Cloudways Code USA Up To 80% For New Users

Cloudways Code BFCM802 is the Black Friday offer: 80% off for two months across all products, plans and add-ons, with unlimited free managed migrations. It is published for new customers on the first two invoices only, with a cap of $200 off per month, and it closes on 1 December 2026.

Cloudways Code BFCM802 and the Two Invoices It Covers

The reduction attaches to invoices rather than to a list price, which is what the terms of service describe and what makes the two-month limit concrete.

How the invoices arrive

An invoice is issued during the first week of every month for the services used in the previous month. The two invoices the offer covers are therefore the first two to arrive after the account starts running servers.

The monthly cap

The published note sets a ceiling of $200 off per month. For a small single-site account the percentage is the binding figure; for a larger estate the ceiling is, and the difference is worth working out before the first server is launched.

New customers only

The network wording limits the offer to new customers. An existing account is working from the standing codes in the set instead, which run at smaller percentages but for longer.

Using the Cloudways Code on a New Account

The signup route carries the code, and the sequence matters because billing runs in arrears.

1. Open the signup page the offer links to, which carries the code as a coupon parameter.
2. Choose a provider from DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode, AWS or Google Compute Engine.
3. Launch the server and let the first month's usage accrue.
4. Check the reduction on the invoice issued in the first week of the following month.

Picking the product first

Cloudways Flexible is the customizable managed hosting product and Cloudways Autonomous is the autoscaling WordPress and WooCommerce one. The offer covers both, along with Velocity for managed Node.js.

Add-ons inside the offer

The wording states that the 80% applies across all products, plans and add-ons, which brings Cloudflare Enterprise, Malware Protection, SafeUpdates, Site Manager, DNS Made Easy and Astra Pro inside the same reduction.

Migrations Under the Offer

The code is published with unlimited free managed migrations attached, and that part carries a deadline of its own.

The two-month request window

Migrations under the offer must be requested within the next two months. Requesting them early in the window leaves room for the work to be scheduled rather than queued against the deadline.

What the platform publishes separately

Outside the offer, the published FAQ gives unlimited free migrations for WordPress and WooCommerce sites, with a first migration free for other applications. The offer's wording extends that rather than replacing it.

Sequencing a move

A site moved in the first month starts generating usage sooner, which means more of the bill falls inside the two reduced invoices. Leaving the move to the second month wastes part of the window.

Keeping a backup

The terms reserve the right to end access at any time, with or without notice, which may mean the immediate loss of data. An independent backup is the sensible precaution during any migration.

Trials Before the First Invoice

Two trials sit in front of the billing relationship, and both are published without a payment requirement.

Five days and three days

The homepage publishes a five-day trial for Flexible and a three-day trial for Autonomous, with no credit card required. A trial is the simplest way to confirm a stack before the reduced invoices start counting.

• Five-day trial on Flexible, with no credit card required.
• Three-day trial on Autonomous, on the same basis.
• Thirty-day free trial on the Cloudflare Enterprise add-on.
• Live chat and ticket support throughout, on every plan.

The add-on trial

Cloudflare Enterprise carries its own 30-day free trial, which runs separately from the platform trials and from the two-month reduction.

Support while testing

Live chat and ticket support are published as available 24 hours a day on every plan, which covers the trial period as well as a paid account.

Offer Table for BFCM802

One row, because a single code covers the whole platform for a fixed period. The columns carry the code, the reduction, how long it runs, the published conditions and the closing date.

Reading the row

The condition column holds two separate limits, one on who may use the code and one on how much it can take off in a month, and both apply at once.

The closing date

The code closes on 1 December 2026, which is the tightest deadline in the current set. Everything else published for this platform runs into 2027 or 2028 at smaller percentages.

Where We Source & Verify Our Codes

Two sources sit behind the lines above, and keeping them apart shows which belong to the campaign and which to the platform.

The campaign side

BFCM802, the 80% figure, the two-month duration, the coverage of all products, plans and add-ons, the unlimited free managed migrations, the new-customer and first-two-invoice limits, the $200 per month cap, the two-month migration request window and the closing date come from the campaign feed for this market as it currently stands.

The platform's official pages

The five cloud providers, the Flexible, Autonomous and Velocity products, the add-on list, the five-day and three-day trials with no credit card required, the 30-day Cloudflare Enterprise trial, the unlimited migrations for WordPress and WooCommerce with a first migration free elsewhere, 24-hour live chat and ticket support on every plan, monthly invoicing in arrears during the first week for the previous month and the termination clause are read from the official site at cloudways.com.

Date of the reading

The homepage and the terms of service were read on 10 November 2026. Published terms change, so cloudways.com carries the current position at the moment an account is opened.