Hyperlane review
A Craft-focused host for teams that need structured environments and deployment workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Hyperlane is a cloud hosting and workflow platform for Craft CMS and WordPress websites. Its Craft-specific offering is aimed at freelancers, creative agencies, and enterprise teams managing professional sites. The platform supports Craft 2, 3, 4, and 5, plus Commerce, with tailored PHP, database, and caching configuration. One-click Craft installation, web access, CLI tools, and container-based hosting round out the infrastructure offering.
Pricing is organized per site. Basic costs $30 per site per month when billed monthly or $27 per site per month with annual billing. It includes best-effort uptime, one-click CMS installs, CI/CD, development, staging, and production environments, Git hosting and integration, and free HTTPS. Pro costs $85 per site per month and adds a published 99.5% uptime level, while Elite costs $300 per site per month monthly or $270 per site per month annually, with 99.9% uptime. All listed plans include the same core workflow highlights, while uptime expectations distinguish the tiers.
The main appeal is the depth of the deployment workflow rather than broad application hosting. Teams can clone code, content, and databases separately, use Git or SFTP deployment, manage automated backups, and connect GitLab, Let’s Encrypt, Varnish, Redis, and Solr. Automated backups have seven-day retention. Hyperlane suits Craft teams that want managed infrastructure around version control, staging, and releases. It is less suitable for a single small site seeking the lowest-cost hosting option, a permanent free plan, or a hosting model priced across an account rather than per site.
Hyperlane pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Craft-tailored PHP, database, and caching configuration
- Separate development, staging, and production environments
- Git hosting, automated deployments, and environment cloning
- Where it doesn't
- Basic uses best-effort uptime rather than a stated service level
- Plans are billed per site, which can raise costs across portfolios
- There is no permanent free plan
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