a requirement. Every plan includes a Jetpack Security licence with malware scanning, and the homepage lists a web application firewall. Malware cleanup by support is included at no extra cost, though support says it doesn't do forensic analysis.

Sites run from four named data centres: Amsterdam, Ashburn (Washington, DC), Los Angeles and Dallas. You pick one when you create a site, and moving a site later means cloning it to the new location. Each site has a secondary server in a different region for automatic failover; we didn't see which region backs up Amsterdam. The GDPR page says a data processing agreement is available by emailing legal@pressable.com, and the privacy policy uses EU standard contractual clauses for transfers outside the EEA. We didn't see the DPA text itself on the pages we read.

The pricing page lists WordPress installs, monthly visits and storage as numbers for each plan. Signature 1 has 1 install, 30,000 visits and 20 GB of storage. Every Signature plan gets 5 dedicated PHP workers (5 vCPUs) per site, each with 512 MB, plus burst capacity without a stated amount. Going over costs $1.20 per 1,000 visits and $1.00 per GB of storage, with alerts at 80% of a limit. We didn't see a bandwidth figure, and "unlimited" is used only for site migrations.

You can download file and database backups from MyPressable, or copy files over SFTP and SSH and export the database with phpMyAdmin. A help article on moving a site off Pressable lists the steps, and we didn't see a fee for leaving. Cancelling deletes your sites, right away with Cancel Now or at the end of the billing period with Cancel Later, so the help article says to download backups first. Pressable doesn't register domains, so there is no domain to transfer out.