
The short answer: a news site has three weights: the peaks when a story spreads, the ads, which load third-party scripts, and the archive, which only grows. At the start, a shared plan with good caching is fine; if the peaks are strong and constant, the next step is a VPS or Cloud.
What weighs, and what does not
| Part of the site | What to do |
| Peaks | Nearly all requests are for the same pages, and the cache serves them without work. See LiteSpeed Cache and Cloudflare. |
| Ads and tracking codes | Each is one more request and slows the page. See Tag Manager and pixels and Popups and banners. |
| Archive | Thousands of articles and images take up space and a number of files. See The limits nobody advertises and Disk Usage. |
| Database | Revisions and old data fatten it: Slimming the WordPress database. |
| Speed for the reader | It is what Google measures. See Core Web Vitals. |
How to choose, step by step
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| Unreviewed AI-written texts can hurt the site, and a newsroom’s credibility lives on being trustworthy: see AI-written content and Google. |
| Take backups of a site that publishes every day, and test the restore: a lost day of news cannot be recovered. |
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Launching a news site or a magazine? Tell us how many visits you expect and whether you will have ads. Open a support ticket |
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