WordPress.org Hosting Directory JSON Generator

Welcome to the JSON file creation tool for the WordPress Hosting Directory.

This is a test tool, with certain limitations, intended to help you create a first basic version of the configuration file.

Remember that the file must comply with the JSON Schema standard.

Company

General information

[required] The official name of the hosting provider company.
[required] The URL to the company's homepage, providing an overview of their services and offerings.
[required] The URL to the terms and conditions page, outlining the legal agreements between the company and its customers.
[required] The URL to the company's privacy policy page, detailing how customer data is handled and protected.
The URL to the content policy page, describing what content is allowed or prohibited on hosted sites.
The URL to the company's open source projects page, showcasing any contributions to open source initiatives.
[required] A list of the payment methods accepted by the company, such as credit cards, PayPal, and cryptocurrencies.

Contribution information

[required] A boolean value indicating whether the company actively contributes to the WordPress project.
The URL to the company's Five for the Future pledge page, showing their commitment to contributing to WordPress.

Contributor information

Your WordPress.org username associated with the company. If there is more than one user, separated by comma.
The name of the bot used by the WordPress.org Hosting Test Tool. If there is more than one user, separated by comma.
WordPress.org employee username associated with the company. If there is more than one user, separated by comma.

Product: shared hosting

Does your company offer shared hosting as a product or service?

Control Panel

[required] A boolean value indicating whether the shared hosting has a control panel.
[required] The control panel provided with the hosting plan, for site management purposes.

Environment

PHP

PHP versions
[required] Lists the PHP versions supported by the hosting service. PHP is a widely-used open-source scripting language that is especially suited for web development.
PHP extensions
[required] Enumerates the PHP extensions available with the hosting plan. PHP extensions extend the functionality of PHP for more comprehensive web development capabilities.

Performance Server Side

[required] Lists the HTTP protocol versions supported by the hosting server, impacting the speed and security of data transfer between the server and clients.
[required] Specifies if GZIP compression is available, a method for reducing the size of the files sent from your server to increase the speed to which they are transferred to the browser.
[required] A boolean indicating whether Brotli compression is supported. Brotli is a newer compression algorithm that can provide better compression ratios than GZIP.

Object Cache

[required] A boolean value indicating whether the shared hosting has an object cache.
[required] Lists the object caching options available, which can include in-memory data storage systems like Redis and Memcached. Object caching helps improve WordPress performance by storing data in memory for faster retrieval.

IP address

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[required] A boolean indicating if an IPv4 address is provided with the hosting service.
[required] Specifies if additional IPv4 addresses are available upon request or included in the plan.
[required] States whether IPv6 support is available, which is essential for future-proofing services and enhancing connectivity.
[required] Indicates if extra IPv6 addresses can be allocated to your hosting account, useful for large-scale deployments.

Datacenter

Country
[required] Lists the countries where the hosting provider's data centers are located. This information is crucial for understanding the geographical distribution of the provider's infrastructure and can affect website latency and compliance with regional regulations.
Data stored
[required] Enumerates the countries where the hosting provider stores its clients' data. This detail is important for clients concerned with data sovereignty and compliance with local data protection laws.
Privacy compliance
[required] Specifies the privacy and data protection regulations with which the hosting provider complies. Examples include GDPR for data protection in the European Union, CCPA for privacy in California, USA, and others. Compliance with these regulations ensures that the provider adheres to legal standards for data privacy and protection.

CDN

[required] Indicates if the hosting provider offers its own CDN (Content Delivery Network) solution, which can greatly improve website load times for visitors from different geographical locations.
[required] Specifies whether there is direct integration support for Cloudflare's services, including its CDN, security, and DNS services.
[required] A boolean that shows if the hosting service integrates with other CDN providers, offering flexibility in choosing CDN services.

This tools has been made by the WordPress.org Hosting Team.