Cloudways Deals USA Up To 10% For All Users

Cloudways Deals currently lead with CW10 for anyone running more than one site: 10% off for three months, applied across whatever the account bills. The duration is what makes it an agency code rather than a single-site one, and the feed runs it to the end of December 2028.

Cloudways Deals for a Multi-Site Account

An agency bill grows site by site rather than in one step, and a reduction that lasts a quarter follows that pattern.

Servers added over time

Each new client site adds usage to the same account. Because the reduction runs for three months rather than one, sites onboarded in the second or third month still land inside the covered bills.

Resizing without lock-in

The published position is that there are no contracts and no lock-in, with upgrades and downgrades available at any time and no charge for idle resources. An estate can be resized through the window without a penalty.

Autoscaling as an option

Cloudways Autonomous is the autoscaling WordPress and WooCommerce product, which handles traffic peaks without a manual resize. It bills through the same account as the rest, so the percentage reaches it.

Cloudways Deals Alongside the Agency Tooling

Several published products exist for people managing sites for other people, and all of them sit on the same invoice.

Client billing and reporting

Client Billing and Reporting is named in the product line-up, which is the piece that matters when hosting costs are passed on rather than absorbed.

Site Manager and the add-ons

Site Manager, SafeUpdates, Malware Protection, DNS Made Easy, Cloudflare Enterprise, email hosting, email delivery and Astra Pro are published add-ons. Each appears on the invoice the reduction applies to.

AI Copilot and the AI line

The line-up also names Cloudways AI Copilot, Managed AI Agents and an AI Website Builder, alongside Velocity for managed Node.js. They bill through the same account rather than separately.

Running the Window Well

Three months is long enough to move an estate rather than a single site, which is the practical use of this code.

1. Apply CW10 to the account in the platform.
2. Move the largest sites first, while all three covered invoices are still ahead.
3. Add remaining client sites across the following weeks.
4. Review each invoice as it arrives in the first week of the month.

Migrations at volume

The published FAQ gives unlimited free migrations for WordPress and WooCommerce sites, with a first migration free for other applications. For an agency moving a portfolio, that is the clause that matters most alongside the code.

Onboarding order

Moving the heaviest sites first puts their usage inside all three covered invoices, while a site added in the final month meets the reduction only once. For a portfolio of a dozen sites that ordering decision is worth more than the percentage itself.

Parking a server between moves

A server switched off rather than deleted carries no charge, which makes it practical to stage a client site early and hold it until the client approves the cutover.

Support during a move

Live chat and ticket support are published as available 24 hours a day on every plan. Advanced Support adds priority service levels and plugin or theme troubleshooting, and Premium Support adds a private channel and phone access to senior engineers.

Trials and Providers

Two decisions sit before the code: which cloud to build on and whether to test first.

• Providers: DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode, AWS and Google Compute Engine.
• A five-day trial on Flexible and a three-day trial on Autonomous, with no credit card required.
• A 30-day free trial on the Cloudflare Enterprise add-on.
• Idle resources carry no charge, so a parked server costs nothing to keep.

Choosing per project

The provider is selected when each server is created, so one account can hold servers on more than one cloud. The reduction applies to the platform bill rather than to the underlying provider choice.

Testing a second cloud

A trial makes it possible to compare two providers before a client site moves, and the three-month window leaves room to act on the result rather than rushing it.

Offer Table for CW10

One row, because the code covers the platform for a fixed period. The columns carry the code, the reduction, its duration, the published condition and the closing date.

Reading the row

For a growing estate the duration column carries more weight than the percentage, because a bill that rises each month meets the reduction three times rather than once.

The closing date

The feed runs the code to 31 December 2028, which is as far out as anything published here and leaves the onboarding schedule free of deadline pressure.

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

CW10, the 10% figure, the three-month duration, the absence of further published terms 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, Client Billing and Reporting, the AI line-up, the add-on list including Site Manager and SafeUpdates, the Advanced and Premium support tiers, 24-hour live chat and ticket support, the trials with no credit card required, the migration terms, the no-contract position with upgrades and downgrades at any time, the no-charge position on idle resources and monthly invoicing in arrears during the first week for the previous month 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.