Pagely

Acquired

Managed WordPress Hosting for the Enterprise

Phoenix, United States · Founded 2009

Headquarters
Phoenix, Arizona
Employees
51–200
Founded
2009
Business Model
B2B
Website
pagely.com
Acquired by
GoDaddyNov 2021

About

Pagely is the original pioneer of managed WordPress hosting, founded in 2009 by Joshua and Sally Strebel. The company invented the managed hosting category for WordPress and has since become the leading enterprise-grade managed WordPress platform, serving mid-market and enterprise brands, agencies, media publishers, and higher education institutions. Pagely's infrastructure is built entirely on Amazon Web Services, offering high availability, global deployment, regulatory compliance, headless WordPress hosting, reverse proxy configurations, and dedicated Linux servers. The platform is purpose-built for WordPress at scale, providing expert support, security hardening, and performance optimization for organizations that demand reliability and customization. In 2021, Pagely was acquired by GoDaddy, further expanding its reach within the web hosting industry. The company remains headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona and continues to operate as a premium enterprise offering within GoDaddy's portfolio.

Summary

Pagely is a SaaS company based in Phoenix, United States, founded in 2009. Investors include GoDaddy.

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AcquisitionNov 2021

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