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Deploy WordPress on any Neytom plan (paid or free)

This tutorial covers deploying WordPress on Micro through Ultra or Custom, as well as repeating deploys after your first site.

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Before you start

  • Verified Neytom account.
  • An idea of your hostname (paid domain or *.neytom.com per product rules).

Start “new instance” or equivalent deploy wizard

From the dashboard, choose create / deploy and pick WordPress as the application type.

Choose the hostname deliberately

For eligible free Nano flows, use the single-label *.neytom.com pattern the product expects.

For custom domains, complete DNS and ownership steps the checkout wizard requires before expecting a public site.

Match plan resources to traffic and disk

Micro suits very small sites; Standard adds SSD headroom; Premium and Ultra add CPU/RAM and NVMe for busier shops or editors.

Custom exists when you need non-standard mixes — use the builder on neytom.com/custom.php.

Submit and monitor status until “ready”

Provisioning can take around a minute on a healthy network path.

If an error appears, read the inline message — DNS not pointing to Neytom, unpaid invoice, or policy blocks are common causes.

Open HTTPS and wp-admin

Visit https://your-hostname/ and confirm the front page loads.

Append /wp-admin/ and sign in with the administrator user created during provisioning. Change the password if the UI offers a forced rotation.

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