Crave is bringing
craftsmanship back to hosting
We're crafting the WordPress Hosting platform for WordPress publishers who care about quality
Hosting used to be done right. But that standard has been lost over time, replaced by bloated interfaces and practices that slow teams down and hold back great work. Frustrated with the status quo, we decided to build something better. Something teams would actually enjoy using. We named it Crave because the best publishing teams want more than uptime. They crave speed, clarity, and control.
What started as frustration with broken sites and misconfigured servers has since evolved into a powerful hosting platform that streamlines workflows across the entire stack. We don't think of Crave as just a better "host", but as a better "way" to build WordPress.
Today, publishers, creator-led brands, and content teams at every stage use Crave to run the sites that drive their growth. Crave keeps them focused on what they do best: shipping content and digital experiences that just work.
We care deeply about the quality of our work
Crave has always been a fully remote company. Today, our small but mighty team is distributed across Canada and the USA. What unites us is relentless focus, fast execution, and our passion for software craftsmanship. We are all makers at heart and care deeply about the quality of our work, down to the smallest detail.
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Our infrastructure includes enterprise-grade technology and some of the most trusted names in web performance and security.
What we believe
Quality over speed
We would rather do one thing correctly than ten things quickly. Every configuration, every fix, every deployment is done with care. There are no shortcuts.
Clarity over complexity
We remove what does not belong. Fewer plugins, cleaner code, simpler architecture. The best solution is often the one with fewer moving parts.
Ownership over excuses
When something breaks, we fix it. We do not point fingers at plugins or themes. If it runs on our infrastructure, it is our responsibility.
Craft over automation
Automation has its place, but not at the expense of quality. We configure by hand, we test before deploying, and we monitor what matters.