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Servebolt

Norwegian managed hosting platform for WordPress, Drupal, Laravel, and other PHP applications.

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Norwegian host sold on page speed.

Servebolt is a Norwegian managed host for PHP applications, sold on page-load and database speed rather than on capacity. It runs WordPress, Drupal, Laravel and Magento among others, deployed by git push, with a CDN and automated backups included and chat support staffed around the clock.

The customers it is shaped for are agencies and in-house teams rather than individuals: the entry plan starts well above the shared-hosting bracket and the range runs up to negotiated agreements.

Worth knowing

Each plan caps how many live sites it will hold, so what is bought is a bounded set of sites rather than open capacity. An agency outgrows a plan by taking on clients rather than by gaining traffic.

The pricing page does not say where the data centers are. It refers to cloud regions and to renewable power without naming locations for either.

Identity

Reach
↓4341
Ownership
Independent2
Status
Active

Deployment

Deployment
Git3

Regions and law

Headquarters
Norway2
DPA
Standard, published5

Other features

CDN
Included4
Staging
Included4

Support

Support
Chat, Email2
Hours
Around the clock2

Sources

  1. 2026-09-07: Reach
    majestic.com/reports/majestic-million
  2. 2026-08-12: Categories, Headquarters, Ownership, Runtimes, Software, Managed databases, Support, Hours, Audience, Use cases
    servebolt.com
  3. 2026-08-12: Deployment, Shell
    servebolt.com/help/
  4. 2026-08-12: Entry price, Starting price, Currencies, Billed, CDN, Staging
    servebolt.com/pricing
  5. 2026-08-12: DPA
    servebolt.com/legal
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