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Sonassi Magento Hosting review

#18 of 34 in Magento Hosting

A dedicated Magento environment for retailers that need scaling, failover, and security controls.

7.4/10Editor score
Sonassi Magento Hosting7.4 Visit Sonassi

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Sonassi Magento Hosting is a managed service for retailers, ecommerce businesses, and development agencies running Magento workloads. It uses dedicated servers and the MageStack operating system rather than general-purpose shared hosting. The service is aimed at stores that need configurable compute, memory, storage, traffic allowances, Magento-focused infrastructure, and a path to additional web and database nodes as demand grows. It is a particularly suitable fit for organizations that prioritize infrastructure control and resilience over entry-level hosting simplicity.

The dedicated catalog includes ME-D1, ME-D2, ME-D2-6, and ME-D2-4 configurations. Published resource ranges include 8 cores at 3.5GHz with 8-32GB memory for ME-D1; 40 cores at 3.0GHz with 32-512GB memory for ME-D2 and ME-D2-6; and 56 cores at 2.6GHz with 32-512GB memory for ME-D2-4. Disk space ranges from 100-4,000GB or 100-3,000GB, while traffic allowances reach 32,000GB or 320,000GB depending on the configuration. The category listing gives a starting price of 251.83, and the catalog supports monthly or annual pricing.

Its strongest case is the combination of scaling and operational safeguards. Horizontal scaling, high-availability replication, and failover support larger Magento deployments, while Varnish, Redis, and Memcache provide several caching options. Automatic security updates cover the kernel and web-facing software, and VPN access is available through IPSEC or OpenVPN. Firewalling, DOS filtering, and intrusion protection add further controls. Stores that need dedicated Magento infrastructure and can evaluate configurable capacity should consider Sonassi. Smaller stores seeking a simpler, lower-commitment hosting setup may prefer a less infrastructure-focused alternative.

Sonassi Magento Hosting pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Dedicated servers with horizontal web and database scaling
    • High-availability replication, failover, and multiple caching layers
    • Automatic security updates, VPN access, firewalling, and intrusion protection
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid hosting with no free plan
    • Dedicated infrastructure may exceed smaller store requirements
    • Resource allocation requires selecting among configurable server ranges

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