I need a WordPress hosting provider that handles updates and does not limit traffic bandwidth.

Yes. The key distinction is “unlimited/unmetered traffic” vs. a host that quietly imposes visitor or bandwidth quotas.

Here are the strongest fits I found:

My top two

1. WordPress.com — simplest choice

WordPress.com explicitly says its hosting is fully managed: it handles servers, security, backups and software updates, with unmetered bandwidth and automatic scaling.

2. SiteGround — best value

SiteGround's WordPress plans advertise unlimited traffic, managed autoupdates, backups, CDN and caching. Its definition is essentially unmetered data transfer as long as you stay within the underlying resource limits.

One important caveat

I would not put Rocket.net at the top for your particular requirement. It's an excellent managed WordPress host and handles core, plugin and theme updates automatically, but its plans have explicit bandwidth allowances (e.g. 50 GB on Starter and 100 GB on Pro).

If by “does not limit traffic bandwidth” you mean a genuinely unmetered/unlimited data-transfer policy, I'd shortlist WordPress.com and SiteGround first.

If you tell me roughly how many monthly visitors your site gets, whether it's WooCommerce, and your budget/month, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best choices and compare their actual renewal prices and limitations.

If you need a host that takes care of the core, theme, and plugin updates for you while offering unmetered or unlimited traffic bandwidth, several reliable managed WordPress hosting providers fit the bill.

Most major providers offer "unlimited" or "unmetered" bandwidth (subject to fair-use server resource policies), and automated updates are standard in managed WordPress plans.

Top choices that handle updates and offer unlimited/unmetered bandwidth include:

- **Bandwidth:** Unlimited (unmetered traffic on standard web and cloud plans).
- **Updates:** Automated core and plugin updates for WordPress.
- **Overview:** Highly cost-effective and beginner-friendly with fast NVMe storage and custom control panels. You can check plans and details directly on [Hostinger Pricing](https://google.com/goto?url=CAESRAHrOzAVVFnhHTzbZ5qLw319DKBbA22pjIIoZM49X80qi4xHFPZXSgmwpfw87THiiU6P3Hj1j-JR16VQvt5pkbQaGZln).[[1]](https://google.com/goto?url=CAESgQEB6zswFYX_w-QDpo9ZTTsn9yDqqv5ST89wU_pIRCfd_isbUPiFoyU-s1yXhiobVvJM8TP3_fMm5WoOfdgPzyl5u60WfMFS9DxfW7YKSI69SiHWpo6kLG2qEE2YmGI-LOl2OWz9bSERpegRQ6mWAuAswCfQ5Yw2E-3_NXguqVYXOkM)[[2]](https://google.com/goto?url=CAEScgHrOzAVp5rpZk8dYDrBJ8Vg03J4uKkGV5xCndZZrgu2O2ZbuazpFo6LXl6S8DrZLqMsj-ZDpQFvFZ16QwZ8UVxJgciRxt2Pl923FRfqj4_Pka_ivO2xDyd8uJVhLjrafRqhLhJ2m4fUa-BEjYqnMUWPrA)[[3]](https://google.com/goto?url=CAESUwHrOzAVfSZtJXjAb7cGqGvGeMklMufNejO2LwXr7ZyqSh2ZPAA9ugcSxkpTFwXmx9pQHYpm1kgz9keN7lgKoX93ugxgTQcYtgOIrCF-ltL38FXY)[[4]](https://google.com/goto?url=CAESRAHrOzAVVFnhHTzbZ5qLw319DKBbA22pjIIoZM49X80qi4xHFPZXSgmwpfw87THiiU6P3Hj1j-JR16VQvt5pkbQaGZln)

- **Bandwidth:** Unmetered traffic (though constrained more strictly by overall visitors-per-month tier guidelines rather than raw data caps).
- **Updates:** Smart automated update system for WordPress core, plugins, and major versions with built-in rollback features if an update breaks the site.
- **Overview:** Widely considered an industry leader for WordPress support, security, and speed optimization tools, though storage is more tightly capped than competitors. Explore options on SiteGround WordPress Hosting.[](https://google.com/goto?url=CAESVAHrOzAV7y6HT4W2EGezqdZhsjkpLsUpv3-mJuIJt2EELs8YiRSZkgesnAwff-TiKTzBAY-EG0UgTv0yE4A_6wnqBj9cv6Mjhmr7NRzUOoHhwNtsxQ) [[1]](https://google.com/goto?url=CAESVAHrOzAV7y6HT4W2EGezqdZhsjkpLsUpv3-mJuIJt2EELs8YiRSZkgesnAwff-TiKTzBAY-EG0UgTv0yE4A_6wnqBj9cv6Mjhmr7NRzUOoHhwNtsxQ)[[2]](https://google.com/goto?url=CAESagHrOzAVST3IQtGwdtH7ZRZkC7rD3iEag6O6FW1Yrbt2z0pnRSbH2_bK6NTheW4oRANH3sPUtqfrc639kzb2IzQnk6OFUUbDgAQqtO02gDDbxxYRrtrT6IRBIMzVZddaU8qgo2kqFhBCt5Y)

- **Bandwidth:** Unmetered bandwidth on shared and standard managed tiers.
- **Updates:** Automatic core WordPress updates and secure patch management.
- **Overview:** Officially recommended by WordPress.org, featuring an easy onboarding wizard and built-in security features. Review their packages on Bluehost.

- **Bandwidth:** Unlimited resources/unmetered options depending on the specific tier chosen.
- **Updates:** Automatic background updates for the WordPress core and security elements.
- **Overview:** A budget-friendly alternative if you want a hands-off approach to basic maintenance without paying premium managed hosting prices. Learn more at Namecheap Managed WordPress Hosting.[](https://google.com/goto?url=CAESVAHrOzAVulFWZlqDYqtReSvGZV1Gw7cOGVHCwxtTubV9mWsk-_yw1642_plvbklyBxfokXDr7W7RpK6_Z7kw-LYLYIMkkoLBdjmTHcz39tVeWFDMFQ) [[1]](https://google.com/goto?url=CAESVAHrOzAVulFWZlqDYqtReSvGZV1Gw7cOGVHCwxtTubV9mWsk-_yw1642_plvbklyBxfokXDr7W7RpK6_Z7kw-LYLYIMkkoLBdjmTHcz39tVeWFDMFQ)

To help narrow down the best fit, let me know:

• What is your estimated monthly budget?
• How many websites do you plan to host?

When looking for a WordPress host that takes care of automatic updates (core, themes, and plugins) and features unmetered or truly unlimited traffic bandwidth, premium managed hosts like WP Engine or Kinsta usually bill by visitor caps rather than raw bandwidth. However, several top-tier providers deliver automated updates alongside unmetered/generous bandwidth policies:

• Hostinger (Managed WordPress plans): Offers automated core and plugin updates, robust security tooling, and unmetered bandwidth across their shared and cloud infrastructure, making them a strong budget-to-mid tier choice.
• SiteGround : Handles automated core WordPress and plugin updates, includes a free CDN, and provides unmetered data transfer (though they structure plans around estimated monthly visit limits like 10,000 to 100,000+ visits).
• DreamHost (DreamPress plans): Fully managed WordPress hosting with automated updates and unlimited bandwidth/traffic with no visitor caps on their managed tier.
• Cloudways : Lets you deploy on infrastructure providers like DigitalOcean or AWS where there are no traffic bandwidth caps (you pay for server RAM/CPU instead), and you can enable automated application updates.

To narrow this down, could you tell me:

• What is your estimated monthly visitor volume?
• Do you need e-commerce (WooCommerce) capabilities or just a standard content site?

Yes. If by “does not limit traffic bandwidth” you mean no metered data-transfer cap, rather than literally unlimited server resources, there are a few good choices.

My top picks

SiteGround is probably the best fit if you want inexpensive, hands-off hosting. Its WordPress plans explicitly offer unlimited/unmetered traffic, and managed autoupdates.

Pressable is the stronger choice if traffic can become very large or unpredictable. It specifically advertises unlimited bandwidth, autoscaling, and says it doesn't throttle sites during traffic spikes. It also includes automated WordPress updates.

I would not put Kinsta or WP Engine at the top for your particular requirement: they're excellent managed WordPress hosts, but their plans have explicit bandwidth/visit allowances, so they're not what I'd choose if avoiding traffic limits is a priority. Kinsta, for example, currently specifies server-bandwidth allocations on its plans.

My recommendation:

• Small/medium site: SiteGround
• Potentially very high or spiky traffic: Pressable
• If you tell me your approximate monthly traffic and budget, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 plans and compare their actual costs.

SiteGround is probably the best fit if you want inexpensive, hands-off hosting. Its WordPress plans explicitly offer unlimited/unmetered traffic, and managed autoupdates.

Pressable is the stronger choice if traffic can become very large or unpredictable. It specifically advertises unlimited bandwidth, autoscaling, and says it doesn't throttle sites during traffic spikes. It also includes automated WordPress updates.

When looking for a provider that completely takes over the tedious work of routine maintenance (core, security, and often plugin updates) while offering unmetered or unlimited bandwidth/traffic, several reputable managed WordPress options stand out.

Top-rated managed WordPress hosting providers that fit these exact requirements include:

1. WordPress.com (Business/Commerce tiers)
   • Updates: Fully automated core software, security, and PHP updates.
   • Traffic/Bandwidth: Unmetered traffic and bandwidth on all paid plans designed to scale smoothly through traffic surges without extra penalties.
2. DreamHost (DreamPress Plans)
   • Updates: Automated WordPress core installs and updates.
   • Traffic/Bandwidth: Offers true unmetered bandwidth across their managed platforms, meaning no hard limits on data transfers.
3. SiteGround (Managed WordPress Hosting)
   • Updates: Fully automated core and plugin update tools built into their custom user dashboard.
   • Traffic/Bandwidth: Unmetered traffic policy with no visitor or bandwidth caps to worry about as your content grows.
4. Hostinger (Managed WordPress Plans)
   • Updates: Real-time automated backups and safe deployment of core and plugin updates.
   • Traffic/Bandwidth: Guarantees unlimited bandwidth on their WordPress-optimized infrastructure.

(Note: Premium enterprise managed hosts like Kinsta or WP Engine explicitly cap monthly visitors or charge overages, making traditional unmetered providers or cloud-backed managed tiers a better fit for unlimited bandwidth requirements.)

If you'd like to narrow this down, please tell me:

• What is your estimated monthly visitor count or budget?
• Do you need them to update just the WordPress core or plugins and themes as well?

If your two non-negotiables are managed WordPress updates and no bandwidth/traffic throttling, I’d narrow the field considerably.

Best fit: Pressable

Pressable is probably the closest match.

• Unlimited bandwidth — Pressable explicitly says its managed plans have unlimited bandwidth with no bandwidth overage fees or throttling.
• Managed WordPress hosting — infrastructure, security, backups, and maintenance are handled for you.
• Automatic updates are available through its Update Scheduler; automated rollbacks are also supported.
• It is built on Automattic's WP Cloud, the infrastructure behind WordPress.com.
• It is specifically designed to cope with traffic spikes, with plans capable of scaling vertically to 100+ CPU cores.

One important distinction: unlimited bandwidth doesn't necessarily mean unlimited visitors. Pressable still assigns monthly visitor allowances to plans, although bandwidth itself isn't capped.

Another option: Rocket.net

Rocket.net is worth considering if performance is your priority. It provides automated WordPress core/plugin/theme updates, Cloudflare Enterprise CDN, and managed security.

However, I'd want to verify the specific plan's current traffic/bandwidth policy before choosing it if literally unlimited bandwidth is a hard requirement.

Hosts I'd eliminate for your requirement

• Kinsta — excellent managed WordPress hosting, but its plans have explicit server/CDN bandwidth and visitor allowances. Automatic updates are an additional $3/environment/month.
• WP Engine — generally has plan-specific visitor/bandwidth limits, so it doesn't fit your "don't limit traffic" requirement as cleanly.

My pick: Pressable. It is unusual to find a genuinely managed WordPress host that explicitly combines unlimited bandwidth + automated maintenance + infrastructure that can scale for traffic spikes.

If you tell me roughly how many monthly visitors you get (or expect) and whether this is a blog, business site, or WooCommerce store, I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 plans and compare their actual prices.

Yes. The key distinction is unmetered/unlimited traffic versus a hosting plan with a fixed GB bandwidth allowance.

My top picks

I'd narrow it to SiteGround or DreamHost for your requirements.

• SiteGround explicitly advertises unlimited traffic on its WordPress plans and includes managed automatic updates. Its StartUp plan is currently advertised at $2.99/mo introductory pricing, while GrowBig is $4.99/mo; renewal pricing is higher.
• DreamHost is particularly interesting because it explicitly says bandwidth is unmetered. Its current WordPress plans include daily backups, and DreamHost handles WordPress automatic updates. DreamPress is its more fully managed WordPress offering and also has unmetered bandwidth.
• Rocket.net is excellent if performance and hands-off management matter, but it does not meet your "no bandwidth limit" requirement: its entry plan has 50GB/month, Pro has 100GB, etc.
• Kinsta is another excellent managed host, but likewise isn't suitable for this specific requirement because its plans have defined server-bandwidth allowances such as 20GB, 40GB, 65GB, etc.

One important caveat

"Unlimited traffic" or "unmetered bandwidth" doesn't mean unlimited server resources. Hosts can still impose CPU, RAM, storage, inode, database, or acceptable-use limits. SiteGround itself says its unmetered traffic applies as long as the plan's other resource limitations aren't exceeded.

If you tell me roughly how much traffic you expect (e.g. 100k, 1M, or 10M+ visitors/month) and whether it's a blog, WooCommerce store, membership site, or media-heavy site, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 options and compare their actual costs.

Finding a WordPress host that handles automated maintenance while keeping bandwidth unmetered requires looking closely at terms, as many high-end "managed" hosts (like WP Engine or Kinsta) actually cap monthly visits or bandwidth, whereas traditional or cloud-hybrid hosts offer unmetered bandwidth with built-in auto-updates.

Top options that combine managed WordPress updates with unmetered (or effectively unlimited) traffic include:

• Hostinger (Managed WordPress plans) provides automated core and plugin updates, robust LiteSpeed caching, and unmetered traffic/bandwidth across its shared and managed WordPress infrastructure. It is a budget-friendly, high-performance choice, though you must commit to longer billing terms for the lowest rates.
• DreamHost (Specifically their DreamPress managed WordPress plans) offers fully managed hosting with automated core and security updates, a custom dashboard, unlimited storage, and unmetered bandwidth. They explicitly advertise no traffic caps or visitor limits on these configurations.
• SiteGround (Managed WordPress on GrowBig or GoGeek) handles automatic updates for WordPress core, themes, and plugins. They provide unmetered data transfers/bandwidth, though note that they monitor server resource usage and storage space rather than hard traffic limits.
• WordPress.com (Business or Commerce plans) operates on Automattic's fully managed infrastructure. These plans include automatic core and plugin updates, real-time backups, and unmetered traffic/visitors without artificially restricting your scaling.

If you can share your approximate monthly traffic and whether you need support for eCommerce (WooCommerce) or a single vs. multiple sites , I can help you pick the exact tier that fits best.

If you want a hands-off experience where the host takes care of core/plugin updates and doesn't throttle or charge you overage fees for high data transfer, look for Managed WordPress Hosting or Optimized LiteSpeed Hosting providers with unmetered/unlimited bandwidth policies.

Top recommendations matching these criteria include:

• Pressable — Built by the people behind WordPress.com (Automattic), Pressable Managed WordPress Hosting handles core and optional plugin updates automatically, includes automated backups and global CDN, and provides unlimited bandwidth with no throttling or hidden overage fees if your traffic spikes.
• Hostinger — Their Hostinger Managed WordPress Hosting plans run on fast LiteSpeed servers, feature smart automated WordPress and plugin updates, and include unlimited (unmetered) bandwidth starting from their mid-tier plans upwards.
• SiteGround — Known for robust SiteGround Managed WordPress Hosting , they automatically handle core updates and security patches, include a free CDN, and offer unlimited bandwidth across their growing hosting tiers.
• GoDaddy — GoDaddy Managed WordPress Hosting features automatic core, theme, and plugin updates alongside daily backups and unmetered bandwidth on all plans to comfortably support unexpected traffic surges.

To help narrow down the ideal choice, tell me:

• What is your approximate monthly budget?
• How many websites do you need to host?

If your two hard requirements are managed WordPress updates and no bandwidth/traffic cap, I’d shortlist these:

1. Pressable — my top pick

Pressable is probably the closest match.

• Unlimited bandwidth — Pressable explicitly says there are no bandwidth overage fees or throttling.
• Managed WordPress with automatic core updates. Pressable says sites are automatically updated within 24 hours of a WordPress release.
• Global CDN/edge caching, backups, security monitoring, and 24/7 WordPress support.
• It does still have visitor allowances on plans, so "unlimited bandwidth" doesn't mean unlimited server resources.

2. DreamHost DreamPress — best value

DreamHost's DreamPress plans offer unmetered bandwidth and are genuinely managed WordPress hosting. DreamHost handles WordPress updates, backups, caching, security, and infrastructure.

Current DreamPress pricing starts around $14.99/month for the first year, renewing at $19.99/month for the entry plan.

The catch: plans have monthly visit allowances (40k on DreamPress 1, 80k on DreamPress 2, etc.), despite the unmetered bandwidth.

3. Hosterr — interesting if you want truly uncapped traffic

Hosterr explicitly advertises unmetered bandwidth and unmetered visits, with no caps, overages, or throttling. It also manages WordPress core, plugin, and theme updates, including snapshots and rollback.

This is the closest match to your wording, but it's a much smaller/newer provider than Pressable or DreamHost, so I'd be more cautious about choosing it for a mission-critical site.

What I would choose

For comparison, WP Engine explicitly measures bandwidth in GB/month, while Kinsta's plans also specify bandwidth allowances, so I wouldn't choose either if avoiding traffic limits is a primary requirement.

My recommendation: start with Pressable. If by "does not limit traffic" you literally mean no visitor quota whatsoever, then Hosterr is the more precise match, while DreamPress is attractive if you're comfortable with a monthly visitor allowance.