FlyWPReviews of flywp.com

I chose FlyWP to simplify managing a WordPress/BuddyBoss development environment on AWS. Instead, it has been one of the most frustrating support experiences I've had. My initial server provisioning failed due to an error on FlyWP's side. After I contacted support, they re-provisioned the server, but new issues followed. I lost SSH access to my development server, PHP was changed from the version I originally selected, and HTTPS was not properly configured. As a result, I was completely blocked from developing my website. The biggest disappointment has been customer support. Responses are extremely slow, often taking 24 hours or more between replies. Every response leads to another day of waiting, turning what should have been a simple issue into a week-long ordeal. When your development project is at a standstill, this level of support is simply unacceptable. Even more frustrating, there was no opportunity to speak with an engineer when the problems occurred. Instead of offering a timely live support session, I had to wait days for an engineering appointment while my project remained completely blocked. I invested in my own AWS infrastructure, expecting FlyWP to make server management easier. Instead, I've spent far more time troubleshooting provisioning problems than actually building my BuddyBoss website. The platform may have potential, but the customer support experience has been extremely disappointing. If your business depends on timely support or you're working under project deadlines, be aware that resolving technical issues may take much longer than expected. Unfortunately, based on my experience, I cannot recommend FlyWP due to its poor provisioning experience, extremely slow response times, and lack of timely live technical support when critical issues occur.

Their live chat support is very slow, they rarely reply.

This is a follow-up review. My initial experience with FlyWP was very positive. The platform showed a lot of promise, and I was excited to support it early on with a Tier 5 LTD (their highest tier on AppSumo at launch tied to the business plan). However, it’s disheartening to see a key feature like Uptime Monitoring now locked behind a paid add-on. As someone who invested at the highest tier from day one, I expected more generous access to core functionality. Offering only one free site monitor feels very limiting and not well thought out. At the very least, users should be given the ability to install an open-source tool like Uptime Kuma, as is allowed by competitors such as xCloud and ServerAvatar. Many of us have raised our concerns in the FB group in good faith but all of our comments were ignored.

I recently tried FlyWP, and I have to say, it's been a huge disappointment. The first red flag was when I discovered that most of the positive reviews on AppSumo and TrustPilot are fake. FlyWP offers rewards in exchange for glowing reviews and constantly urges users to leave 5-taco ratings. This manipulative tactic makes it hard to trust any of the feedback you see online. Beyond the shady review practices, the actual product is riddled with problems. The panel is full of bugs and vulnerabilities, making it a risky choice for server management. Save your time and money. Stay away from FlyWP. It's a far superior alternative.

This is an updated review. My initial impressions of the product were pretty good, but it seems to be super buggy. SSL certificates don't apply correctly, there's no SFTP support and you often end up with a whole bunch of permissions errors within WordPress. I'd suggest looking elsewhere.