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Should I commit to a dedicated server with WPEngine for hosting websites? Or are there better alternatives?

I am currently utilizing 27 shared hosting accounts with WPEngine ($30/mo), with 71GB of storage utilized in total. See this table for an easier look at it.

Currently Utilizing (Shared Hosting) Dedicated Server
Licenses 27 100
Storage 70.61 150
Price $800/mo $725/mo

Cost-wise, it definitely makes sense to make the move to a dedicated server, since we are growing on average 2-5 licenses per month.

But I wanted to talk with the professionals out there and see if this is the solution that I should go with.

What I need from my hosting provider:

- Staging and development environments for EACH license

- Daily backups

- One click restore

- Free SSL certificates

- 24/7 chat support

- Ability to add users to hosting backend

- Phone support (preferred)

- WP Plugin manager (preferred)

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I would very much appreciate your alls input!!! Ideally, if other companies can match all the features but at a lower cost that would be great. Although I a not as much looking at price as much I a looking at the features and performance. I have been very happy with the performance of WPEngine for even the shared licenses.

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