CloudLinux vs
WP Engine
CloudLinux leads in Hosts, Pancakes, Avg Pancakes/Host, Market Share, Product Coverage. They share 0 customers.
62
leads
Hosts
1
74
leads
Pancakes
1
1.2
leads
Avg Pancakes/Host
1
14%
leads
Market Share
0%
63%
leads
Product Coverage
25%
Key differences
- CloudLinux lists 4 more infrastructure products in the taxonomy (8 vs 4).
- CloudLinux covers 8 stack layers WP Engine doesn't: Operating System, Resource Isolation & Jails, Server Security, PHP Versions & Support and 4 more.
- WP Engine covers 3 stack layers CloudLinux doesn't: Managed WP Panel, Migration and Developer Tools.
Products
CloudLinux
- 51 hosts
- 16 hosts
- 3 hosts
- 2 hosts
- 2 hosts
- 0 hosts
- 0 hosts
- 0 hosts
WP Engine
- 1 host
- 0 hosts
- 0 hosts
- 0 hosts
Customers
63
total hosts across both vendors
- Shared 0
- CloudLinux only 62
- WP Engine only 1
CloudLinux only (62)
Shared (0)
None.
WP Engine only (1)
Stack Layer Presence
Server
Control plane
Application security & performance
Site operations
Growth & monetization
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Methodology: Hosts, Pancakes, and Market Share count public host_stack declarations for published hosts only — the same scope the Pancake Score leaderboard and vendor dashboards use. Stack Layer Presence reflects the product catalog, not adoption. Shared/Exclusive Customers are drawn from the same public declarations.