Hostco – Hosting Service WordPress Theme

A server cannot be seen before signing up

Whoever buys a hosting plan pays for something they cannot see or touch. Until the day their site goes down, they do not know if they chose well, so they decide with the only thing in front of them: a page that talks about uptime, data centers and guarantees.

In hosting, the website is all the proof a customer will see before paying, and every figure on that page is a promise you must be able to keep. With a theme like Hostco, the most important job is replacing every demo figure with one that is yours and true.

Hostco, by Bravis-Themes, is a WordPress theme made for hosting and domain companies, built with Elementor.

The promises Hostco's demo comes with

The sample home page is full of concrete claims, and all of them are placeholders:

• 99.9% uptime, instant activation and 24/7 support as highlights.
• Counters for sites, clients and awards, with text about 2,800,000 domains and a 2001 founding.
• A map with ten countries of server locations.
• Four customer testimonials.
• A 30-day money-back guarantee.

Review them one by one. If you are not present in ten countries, trim the map; if you have no testimonials yet, remove the block rather than leaving the samples.

Ready-made sales pages and Elementor widgets

• Twelve home page variants, dark versions among them, and a landing page.
• Hosting: shared, cloud, VPS and WordPress.
• Domains: registration, transfer, pricing and extensions.
• Plans: four tiers with a monthly or yearly toggle, plus a block explaining the purchase in four steps.
• News, contact, help, login and registration.

Hostco brings more than 80 custom widgets, including pricing, accordion, team, testimonials and countdown, plus a mega menu and a header and footer builder. Theme options can be overridden per page or post.

It includes Revolution Slider, Bravis Addons, Bravis User and a child theme. It supports WPML, Polylang and right-to-left text. It works with Contact Form 7, MC4WP, Tidio Chat and WooCommerce, with several shop layouts, quick view and filters.

Hostco shows the plans but does not activate them

Hostco's features do not include billing, automatic hosting account creation or a domain search with real availability. The buy buttons are links you will have to point at your own system; in the demo, the main one goes to an external site.

For WHMCS, it is compatible with a third-party plugin, WHMCS Bridge, which is not among the included plugins. Before deciding, check that this plugin is available and works with your installation, because whether customers can pay depends on that connection.

Server, wizard and first test purchase

It needs WordPress 5.0 or higher, PHP 7.0 or higher and MySQL 5 or higher. The recommended values are max_execution_time 600, memory_limit 512M, post_max_size 64M and upload_max_filesize 256M; with low limits the import may fail or a white screen may appear.

Installation follows this order:

1. Upload the correct theme zip under Appearance, Themes. The wrong file triggers the missing style.css error.
2. Follow the wizard that opens after activation to install the plugins and import a demo.
3. Make a backup, for example with Duplicator.
4. Replace every sample figure, plan and testimonial with your own.
5. Point every buy button at your billing system and make a test purchase.

Themes that solve the WHMCS connection

If WHMCS is the center of your business, Phox brings its own WHMCS template and a domain search with suggestions, and Hostinza integrates the WHMCS portal so the sales and client sides share a look.

Hostco on WHMCS, domains and shop

Does it include WHMCS?

No. WHMCS is a separate product, and the WHMCS Bridge plugin is not among the included ones.

Does it sell and activate plans on its own?

It presents the plans, but billing and activation are not among its features: they depend on the system you connect.

How many home pages does it include?

The demo shows twelve variants, including the dark ones.

Does it work for selling only domains?

It has registration, transfer, pricing and extension pages, but availability checks must come from your system.

Can I sell products as well as hosting?

Yes, with WooCommerce: the theme has several shop and product layouts.