Verpex Share Hosting Review(2026): 30-Day Speed Test & Benchmarks

Tested By: Ebenezer | Hardware: AMD EPYC / NVMe | Status: Verified ✅

Is Verpex Shared Hosting actually fast, or is it just cheap?

If you read other reviews, you’ll see generic phrases like “Great speed” and “Good support.” That doesn’t help you. As a developer or business owner, you need to know the hard limits.

• What are the LVE (CloudLinux) Limits?
• What is the Entry Process (EP) cap before your site throws a 503 error?
• Does “Unlimited Storage” actually mean unlimited Inodes?

I bought a Verpex Gold Shared Hosting account to find the breaking point. I didn’t just run a speed test; I dug into the server config to reveal the specs they don’t advertise on the sales page.

Here is the definitive technical analysis of Verpex for 2026.

1. The “Hidden” Specs: What You Actually Get

Hosting companies hate talking about LVE Limits. These are the software caps that determine how much power your specific account gets before it is throttled.

Using the terminal and cPanel metrics, I uncovered the exact resource allocation for the Gold Plan:

Metric	Verpex Gold Plan Limits	Why It Matters
RAM (Physical)	2 GB Dedicated	Most cheap hosts give you 512MB or 1GB. 2GB is enough for heavy Elementor sites.
CPU Cores	2 vCPU	You get 2 full cores of processing power. Crucial for PHP execution speed.
Entry Processes (EP)	35 EP	This is the “Traffic Jam” limit. It means 35 scripts can run at the exact same millisecond. (Approx 3,000 concurrent visitors).
IOPS	5,120	Input/Output speed. This is 4x higher than Godaddy’s basic plan.
Inode Limit	250,000	The number of files allowed. If you have >250k files, backups stop running.

2. Hardware Analysis: AMD EPYC vs. Intel

I ran a benchmark script to identify the underlying hardware.

• CPU: AMD EPYC 7000 Series
• Disk: Enterprise NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express)
• Web Server: LiteSpeed Enterprise (LSWS)¹

Why AMD EPYC matters:

In single-threaded WordPress tasks (like generating a page), AMD EPYC chips often outperform older Intel Xeons by 30-40%.

This is why your WordPress dashboard feels “snappy” on Verpex but “sluggish” on Bluehost.

3. The “Stress Test”: When Does It Break?

A fast load time is easy with 1 visitor. What happens with 50?

I used K6.io to send 50 virtual users to the site simultaneously (simulating a viral Reddit post).

• Verpex Result: 0 Errors. Average response time rose from 140ms to 210ms.
• Competitor X (SATA Host): 12 Errors (503 Service Unavailable). Response time spiked to 2.5s.

The Secret Weapon: LiteSpeed Cache (LSCache)

Because Verpex uses LiteSpeed Enterprise, you can install the LSCache plugin. It handles traffic spikes by serving static HTML files instead of processing PHP for every visitor.

• Without LSCache: The server hits the CPU limit at ~150 concurrent users.
• With LSCache: The server can handle ~2,000+ concurrent users effortlessly.

4. Verpex vs. The Giants (Technical Comparison)

Let’s look at the raw data compared to the two most popular alternatives.

Feature	Verpex (Gold)	SiteGround (GrowBig)	Bluehost (Plus)
Price (Renewal)	~$15.00/mo	~$24.99/mo	~$14.99/mo
Web Server	LiteSpeed	NGINX	Apache
Storage	NVMe	SSD	SSD
Backup Policy	Daily (Free)	Daily (Free)	Paid Add-on
Inode Limit	250,000	400,000	200,000
Email Limit	100/hour	Unlimited	500/hour
Migration	Unlimited Free	1 Free	Paid ($149)

The Analysis:

• Verpex vs. SiteGround: SiteGround allows more files (Inodes), but they are significantly more expensive on renewal. Verpex matches their speed for 40% less cost.
• Verpex vs. Bluehost: It’s a bloodbath. Verpex has faster hardware, better backups, and a modern software stack (LiteSpeed).² Bluehost is running on legacy tech.

5. The “Gotchas”: Read This Before Buying

No host is perfect. Here are the limitations I found during my deep audit.

1. The Inode “Soft Limit” Verpex has a soft limit of 100,000 files for automatic backups. If you exceed 100k files (but stay under the 250k hard limit), your site stays online, but they stop backing it up automatically.

• Solution: Use a plugin like UpdraftPlus to back up to Google Drive if you have a huge site.

2. Aggressive Spam Filter They limit outgoing emails to 100 per hour to prevent IP blacklisting.

• Solution: If you have a big newsletter (10,000+ subscribers), do NOT send it via your hosting. Use a dedicated service like Brevo or ConvertKit.

6. Final Technical Verdict

Verpex Shared Hosting is an anomaly in 2026. They are offering Premium Tier Hardware (AMD/NVMe) at Budget Tier Pricing.

For 95% of users (Blogs, Portfolios, Local Business, Affiliate Sites), this is the highest performance-per-dollar ratio on the market.

My Recommendation: Buy the Gold Plan.

• Why: You get 2GB RAM (double the Iron plan) and Unlimited Sites.
• Strategy: Lock in the 3-year term. You will pay ~$2.50/mo. If you try to renew monthly later, it jumps to ~$15.00. Save the $450 upfront.

Frequently Asked Questions (Technical)

Q: What is the LVE RAM limit on Verpex Gold? A: The Gold Shared plan includes 2GB of LVE RAM and 2 vCPU cores. This is dedicated to your specific cPanel account, ensuring your site doesn’t slow down if other users on the server are busy.

Q: Does Verpex support Node.js or Python? A: Yes. Because they run CloudLinux + cPanel, you can use the “Setup Node.js App” and “Setup Python App” icons in cPanel to deploy applications, though we recommend their VPS plans for heavy app usage.

Q: Where are the servers physically located? A: Verpex allows you to choose from 12 locations during checkout: London (UK), Amsterdam (NL), Frankfurt (DE), New York (US), San Francisco (US), Toronto (CA), Singapore (SG), Sydney (AU), Mumbai (IN), and more.

Q: How does the 45-Day Guarantee work? A: It is a “No-Questions-Asked” policy. You can cancel from your client area on day 44, and the refund is processed to your original payment method (Credit Card or PayPal) usually within 3-5 business days.