Autoscaling
Smart automation for peak performanceKeep costs low and resources lean with complimentary cloud scaling technology
What is autoscaling?
How does it work?
What are the benefits?
Avoid 502 errors
If you’re with a host that doesn't offer autoscaling, concurrent users, workloads, or requests can slow down or crash your site. The host may even suspend your service until you upgrade to a more expensive plan.
By dynamically adding more server resources to handle those requests, autoscaling ensures your site stays fast and effective, eliminating the risk of abandonment by potential customers.
Who can use autoscaling?
Autoscaling is automatically configured and enabled in every plan across our managed WordPress, managed WooCommerce, Magento cloud solutions, and flexible cloud hosting. No long term contract or commitment — just effective management for significant traffic that’s ready when you are.
Free autoscaling services
Every site on cloud hosting plans receives 24 hours per month of autoscaling for free. You’ll be notified of your usage when you start, when you hit 12 hours, and then 24 hours. Your account will be reset to zero on the first of the next month. And if at any point you decide you don’t want it automated, you can easily disable it in your Client Portal.
Autoscaling FAQ
Nexcess customers love to scale
My previous supplier was “culling my website traffic.I moved to Nexcess when I started to have speed problems with my previous supplier, my site had grown, and unlike Nexcess who scale, they simply were “culling“ my website traffic. The transfer process was simple … I have not had a single issue with everything running quickly and smoothly.
UnmatchedI host a site on Nexcess with an annual visitor rate of 1.5 million users and the service and quality is unmatched. I love that I can call at any time and get highly informed and caring support.
Nexcess is awesome!Nexcess is the host for our eCommerce website, which currently carries over 100 items. We started with Nexcess hosting our site, which was Magento at the time. We have since switched to WordPress and stayed with Nexcess. Even then, we stayed with the same hosting plan for a while, and it worked well.