Liquid Web offers managed WordPress and WooCommerce hosting, with a path up to VPS and dedicated servers.
- Free version
- No
- Price
- From $19/month
- Category
- Other tools
Liquid Web wins 2 of the 3 points we can measure. Here's how they compare on price, features, ratings and deals.
| Feature | Liquid Web | WP Engine |
|---|---|---|
| Our score | 6.4/10 | 7.2/10 (better) |
| Starts at | $19/month (better) | $28/month |
| Free version | No | No |
| Refund window | – | – |
| Billing | Subscription | Subscription |
| Active installs | – | – |
| Last Black Friday | 52% off (better) | 10% off |
| Category | Other tools | Other tools |
| Vendor | Liquid Web | WP Engine |
| Black Friday 2026 | Not announced | Not announced |
Pro WordPressStarts here
$19/month
1 site
Elite WordPress
Custom
1 site
EssentialStarts here
$28/month
1 site sites
Business
$400/month
3 sites sites
Enterprise
Custom
10 sites sites
Reddit users are strongly negative about Liquid Web, saying its support has declined and that plugins it bought have brought higher prices and forced bundles. One widely shared post tells developers to avoid its plugins after a licence check blocked an add-on on a client launch.
Reddit posts about WP Engine are mostly company news, including a BigCommerce partnership, a standalone Smart Search AI plugin and a trademark dispute with the WordPress Foundation. Users offer little opinion of their own, though one open source post pitches a self-hosted alternative.
On our comparison Liquid Web comes out ahead on 2 of 3 measurable points. The right pick still depends on what you build.
Liquid Web starts at $19/month and WP Engine starts at $28/month.
Both are on our Black Friday tracker. Liquid Web was 52% off last year. WP Engine was 10% off last year.
Liquid Web offers managed WordPress and WooCommerce hosting, with a path up to VPS and dedicated servers.
WP Engine is a premium managed WordPress hosting platform with automatic updates, daily backups, a global CDN and 24/7 support.