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Meet Devyani Ali, Director of Marketing Project Management at WebPros, based in Berlin, Germany! 👋 Having worked closely with cPanel and Plesk throughout her career, joining WebPros felt like a natural next step. Here, she found exactly the kind of go-getter energy she thrives in - an environment that challenges her to scale projects smarter and keep pace with a fast-moving industry. And the teamwork? People across global teams roll up their sleeves and get things done together. That's what she loves most. Outside of work, Devyani explores the world through travel and languages, and she's also a professional singer. 🎤  Take a look at her story 👇🏻 #TeamMemberSpotlight #LifeAtWebPros #WebProsCareers #WebProsHiring #CareerOpportunities 

The biggest reason hosting providers stall on AI VPS is not demand. It is the assumption that they need to become an AI company first. They do not. Here is what SolusVM templates actually remove from that equation →

Big things just dropped in Nova! ⭐ German Localization: Nova is now available in German, alongside English, Dutch, Japanese, Portuguese, and French. ⭐ Design Systems: Build once, reuse everywhere. Keep every project perfectly on-brand without starting from scratch. ⭐ Recreate Website: Drop in any URL and watch Nova bring it to life in seconds. ⭐ Partner Tools: New features are now available to help you roll out Nova with confidence to your customers. Request access to Nova and start building your next big idea in minutes. 👉🏻 Link in the first comment #BuiltWithNova

Business email is one of the strongest recurring revenue opportunities in the hosting stack. It’s recurring, per seat, and highly sticky. Once a business relies on branded email, switching providers means migrating years of inboxes, DNS records, aliases, and user configurations. Most customers would rather stay. That’s what makes business email more than another product. It’s a long-term revenue engine. Here’s why: → Per-seat pricing means every new employee can increase your monthly recurring revenue. → Tiered plans with added security, compliance, and storage create natural upgrade paths. → Bundled offerings with domains and hosting increase revenue per customer without acquiring new ones. → White-label delivery lets you offer business email under your own brand, without managing the underlying infrastructure. The demand already exists. More than 4.4 billion people use email, and 75% of consumers trust businesses more when they use a branded email address. The opportunity isn’t creating demand. It’s packaging and positioning business email as a premium service instead of a bundled add-on. Read the full guide 👉🏻 Link in the first comment

You do not need five AI products on day one. You need three tiers that map to real budgets and real workloads. Here is a pricing ladder you can put on your site this month, without waiting on GPU infrastructure. Swipe for more →

📣 The Results Are In: cPanel's 2025 Annual Survey Findings Are Live.  We asked 3,300 hosting professionals what they need from cPanel in 2026. Now the results are here. Across the board, the message was clear: stronger security, better backup management, a modern webmail experience, and AI that actually solves real operational challenges. This is the largest cPanel user survey yet, and it's already shaping what we build next. Read the full blog to explore the findings and see what the community had to say 👉🏻 Link in the first comment   #cPanel #UXResearch #WebHosting

What’s your average WordPress customer really spending each month?   Not just hosting. Think about plugins, security tools, backups, maintenance, performance optimization, monitoring, and support. The total investment is often much higher than what they’re paying for the hosting plan.   That gap represents an opportunity for hosting providers. Too many providers still treat WordPress as basic hosting, while customers are paying for outcomes: performance, security, reliability, and ongoing management. Managed WordPress lets you capture more of that value without adding infrastructure or operational overhead. It gives you a premium offering that increases customer value while creating new recurring revenue opportunities. The question isn’t whether customers are willing to spend more. It’s whether providers are positioned to capture enough of it. Learn how to close the gap 👉🏻 Link in the first comment

Every AI agent runs on somebody's infrastructure. Right now, most run on shared SaaS platforms, where the provider decides who has access and how data moves. OpenClaw, SolusVM's most deployed AI VPS template, runs differently. Here is why that difference matters more as agent adoption grows. Swipe for more →

Backing up your data is only half the job. The other half is making sure you can actually get it back. At CloudFest, Pratik Jagdishwala, our Senior Director of Automation Products at WebPros, shared what a solid backup strategy really looks like, and why so many fall short. A few key principles he covered: → Keep your backup and production systems separate. Shared credentials or linked environments mean a ransomware attack on one can easily compromise the other. → Make sure your backups are application-aware. If your database backup does not align with your application state - mismatched versions, timestamps, file systems - your restore will break in ways you might not catch until it is too late. → Test your restores regularly and automatically. A backup you have never tested is a backup you cannot trust. The metric that matters is not whether the backup ran - it is whether you can recover when you need to. Comet Backup is built around these same principles - giving hosting providers full control over backup infrastructure, storage destinations, and automated recovery testing. Watch the full interview to hear Pratik's take on building a truly resilient data protection strategy. 👇🏻 #DataProtection #BackupAndRecovery #WebPros #CloudFest #DisasterRecovery #CloudSecurity

As #WordPress agencies grow, their infrastructure strategies evolve too. The State of WordPress Agencies 2026 report found that 90% of agencies managing more than 100 client sites run at least some of their workloads on self-managed VPS or dedicated servers. The shift reflects the need for greater control, consistency, and scalability across large client portfolios. As agencies take on more responsibility for security, performance, and maintenance, infrastructure decisions become a critical part of delivering reliable client outcomes. Explore more insights from our global survey of 210 agencies and freelancers, conducted with #CloudLinux. Download the free report 👉🏻 Link in the first comment #WordPressAgencies #WebHosting #VPS