WordPress.
Ready to publish.

Hosting with the site controls you actually need. Open WordPress, test changes in staging and keep a cloud recovery point, all from one workspace.

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Domains & HTTPSStaging copiesCloud recoveryFiles & databases

A change worth previewing.

A new design should not be a live-site experiment. Switch between the environments below, then publish the example when you are ready.

WordPressobjects.example
Published
Objects & thingsShop   Journal   About

A slower kind of Sunday.

Objects, stories and small discoveries for a considered home.

Read the journal ↗
Independent objects. Everyday use.Spring collection

From a domain
to your first post.

You bring the idea and the content. TurbinePress keeps the installation, connection details and everyday controls together.

Read the setup guide
  1. Choose your hosting

    Pick a plan for the sites you run, then choose an available region. Your workspace shows setup progress.

  2. Open your WordPress site

    Once setup is complete, your portal shows the site address and a direct WordPress login.

  3. Connect your domain

    Copy the DNS records shown for your site. Check the domain connection and HTTPS status from the same screen.

  4. Keep a way back

    Create a cloud backup before a larger change. Available recovery points stay beside the site they belong to.

Connection and recovery.

The important details should be readable before you act. Your site shows its DNS target and completed cloud recovery points with their sizes.

objects.exampleDomain connection
Record
A
Host
@
Example target
192.0.2.10
HTTPS
Active

Example DNS values. Your site provides its own target.

objects.exampleCloud recovery
Today, 09:00720 MBCompleted
Yesterday, 09:00690 MBCompleted

Two sample recovery points · 1.41 GB total

Room for the next site.

Keep a personal project, a client site and a growing publication in the same workspace. Each site has its own domain, tools and recovery history. Your plan determines how many sites and staging copies you can create.

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Objects & thingsobjects.exampleLive
The field journaljournal.exampleLive
Studio archivearchive.exampleStaging

Example sites · separate domains and tools

Before you move in.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Add it to the site and follow the DNS instructions shown in your workspace. Keep your existing domain registration.

Does staging change my live site?

A staging copy is separate. Changes reach the live site only when you explicitly publish them.

How do backups work?

Completed site backups are stored in cloud storage. The available retention and recovery points depend on your hosting plan and usage.

Can I get help with a move?

Contact the team with the details of your current site so we can discuss the right approach before you move.