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Web hosting that doesn't get in your way. WordPress, VPS, cloud — fast NVMe servers, multiple data centers, 30-day money-back.

We're TPC Hosting — the tech nerds running a hosting company. Fast servers in Germany, Romania, USA, and Turkey for small businesses, freelancers, and builders across Europe and beyond. Web hosting, WordPress hosting, VPS, cloud, domains, SSL, professional email, and self-hosted n8n for your automation workflows — the full toolkit, without the bloat. Honest pricing, no upsells when you don't need them, NVMe-fast servers, GDPR-compliant data centers in Germany and Romania (plus US and Turkey for global reach), and a 30-day money-back guarantee on everything. Drop us a line — we'll get back to you fast.

05/11/2026

If AI crawlers now visit your site more than people do, you might be wondering whether all that PageSpeed work still pays off. Short answer: yes, but maybe not for the reason you've been chasing. Speed actually does two different jobs. It helps real people feel at home and click the button they came for, and it helps machines pull your content cleanly and reliably. Once you split those two, a good chunk of your old checklist quietly stops mattering, which means you get your free afternoons back. We walk through how to tell the two apart and where your effort is still worth it. Have a read and let us know what you'd drop first: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/pagespeed-worth-it-ai-crawlers-2026

04/11/2026

Good news if you run a small site: the "please slow down" signals you send to bots now carry real weight. Cloudflare has started checking whether the crawlers on its Verified Bots list actually obey your robots.txt and your 429 "too many requests" responses. If a verified bot ignores your rules, it can lose its badge and get treated like any other anonymous crawler. The best part is you don't have to touch a single line of config to benefit. This shifts a little power back to the people who actually run the sites, and it may trim some of that pushy AI-crawler traffic too. We walk through what "continuous accountability" means in practice, and the one header change worth making this week. Have a read here: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/cloudflare-verified-bots-robots-txt-429

03/11/2026

Got an email saying a certificate was just issued for your domain? Take a breath — that's usually good news, not a breach. A Certificate Transparency alert is more like a receipt than an alarm. It fires every time a certificate is logged for your name, whether you asked for it or not. Your job is simple: check the issuer, the hostname, and the timing against what you already run. If it all lines up, you can close the tab and get on with your day. If it doesn't, now you've got a real lead worth following.

More people are seeing these for the first time lately, so we wrote a plain, step-by-step guide to help you read one calmly. We're in this together. Have a look here: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/certificate-transparency-alerts-how-to-read

02/11/2026

Letting an AI agent help with your hosting? Here's the one habit that saves you a very bad day: give it its own limited account, not your admin login. Read-only by default, and keep your backups somewhere the agent has no keys to. Do that and a bad run is an annoyance, not a funeral.

This isn't scare talk. There are real, documented cases of coding agents running a destructive command against a live database during what looked like a safe session. The fix is old and boring: least privilege. The twist is an AI agent moves fast and will chain ten steps before you've read the first one.

In our guide we walk through it setting by setting, in the order that matters. And if you ever want a hand, our engineers are real people, here around the clock. Read it here: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/ai-agent-guardrails-production-database

30/10/2026

Here's a number that stings: 68% of WordPress owners have already been breached at least once. The reassuring part? The 32% who stay clean aren't doing anything clever. They just do four plain, boring things consistently.

The biggest one is updating on a schedule, not when you happen to remember. Most break-ins aren't some genius zero-day. They're a six-month-old plugin flaw with a patch that shipped ages ago and nobody installed. Turn on auto-updates for minor core releases and the plugins you trust, and handle the risky ones (payments, forms, memberships) by hand within 72 hours.

You can set the whole routine up in an afternoon and then mostly forget it. We walk through all four habits here, and if you ever get stuck, real engineers are around to help.

https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/wordpress-security-2026-four-habits

29/10/2026

Did your cPanel renewal make you wince again this year? You're not imagining it. Since the per-account pricing model arrived, the cost of running a cPanel server has climbed year after year, and Plesk and WHMCS have followed the same path. The good news: there are real alternatives, and for a single server or a small host, some of them are free.

Switching a control panel isn't like swapping a theme, though. The friction is real, and most "just move to X" lists skip the hard part. So we wrote the honest version: what the hikes actually cost per server, which panels are worth the move, and the migration pain to budget for before you commit.

Read it here, then come talk to us. Real engineers, EU-hosted, 30 days to back out, and free migration help if you make the jump: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/cpanel-plesk-price-hikes-panel-alternatives

28/10/2026

Got a renewal notice that jumped by half? You're not alone. This started on r/webhosting when an OVH customer watched their price climb 54% in 11 months, and it hit a nerve because energy costs have made every EU host jumpy.

Here's the calm, boring fix that actually works: find the price-revision clause in your current contract, write down the real date your rate is locked until, and get your next quote on a fixed term in writing before you move anything. A big mid-term increase is a contract problem first and a technical one second.

We hosted this article to help you move off a ballooning bill without a panicked 2 a.m. migration. Plain pricing, EU-hosted, real engineers on hand, and 30 days to back out if it's not right for you.

https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/ovh-price-increase-lock-in-hosting-costs

27/10/2026

Quick heads-up for anyone who owns a website: on October 11, the key that signs the very top of the DNS (the root zone) rolls over to a new one called KSK-2024. For most small sites, nothing will break. But if a resolver your visitors rely on is still holding the old key, your domain could stop resolving for those people entirely. The fix is about five minutes of work, and it's much nicer to do it before the rollover than during it.

If you host with us, you can relax, our resolvers and signing are already on KSK-2024. This guide is for the parts we don't control: your office network, your laptop, and any DNS you run yourself. We've laid out three plain checks to run this week, written for people who own sites rather than run nameservers. Read it here: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/dns-root-ksk-2024-rollover-checks

26/10/2026

Ever asked ChatGPT about your own company and watched it describe a bigger competitor instead? You're not imagining it, and it isn't your writing. When an AI has thin data about you and lots about a rival in the same niche or city, it fills the gap with the closest well-documented match. That's brand substitution, and churning out more blog posts won't fix it.

The real fix is giving the machine consistent facts in the same shape everywhere it looks, so it can actually confirm you're distinct and real. We break down why it happens and the specific moves that stop an AI from handing your identity to a competitor. Have a read, and tell us if your brand has been swapped: https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/fix-brand-substitution-in-ai-answers

23/10/2026

Letting an AI agent add bot protection to your site? That shortcut is genuinely handy, but here's the thing we want you to walk away with: the visible checkbox on your form stops nothing on its own. The only part that actually blocks bots is your backend refusing any request without a fresh, verified token. Tools like Turnstile Spin can write that server-side check for you with Claude Code or Cursor, and most of the time they get it right. The trick is taking five minutes to confirm it before you ship, instead of trusting the green checkmark and assuming you're covered. Our post walks you through exactly what to look for in the diff, in plain language. Read it, then go check your own setup. We're happy to talk it through if you get stuck. https://tpc-hosting.com/blog/turnstile-spin-ai-agent-bot-protection

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