Put your MediaWiki on KnownHosts high-tech cloud platform with fully managed, fully optimized and fully guaranteed hosting. Your contributors and readers will enjoy the blazing fast response times, incredibly high uptimes while you enjoy the great service and support.
Basic
Shared Hosting
Now as low as
$3.47*
per month
Originally $8.95/mo
- 1 Domain
- 5 GB Cloud Storage
- 5 Email Accounts
- 2 MySQL Databases
- Unlimited Premium Bandwidth
- LiteSpeed Included
- Free SSL Certificates
- Patchman Optional
Standard
Shared Hosting
Now as low as
$6.47*
per month
Originally $12.95/mo
- 5 Domains
- 20 GB Cloud Storage
- 25 Email Accounts
- 5 MySQL Databases
- Unlimited Premium Bandwidth
- LiteSpeed Included
- Free SSL Certificates
- Patchman Optional
Professional
Shared Hosting
Now as low as
$9.97*
per month
Originally $19.95/mo
- Unlimited Domains
- Unlimited Cloud Storage
- Unlimited Email Accounts
- Unlimited MySQL Databases
- Unlimited Premium Bandwidth
- LiteSpeed Included
- Free SSL Certificates
- Patchman Included
* Prices reflect three year term commitment.
Web Hosting with MediaWiki
Having a great wiki install means great hosting - hosting that you can depend on, that's consistently fast from anywhere in the world, that's well supported and served up by a quality company that genuinely cares, like KnownHost.
Uptime matters. We offer THE BEST uptime in the industry, period - it's verifiable over the course of years, and covers multiple servers.
Our automated backup system takes snapshots of your account at regular intervals and stores them in case you need them.
We have a team of highly trained USA-based support and server administrators who are skilled and friendly - and waiting to assist you.
We back our MediaWiki hosting with a 30-day 100% guarantee. You'll be satisfied or you don't pay - it's as simple as that.
Premium Softaculous gives you access to 400+ installs all with a single click. Updates & upgrades are handled just as easily. Convenience of a single click.
Free migrations - check. Free setup - check. Free backups - check. Free cPanel - check. Free Softaculous - check.
Ultra
Performance
Backed by
cPanel Control Panel
CloudLinux, LiteSpeed, LSCache and cPanel are all key ingredients in the recipe for MediaWiki hosting success. Combine those with our top-shelf software, hardware, and networking - and you've got the ideal recipe for MediaWiki, or any other wiki, app hosting.
We're bringing to the table:
- Best of Breed Hardware
- Best of Breed Software
- Best of Breed Networking
- Best Technical Team Anywhere
+ 24/7/365 expert support
+ 100% fully managed root services
& Best uptime on the planet
Whichever wiki you install, MediaWiki or otherwise, KnownHost provides all the key features most small business and site owners demand - without any additional charges. We don't charge extra for the essentials.
Users demand fast loading pages, sites that are up around the clock - and are quick to complain if they don't get it. Smart MediaWiki site owners know these are important and expect nothing less, which is why they choose KnownHost.
You can save an additional 5%, 10% or even 15% off your order (excluding IP addresses or 3rd party software licenses) by selecting longer terms at signup. You'll still be covered by our satisfaction guarantee.
Choices?
Have a look at our other hosting options to find the one that fits your MediaWiki hosting perfectly.
Frequently Asked Questions
If it's good enough for Wikipedia then hosting your own MediaWiki should be good enough for just about everyone! Because it's so easy to navigate and interlink content, it has become a popular choice. As a powerful collaborative tool for multi-user content adding and editing, MediaWiki is a robust solution that can handle many more tasks by adding extensions.
With literally hundreds of available extensions, MediaWiki can be used for many divergent purposes depending on the extension added and desires of the site owner. For example, there is an advertising manager that can be used to create a classified ads site. If you incorporate a Disqus extension within your Wiki, the site can use tags which link into Disqus, expanding the interlinked content contributions.
Generally speaking, MediaWiki's markup syntax is ugly and can be painful to learn for newcomers. This is a common complaint among all wiki software however and is one of the reasons for it being less popular than CMS systems like WordPress or Joomla.