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How to Sign Up for Rocket.net Managed WordPress Hosting (2026 Guide)

How to pick a Rocket.net plan, how the $1 first month and 30-day money-back guarantee work, and what to do first after you create your account.

Published October 21, 2026By Derek Henderson2 min read
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Rocket.net does not use a cheap multi-year intro price that jumps at renewal. Every plan starts with a $1 first month, then bills at the listed monthly or annual rate, and Rocket.net says it never raises prices on renewal.

Before you start: pick a plan

As of October 2026, Rocket.net's pricing page lists:

PlanMonthlyAnnual (per month)WordPress installsStorageBandwidth
Starter$30/mo$25/mo110 GB50 GB
Pro$60/mo$50/mo320 GB100 GB
Business$100/mo$83/mo1040 GB300 GB
Expert$200/mo$166/mo2550 GB500 GB

Visitors are unmetered on every plan. Going over storage or bandwidth costs $2/GB and $0.08/GB, or you can upgrade. See the Rocket.net renewal price page for the five-year cost.

Step 1: Choose monthly or annual billing

Toggle between Monthly Pricing and Annual Pricing. Yearly billing gives two months free.

Step 2: Pick a plan and click Get Started

Every plan includes the same core features: free SSL, Enterprise CDN, WAF, malware protection, free migrations, unlimited PHP workers, and daily backups kept for 30 days. Plans differ in installs, storage, and bandwidth.

Step 3: Create your account

Complete checkout to create your account; the first month costs $1. Want to try the platform before adding a payment method? Rocket.net says to contact its team for a test-drive account.

Step 4: Add or migrate your site

Every WordPress install gets a free temporary Rocket URL, so you can build or test before changing DNS. Moving an existing site? Rocket.net migrates WordPress sites for free; see our Rocket.net migration guide.

What to check after you sign up

  • Refund window: 30 days, on every plan except Enterprise. See our Rocket.net cancellation guide.
  • Cancellation notice: Cancel at least 7 days before your next billing date, or you owe the next period.

Still comparing? See Rocket.net against Kinsta and WP Engine, or every plan on the Rocket.net price table.

Sources: Rocket.net pricing, Free WordPress Migrations, and Terms of Service (Rocket.net).

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Derek Henderson

Derek reviews WordPress hosts weekly, tracking renewal pricing, plan limits, and support quality so readers can choose with confidence.