Web hosting for SEO.
None of your sites look related.
Every site lands on a different server, in a different location, with its own nameserver and a diverse IP from our 90+ A-class pool. You add a domain. We do the rest, live in about 60 seconds.
5 out of 5 stars.97.8% would recommend
- 7-day refund
- Free migration from any host
- 24/7 support
One panel.
Every site.
Manage every site, every server, every WordPress install from one control panel. No hopping between dashboards. No vendor portals. No SSH. Add a domain, click install, go live.
1-click WordPress install.
Pick a site, click install. WordPress goes live in about 60 seconds, fully configured, with your admin credentials and one-click login.
- Latest WordPress + WooCommerce optional
- Free SSL turns on automatically
- Ready to use in under 1 minute
- 400+ apps via Softaculous one-click
Run WordPress from one place.
Open login to WordPress with one click. Update plugins, swap themes, reset passwords, or jump straight into the underlying file system, database, and SSL settings. One panel. Every layer.
- Direct WP-admin login (no password lookup)
- Plugin + theme + core update tracker
- File manager, MySQL, phpMyAdmin built-in
- Activity log per site: who did what, when
Every site, at a glance.
One screen shows every site, every server, every WordPress install across your whole network. Status, traffic, disk, backups, all visible without drilling in.
- Live status across the whole network
- Traffic + disk usage per site
- Backup health + last-run timestamp
- Filter by project, tags, or status
Every plan ships the same stack · from $25/mo · 7-day refund
Web hosting that doesn't share.
You add a domain. We do the rest, automatically: a different server, location, and nameserver, on a diverse IP. No two of your sites ever land on the same machine.
A different location, every site
Distributed across our global cloud. Our algorithm assigns your site to the perfect location.
A 90+ A-class pool
Non-sequential, no C-class blocks. No pattern to read.
Different server + nameserver
Nothing ties your sites together. Ever.
Hosted on the best cloud providers
in the world.
We don't run our own data centers. We use the major cloud platforms, the same providers Fortune 500s trust. Different real-world owners, different WHOIS records, different everything.
// 0 shared infrastructure
Different cloud, different region, different upstream, and I never had to think about it. 150 sites, automatically diverse. That's the part nobody else gets right.
Run anything. On a stack you already know.
Every site runs on the same industry-standard stack: WordPress, DirectAdmin, Softaculous, Cloudflare DNS, and PHP 8. Nothing custom to learn, nothing that breaks when you migrate. From a one-page site to a full store, it just runs.
WordPress
One-click WordPress with random themes, plugins, and a mailbox per site. Auto-updates on by default, so your sites stay current.
DirectAdmin
Industry-standard control panel on every account: per-site isolation, full file access, email, databases. Real, portable, not a custom homebrew.
Softaculous
400+ apps beyond WordPress (Joomla, Drupal, Magento, MediaWiki), all one-click installable, no terminal required.
Cloudflare
Managed DNS on every site, or bring your own Cloudflare account for DNS and the CDN. Flip on the proxy for edge caching, faster loads, and HTTPS handled at the edge.
PHP
PHP 8 with OPcache on every site, and older releases on hand when a legacy plugin needs one. Switch the version per site from the panel in a couple of clicks.
Every plan ships this exact stack · free migration · live in ~60s
We move you in.
For free.
Hand us your existing host's access, we mirror, test, and cut DNS over with zero downtime. No migration fees. No clawbacks. Any source platform.
Forward your old host credentials.
cPanel? Plesk? DirectAdmin? Raw VPS? WP Engine? Kinsta? Cloudways? Doesn't matter, we handle them all. One ticket, one reply.
Your sites cloned over to a diverse network.
Every site gets a different server, location, and a diverse IP from our pool, automatically. We test on staging URLs before touching anything live. You watch. We work.
DNS flips when you say so.
You give the green light, we update DNS, visitors see no interruption. Old host can be cancelled the same day. Migration done. Clock starts.
Migrated my whole agency, about 160 sites, off WP Engine in a weekend. Zero downtime, zero broken plugins, zero email follow-ups. I noticed nothing, and that's exactly the point.
Run your network
without footprints.
IP NetworX was built specifically as web hosting with the needs in mind for SEO Professionals, for the link-builders, and agencies who need every site to look like an unrelated, real-world website. We handle every footprint that gets networks deindexed at the infrastructure level. You don't have to know how it works, just that it does · since 2014
No sequential C-class
A & B class only. Randomly distributed. no patterns in the IP assignment, ever.
Different nameserver per site
Unique NS records per domain. no MX on the hosting side, no registrar leak via WHOIS.
Mixed IP ownership
IPs sourced from many providers: AWS, GCP, DO, Hetzner, OVH.
Different HTTP headers
Every site on a different server. No two of your sites share a server-level fingerprint.
Generic SEO hosting vs. IP NetworX.
The shortcuts cheap SEO hosts take are exactly what gets PBNs deindexed. Here is what they skip, and what we do instead.
An actual penalty review of one of our clusters showed no inter-site signal at all. Different IP ranges, different nameservers, different upstream providers, exactly what was promised on the site. That alone justified the move.
We keep your sites clean.
Enterprise security for WordPress.
Every site runs sealed in its own CloudLinux sandbox, so a break-in on one can never reach another. Imunify360 watches every file the moment it lands, strips malware on sight, and shuts down brute-force waves before they reach wp-login. You run the sites. We keep them clean.
Sealed in its own sandbox
Every account runs inside its own CloudLinux cage, with its own files, processes, and resource limits. One compromised site can't read, touch, or slow down a single other site on the server.
Malware removed on sight
Imunify360 scans every file as it's written and rechecks the whole account on a schedule. Known threats are quarantined and cleaned automatically, usually before you would ever see them.
Brute force stopped at the door
A web application firewall sits in front of every site, with rules tuned for WordPress and the common CMS exploits. Login floods are rate-limited and the source IPs banned across the whole network the moment they start.
Patched before you read the CVE
Known vulnerabilities are virtually patched at the server, so a plugin you haven't updated yet isn't an open door. Daily backups mean there is always a clean point to roll back to.
Imunify360 and CloudLinux are what the serious hosts run. On IP NetworX they ship on every site, tuned by us, and never a paid extra. You add a site and ship. Keeping it clean is on us.
Customers running real portfolios.
Operators, agencies, and SEOs who shipped with us and stayed. Below: nine of the quieter wins.
I publish in 7 languages across 140 sites, and I used to pay almost as many hosting bills. Now it's one panel, one invoice, and every site still comes up unrelated to the next. The languages are mine to manage. The infrastructure stopped being my problem.
I host 200 local clients across 12 states. Before, every audit pulled the same 'shared hosting' flag. Now every client's site sits on a diverse, unrelated IP, and the audits got really boring, in the best way.
I hand off to clients constantly. One panel login, one billing line, every site separate under the hood, that's the whole sales pitch I used to wish my old host had. At 160 client sites it still holds. I tell new clients about it before I tell them about us.
A dozen small self-hosted apps. Docker, root, SSH, the works. No managed-hosting handcuffs, but also no 3am 'why is the box on fire', because the underlying machine is solid. Best of both.
We tried six SEO hosts before this. None of them survived a real audit: shared subnets, shared nameservers, shared everything. With IP NetworX, the audit came back clean. 180 sites, 180 different stories. That's the only thing that matters.
I don't know hosting. I know WordPress. The 1-click installer plus the panel means I never touch SSH, never touch DNS, never touch anything I'd break. I'm past 120 sites now, and it's the same three clicks every time: add a domain, install, done.
Migration was the part I dreaded. They moved 90 WooCommerce stores in a weekend, no downtime, and didn't lose a single order or subscriber email. I had a 7-day refund window and never opened it. Two years in, still here.
I run 150 affiliate sites in one niche. On a normal host that's a Christmas tree for the next algo update. Here they sit on 150 different IPs across nine providers. Same content team, none of the cluster risk.
I push out programmatic sites fast, and on my old host they all landed in the same block, one flag away from going down together. Here every site comes up on a different server and nameserver, scattered across the pool. I've scaled past 220 without ever building a footprint.
Host your whole portfolio. Priced per site.
Four popular tiers, or build your own size below. Same stack on every plan.
- Diverse A & B class IPs
- WordPress + 400+ apps
- DirectAdmin + Softaculous
- Daily backups + free SSL
- Different NS per site
- 7-day money back
Prices shown in USD and do not include tax.
They made the same call you're weighing.
Five real portfolios, on the record about switching to us.
Diversity that actually holds up. I checked it myself: 200 sites, no shared subnet, no shared nameserver, no shared upstream owner. I've used hosts that promised this and folded under a real look. This one held. Eighteen months in, not one cluster event.
I moved 220 sites over expecting a month of cleanup. It was a weekend, then it went quiet. Add a domain, it comes up on a different server and nameserver, and I go back to work. I haven't thought about hosting since, which is the highest praise I have.
I run 300 sites, and twice a year I pay an outside analyst to try to connect them. The last two reviews came back with nothing tied together. Different servers, different nameservers, IPs scattered across the whole pool. At this size that isn't a nice-to-have, it's the business.
We moved 250 client sites off three different hosts in under two weeks, and they did the heavy lifting. One panel now, one invoice, every client isolated under the hood. My team stopped logging into five dashboards a day. That alone paid for the year.
On the old host, when one site got hit the neighbours went with it. Same block, same fate. We rebuilt 180 sites here, each on its own server and IP. Now a bad week costs me one site, not the whole portfolio. The downside got a lot smaller.
Distributed by design.
Free migration from any host. Set up in minutes. Built and trusted since 2014.
The mechanics of distributed SEO hosting.
If you've never had a hosting account that actually thinks about SEO, here's what changes, and why it matters when you run more than one site. Skim it. Skip it. Or read it end-to-end. The summary: your sites stop looking like a network because they actually aren't one.
What an A-class IP actually means.
Most shared hosts pool hundreds of unrelated websites onto a single IP address. Search engines notice this. So do spam filters, fraud-scoring services, and the algorithms that decide whether your domain looks like a real business or a network.
An A-class IP means a non-sequential IPv4 address from a different first octet, e.g. 23.x.x.x vs 67.x.x.x vs 142.x.x.x. Your sites are spread across our 90+ A-class pool so they don't cluster on one address pattern, landing on different machines, different upstreams, and different regions.
This is the core of SEO hosting: instead of being one customer with many domains on one server, you become many customers on many networks, automatically.
Why we use many cloud providers, not one.
If every IP in your network resolves to the same data center operator, the network is distinguishable, even if the IPs themselves are different. Provider diversity is what makes a portfolio look natural.
Sites you launch with us are spread automatically across AWS, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, OVH, Vultr, Linode and other major platforms. We hold capacity at all of them. You don't choose which one. You don't have to think about it.
That single fact, different upstream networks for different sites, is the quiet difference between a footprint and a portfolio.
Different nameservers per site, by default.
An overlooked footprint signal: nameservers. Cheap multi-site hosts route every domain through the same NS pair. ns1.budget-host.com, ns2.budget-host.com, for a thousand of your sites. That alone is enough to cluster your network.
We assign different nameservers per site when you want, sourced from different operators. You can use ours, bring your own, or use Cloudflare in front, and we won't override the choice.
Combined with diverse IPs and diverse providers, your DNS layer stops painting a connect-the-dots picture for anyone profiling your portfolio.
Built first for WordPress.
Roughly four out of five sites we host run WordPress. Some run WooCommerce on top, some run membership plugins, some run static-rendered front-ends with a WP back-end. The stack is tuned for that reality: PHP 8.x, OPcache, Redis object cache where applicable.
You don't need to learn anything new. WordPress is WordPress: themes, plugins, wp-admin, REST API, the lot. We just make every install fast, isolated, and recoverable.
If you migrate from another host, your existing themes and plugins keep working. There is no proprietary layer in the way.
From zero to wp-admin in about a minute.
The 1-click WordPress installer takes a domain, an admin email, and a password. It provisions the database, configures wp-config, installs WordPress at the latest version, requests a free SSL certificate, and points the domain to its assigned IP, automatically.
Need WooCommerce, Elementor, or a popular SEO plugin pre-installed? Toggle them on the same screen. Need a different CMS, like Joomla, PrestaShop, or Drupal? 400+ apps via Softaculous one-click. Same flow.
From clicking install to logging into wp-admin: usually ~60 seconds. No waiting tickets. No human in the loop.
Distributed across continents, not just zones.
Our network spans Worldwide, USA-only, and Europe-only regional pools. Each pool draws from multiple data centers and multiple countries, so two sites in your "Worldwide" allocation will end up on different continents, different ISPs, different physical buildings.
If your audience is region-locked (e.g. USA-only for ranking in US SERPs, or Europe-only for GDPR proximity), you can pin your portfolio to that region. The diversity guarantees still apply within it.
You never select a specific city. The system distributes for you. That randomness is the feature.
Free migration in, from any host.
Coming from cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, raw VPS, WP Engine, Kinsta, Cloudways, SiteGround: we handle the migration ourselves, free of charge, with zero downtime in most cases.
Send us your existing access. We mirror the site to a fresh IP, test it on a staging URL, then cut DNS over when you give the green light. Your visitors don't notice. Search engines see the same content on a fresher, faster, more isolated host.
And if it doesn't fit? Seven-day refund, no questions, no clawback fees.
Backups, SSL, and quiet boring reliability.
Every site is backed up daily to off-server storage. Restoring is one click in the panel: full site, single file, or single database table. Backup retention runs multiple weeks; longer retention is available on request.
Free Let's Encrypt SSL is provisioned automatically when you add a domain and renews itself before expiry. Wildcard certificates and custom CAs are supported on higher tiers.
None of this is configurable yak-shaving. It's on by default, on every site, for every plan.
What "no footprint" actually means.
"No footprint" doesn't mean invisibility. Every site is publicly reachable. It means there is nothing structural that links your sites to each other: not a shared IP, not a shared subnet, not a shared host operator, not a shared nameserver, not a shared SSL chain.
If a tool tries to cluster your portfolio, it's left guessing, because the underlying infrastructure was assembled, automatically, to look like nine different customers bought hosting at nine different companies on nine different days.
Combined with WordPress isolation per site (separate database user, separate filesystem, separate cron), there is also no application-layer leak between your sites either.