A place for every stage.
Production, staging and development workspaces help you organize the live site, review changes and try your next idea.
WordPress for developers · Engineered differently
WordPress deserves more than one server.
Build with production, staging, and development environments, Git, SSH, and a browser shell. burnEngine brings your WordPress workflow together on a managed platform with resilient infrastructure underneath.
Production · Staging · Development · Git · SSH · Browser shell
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3 environmentsproduction, staging and development
Git + SSHwork with your code and tools
Browser shellyour workspace, in a browser
Managedupdates, backups, billing, support
Your workflow belongs here
Build. Test.
Make it yours.
WordPress hosting should give you room to work. Keep your live site and your experiments in their own environments, and reach for the tools you already know.
ProductionYour live website
StagingReview your changes
DevelopmentRoom to experiment
Browser shellGit · SSH · WP-CLI
$ git status On branch feature/next-idea $ wp plugin list Your WordPress tools. Your development workflow.
Illustrative workspace. Available tools and environments depend on your provisioned site.
Bring your workflow.
Use site-scoped Git and SSH access to work with your code. Keep the tools you know close to your WordPress project.
Your terminal, one tab away.
Open a browser shell for your provisioned workspace and use command-line tools, including WP-CLI, without switching away from the platform.
A platform, not a shared box
Built to remove the fragile parts of ordinary WordPress hosting.
Traditional hosting concentrates every failure mode in one machine. burnEngine separates the edge, application runtime, database, cache, and persistent data so each layer can be maintained and scaled with less disruption.
High-availability edge
Two gateway nodes keep traffic moving while Cloudflare handles global routing, caching, filtering, and TLS.
Dedicated workload pools
WordPress, MySQL, and Redis workloads scale independently instead of competing inside one overloaded server.
Managed WordPress lifecycle
A focused customer portal brings sites, updates, domains, backups, billing, and support into one place.
Elastic capacity
Independent workload pools let the platform add capacity as demand changes while keeping workloads separated.
Shared persistent data
Application nodes can be replaced and expanded without treating one machine as the permanent home of a site.
Human support
Manage billing and contact support through your burnEngine account, alongside your WordPress tools.
How the engine works
Every layer has a job.
Cloudflare runs the customer-facing control plane and protects incoming traffic. The burnEngine swarm remains the workload execution plane, with policy-based placement across purpose-built pools.
Cloudflare control plane
DNS, certificates, security policy, caching, routing, customer portal, and orchestration APIs live close to every visitor.
Redundant ingress
Two gateway nodes manage the swarm and route origin traffic without depending on one permanent entry point.
Independent compute tiers
WordPress, MySQL, and Redis nodes are scheduled by pool label and can expand independently as capacity changes.
Persistent shared storage
Site data remains available as application nodes are added, replaced, or rescheduled across the platform.
Operationally serious
Fast is useful. Resilient and recoverable is better.
Security and reliability are treated as platform responsibilities—not a list of plugins left for every customer to configure alone.
Cloudflare protected
Threats meet the edge before they meet WordPress.
Cloudflare provides the public security and routing layer while origin access can remain narrowly controlled.
- Managed TLS and DNS
- DDoS and bot mitigation foundations
- Cache and request policy at the edge
- Reduced direct origin exposure
Managed lifecycle
One place to operate your sites.
The burnEngine customer portal is being built around the WordPress tasks customers actually need.
- Site and update visibility
- Domain and DNS management
- Backup and restore workflows
- Integrated billing and support
Limited early access
Managed WordPress from $9.99/month.
Early access includes guided onboarding for your WordPress site. We confirm your plan, available tools, pricing, and migration requirements before your service begins.
$9.99/mo starting
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