Uncached requests need room
Checkout, customer accounts and personalised pages still need PHP and database capacity. We plan the environment around that work, not just cached page views.
Your next step beyond shared hosting
Allocated resources. A managed stack. Room for the next stage.
Managed cloud hosting for Magento 2 stores that have outgrown shared hosting. Your store runs in its own virtual server with allocated vCPUs and RAM, while DX3 migrates, configures and monitors the hosting stack, with 24/7 infrastructure incident support. Choose a UK deployment or one of our international locations.
From £89 per month + VAT · One website migration included
PCI-focused infrastructure
AOC available on request for the applicable DX3 service scope. Your store’s own PCI responsibilities depend on its payment and data flows.
When shared is no longer enough
A catalogue import should not be planned in isolation from checkout traffic. We look at the whole workload before recommending how much cloud capacity you need.
Checkout, customer accounts and personalised pages still need PHP and database capacity. We plan the environment around that work, not just cached page views.
Imports, indexers, cron jobs and integrations compete with the storefront. A private managed environment lets us tune the services around your trading pattern.
Your plan sets out its allocated vCPUs and RAM. If you need sustained compute or exclusive physical hardware, we will compare dedicated options too.
Six sizes. One managed platform.
Start with three useful reference points, or compare every allocation below. All prices are monthly and exclude VAT. We size the complete Magento stack—not just the website files.
Entry cloud
A focused Magento store taking its first step into a managed private environment. We check the complete application and search workload before recommending this size.
Balanced cloud
A balanced resource allocation for stores with busier catalogues, integrations and scheduled work. Leave room for search, indexing and PHP alongside the database.
Memory headroom
More space for database, search and cache workloads within a managed virtual server. A useful option when memory and location matter more than owning the whole host.
| Plan | vCPUs | RAM | SSD allocation | Outbound / month | Price / month | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DXV1Entry cloud | 8 | 6GB | 60GB | 300GB | £89+ VAT | View DXV1 → |
| DXV2Everyday growth | 10 | 8GB | 100GB | 500GB | £129+ VAT | View DXV2 → |
| DXV3Balanced cloud | 12 | 12GB | 150GB | 1,000GB | £169+ VAT | View DXV3 → |
| DXV4More working room | 14 | 16GB | 200GB | 1,500GB | £209+ VAT | View DXV4 → |
| DXV5Memory headroom | 16 | 24GB | 300GB | 2,000GB | £279+ VAT | View DXV5 → |
| DXV6Largest cloud tier | 18 | 32GB | 400GB | 3,000GB | £349+ VAT | View DXV6 → |
Entry cloud
Everyday growth
Balanced cloud
More working room
Memory headroom
Largest cloud tier
Send us your current specification and trading profile. We will recommend a sensible starting point.
“The level of service we received has been second to none!”
vCPUs are virtual processor allocations, not physical core/thread counts. SSD capacity is the total allocation: the operating system, database, media and search indexes all use this space. Monthly transfer allowances measure outbound traffic; discuss additional transfer requirements with us before ordering.
Included, whichever size you choose
DX3 looks after the hosting platform so your agency can concentrate on Magento. Platform incidents have a technical team behind them, 24 hours a day.
Talk through your workloadOperating-system and security updates, PHP, database, cache and compatible search services managed by DX3.
24/7 infrastructure incident support, with Plesk and SSL included in the managed service.
Magento application updates, code, extensions and integration development remain with you or your agency.
Daily off-site files and databases, seven days’ retention, additional VM-level backups and included restores.
Magento technology, properly integrated
Memory needs to cover PHP, the database, cache and search—not just one headline component. We select compatible versions for your Magento Open Source or Adobe Commerce release and tune services around the workload.
Application and extension requirements are reviewed with your developer before migration or a platform upgrade.
Process capacity for uncached requests, with compiled-code caching to reduce repeated PHP work.
Request handling and compatible full-page caching, with checkout and personalised traffic excluded where required.
Compatible cache and session services, alongside database tuning for catalogue, checkout and background queries.
OpenSearch or Elasticsearch selected for the installed Magento release, with capacity for indexing as well as live queries.
Your virtual server allocation
Your store runs in its own virtual server on Intel Xeon Gold 6242 hardware and XCP-ng. The VM has allocated vCPUs and RAM; the underlying physical host is not exclusively yours. We do not describe these vCPUs as pinned physical cores or guaranteed CPU time.
Choose a larger tier with DX3 as requirements change. Capacity changes are planned upgrades, not automatic elastic scaling.
Need single-customer hardware? Compare dedicated hosting →One website transfer included
We agree migration scope with your team: dependencies, tests, live-order synchronisation, cutover and rollback. Additional websites or application changes need a separate scope.
Recovery is part of the service
Every managed package includes daily off-site file and database backups, retained for seven days in a separate data centre. Restores are included.
A daily off-site copy provides a recovery point for the store’s files and database, with seven days of retention.
Additional VM-level backups cover the underlying virtualised services across all packages, including single-tenant dedicated hosting.
Contact the DX3 team to arrange a restore. Backup recovery is not automatic failover; recovery time depends on the incident and the data being restored.
Customer experience
“excellent customer service, proactive interventions before issues escalate, and a platform that's scaled with us over time”
“With DX3Webs, you never feel like just another number.”
A practical cloud recommendation
Send us your store URL, current hosting specification and busiest trading profile. Tell us about imports, integrations, indexing and the issue you want to solve.
We will recommend the smallest sensible cloud plan—and tell you when shared or dedicated hosting is a better fit.
Frequently asked questions
No. DX3 provides managed VM infrastructure for Magento Open Source or a customer-licensed Adobe Commerce installation. It is not Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure, Adobe’s own managed cloud platform. This is managed Magento VPS hosting operated and supported by DX3.
DX3 Magento cloud hosting runs your store in a private virtual server with allocated vCPUs and RAM. Unlike a shared hosting account, it has its own managed operating environment. It uses Intel Xeon Gold 6242 hosts and XCP-ng virtualisation; the physical host is not reserved exclusively for one customer.
The package figures are vCPUs: virtual processor allocations, not physical core or thread counts. Your plan specifies allocated vCPUs and RAM. A vCPU allocation is not a promise of pinned CPU time or exclusive physical cores. This does not mean that you have exclusive ownership of the underlying physical processor, or a dedicated end-to-end network connection.
The six plans range from £89 to £349 per month, plus VAT. DXV1 includes 8 vCPUs, 6GB RAM and 60GB SSD; DXV6 includes 18 vCPUs, 32GB RAM and 400GB SSD. Platform management, one website migration, Plesk, SSL, monitoring, backups and 24/7 infrastructure incident support are included.
Share your current resource use, Magento version, catalogue, integrations and trading peaks. We size PHP, database, cache and search together, allowing room for imports and indexing. The 6GB entry plan needs a workload check; there is no blanket promise that a particular package supports a fixed number of products or shoppers. Upgrades are planned with DX3, not automatic elastic scaling.
Choose the UK, Amsterdam, Washington DC, Singapore, San Francisco or Frankfurt. Each plan has a 1Gbps network port and a monthly outbound transfer allowance, from 300GB to 3,000GB. The allowance is data transferred out, not storage capacity. Discuss expected usage and any additional transfer with DX3 before ordering; confirm primary and backup data locations during onboarding.
DX3 handles operating-system and security updates, monitoring, platform incidents, PHP, databases, Redis, Varnish and search services, plus backup restoration. Magento code, application updates, extensions, custom development and third-party integration code remain with you or your agency. We work alongside your developer when an issue crosses that boundary.
One website transfer is included. We review the store and dependencies, prepare the destination and agree testing, live-order synchronisation, cutover and rollback arrangements with your team. Additional sites and any application or extension work need a separately agreed scope.
We host Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce, including Hyvä storefronts, with dependencies selected for the installed release. PHP, database, Redis and OpenSearch or Elasticsearch versions must be compatible with the store. We check requirements before migration or a platform upgrade rather than promising every historical version.
Files and databases are backed up daily to a separate data centre and retained for seven days. Restores and additional VM-level backups are included. This is not a high-availability service and does not include automatic failover. Recovery time depends on the incident and the data being restored; backups are not a promise of uninterrupted Magento availability.
Consider dedicated hosting for sustained compute demand or a requirement for single-customer physical hardware. DX3 dedicated servers start at £199 per month plus VAT, so they are worth comparing from DXV4 upwards. Cloud remains an option for a managed VM environment and the available locations; vCPU counts are not directly comparable with dedicated physical cores.