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Shared Hosting? You Still Deserve Proper Deployments.

Stop dragging files into FileZilla. DeployHQ connects your Git repository to your shared hosting account and deploys automatically over FTP or SFTP — every push, every time.

Works with any shared host
FTP, SFTP, and FTPS support
No SSH or command line required

Works With Any Shared Hosting Provider

If your hosting account supports FTP or SFTP (and they all do), DeployHQ can deploy to it. No need for SSH access, no server-side setup, no special requirements.

DeployHQ works with every shared hosting provider. If you can connect with an FTP client, DeployHQ can deploy to it.

Why Developers Outgrow Manual FTP

You know the workflow: edit locally, open FileZilla, navigate to the right folder, drag files over, hope you didn't miss one.

Without DeployHQ
Edit files locally
Open FTP client
Navigate to the right folder
Drag and drop files
Hope nothing was missed
No record of what changed
With DeployHQ
Push to Git
DeployHQ detects the push
Automatically identifies changed files
Transfers only what changed
Every deployment is logged and reversible
Full deployment history with diffs

What DeployHQ Does for Shared Hosting

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Automatic FTP/SFTP Deployments

Push to your Git branch, DeployHQ transfers the changed files to your shared hosting account. No manual FTP sessions.

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Only Changed Files

DeployHQ tracks what changed in each commit and only transfers those files. No more uploading your entire site because you changed one CSS file.

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🏗️

Build Before Deploy

Need to compile Sass, run npm run build, or process assets? DeployHQ's build pipelines handle it on our servers, then deploy only the compiled output.

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Deployment History

Every deployment is logged — what changed, when, and who triggered it. Roll back to any previous state if something goes wrong.

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👥

Team-Safe Deployments

No more "who uploaded what." Everyone deploys through Git and DeployHQ. One source of truth, no overwrites, no conflicts.

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🛡️

Config File Protection

Keep your .env, wp-config.php, and other server-specific files safe. DeployHQ won't overwrite files you've excluded from deployments.

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How It Works

1

Connect Your Repository

Link your GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repository to DeployHQ.

2

Add Your Hosting Details

Enter your shared hosting FTP/SFTP credentials and deployment path. Same details you'd use in any FTP client.

3

Push and Deploy

Push code to your branch. DeployHQ identifies the changes, transfers the files, and logs the deployment. That's it.

WordPress

Perfect for WordPress on Shared Hosting

Running WordPress on shared hosting is one of the most common setups in web development. DeployHQ makes it professional.

  • Keep your WordPress theme and plugins in Git
  • Deploy changes to your shared host automatically on push
  • Run build steps (Sass compilation, asset minification) before deploying
  • Never lose track of what changed — full version history
  • Protect wp-config.php and uploads directory from being overwritten
Read: Shared Hosting vs VPS →

When to Upgrade to VPS

Shared hosting is a great starting point, but as your project grows you might need more control.

You need SSH access for custom server configuration
Traffic spikes are affecting performance
You need zero-downtime deployments
You want to run build steps on the server itself

DeployHQ works with both. When you're ready to move to a VPS, your deployment workflow stays the same — just update the server connection.

Learn about VPS deployments →

You chose shared hosting to keep things simple. Your deployments should be simple too.