Drupal hosting
We host most of our Drupal clients on Pantheon and Acquia. Both are managed platforms built for Drupal, with the infrastructure and tooling shared hosting cannot touch. We handle the migration, the ops, and the ongoing platform work.
How we approach it
Managed Drupal platforms
Pantheon and Acquia are our defaults. Both handle patching, backups, dev / test / live workflows, and edge caching out of the box.
Right-sized for the traffic
We size the plan against real traffic and headroom. No overpaying, no underprovisioning.
Multidev workflows
Feature branches get their own Drupal environments. Editorial teams review before staging.
We own the ops
DNS, SSL, CDN, cron, backups, deploy pipeline. Your team focuses on content and editorial work.
What's included
- Platform selection (Pantheon vs Acquia vs self-hosted)
- Migration from your current host
- Environment setup (dev / test / live, multidev where useful)
- DNS, SSL, and CDN configuration
- Cron and background job setup
- Backup and restore drills
- Deploy pipeline and code review workflow
- Ongoing platform monitoring
Who it's for
Sites on shared hosting
Bluehost, GoDaddy, and similar are the wrong tool for a production Drupal site.
Sites outgrowing their current host
Slow response, missing features, or an unreliable ops story.
New Drupal builds
We ship most new Drupal work on Pantheon by default. Acquia when the client already has that relationship.
What it costs
Platform migration engagements start at $8K. Platform fees are billed directly by Pantheon or Acquia (typical range $50 to $2,000 per month depending on plan).
Common questions
Pantheon or Acquia?
Pantheon is our default. Acquia is a fit when the client already has an Acquia relationship or needs their specific enterprise features (Site Studio, Content Hub).
Can you host Drupal on WP Engine or Kinsta?
No. Those are WordPress-only platforms. For Drupal, you want a Drupal-native platform.
What about self-hosted Drupal on AWS or GCP?
We can do it. But for most clients, the operational cost of self-hosting eats any savings on hosting fees. Managed Drupal is usually the better call.
Ready to talk through it?
Book a free discovery call. We'll talk through what you need, what we'd recommend, and whether we're the right fit.