Switching from HardyPress?

Sintr vs HardyPress

HardyPress was one of the first services to publish WordPress as a static site, with WordPress running only while you edit. Sintr shares that idea. The differences are in working with clients, AI tools and everything around publishing.

Side by side

What you get, and how you pay.

TopicHardyPressSintr
What visitors reachStatic files onlyStatic files only: no PHP, database or login page
WordPressRuns only while an editor makes changesRuns only while someone edits, then stops by itself
How you payBy sites and storage (500 MB to 30 GB); bandwidth is a soft limit (50 GB to 2 TB)By number of sites. No visit limits, no overage charges
Clients and teamsSAML single sign-on on EnterpriseA login per client, limited to their own sites; clients can use their own sign-in provider
AI toolsREST APIs on the VPS plan and up; no MCP server listedLive MCP server: create, edit, publish and roll back from Claude, Cursor or any MCP client
FormsContact Form 7, 100 to 5,000 emails a month by plan; a Zapier appBuilt in, with an inbox, email or webhook per submission; no monthly quota
Git and deploymentNot listedStarter theme pulled from git; every publish can be pushed to a git repository
Hosting30 locationsEU (Google Cloud, Finland), prices in euros

Prices. HardyPress: €4, €20 and €65 a month when billed yearly (about €7.50, €29 and €79 billed monthly) for 1, 30 and 80 websites, and Enterprise from €300. Sintr: €12 a month for 1 site (Solo), €29 a month for 3 sites (Starter), €179 a month for 25 sites (Agency). Every feature is in every plan, and a year costs ten months.

Competitor details were read from their own pages on 3 October 2026: HardyPress pricing, HardyPress home page. Plans change; check their page before you decide. Something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

Fair is fair

When HardyPress is the better choice.

  • Price per site is all that matters: for many small sites, HardyPress costs less.
  • You want forms connected through their Zapier app.
Switching

Moving to Sintr.

  • Start a free trial14 days, no card needed.
  • Bring your WordPressConnect the WordPress you already have by its address and publish it from Sintr, or start a fresh WordPress on Sintr and move your content with WordPress’s own export and import tools.
  • Check the preview, then point your domainEvery site gets a private preview address first. When it looks right, add your domain; HTTPS is set up for you.

Try it on one of your own sites.

Priced by sites, never by visits. Every feature in every plan.

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