Unihost | Multipurpose Hosting WordPress Theme WordPress theme homepage layout for a business hosting hosting company website

Unihost | Multipurpose Hosting WordPress Theme Overview

Two homepage arrangements for a hosting provider, with a comparison pricing table, a sticky masthead and page layouts full width or with either sidebar.

themelooks is the seller. Elementor composes the pages over a Bootstrap grid, Sass sources ship with the files, Redux drives the options panel and CMB2 the meta boxes.

What separates it from most neighbours is a genuine client-area template, added in the second release and carried forward since.

Key Features of Unihost | Multipurpose Hosting WordPress Theme

  • Two homepage arrangements for the hosting front page
  • Comparison pricing table setting plan tiers side by side
  • Client-area template for the separately licensed billing platform
  • One-click demonstration install carrying content, sliders and options
  • Redux options panel working alongside CMB2 meta boxes
  • Sticky masthead with full-width and single-sidebar page layouts
  • Elementor composition with the Sass sources supplied
  • Contact Form 7 forms styled to match the design
  • Example child theme plus translation template files
  • Per-page controls for loader, breadcrumb and header

Who Unihost | Multipurpose Hosting WordPress Theme Is Suitable For

Shared, reseller and VPS providers, managed WordPress shops and resellers selling several service levels from one site.

Here the billing answer is yes, with conditions. A client-area template genuinely ships: the history records it arriving at version 1.1 and refreshed at every release since, each entry naming the billing generation it matched, most recently the 8.13 series. That pin matters: the template dresses software you license on a recurring fee, install and patch yourself, and when the vendor moves past the pinned generation the template waits on themelooks. WooCommerce sits in the declared record across five major versions; a shop is not provisioning, a control panel or a licence issuer. Redux, CMB2, Contact Form 7 and several slider libraries are named in prose without reaching that record. A compliance badge on a theme is a label, not compliance. Documentation and support offered are the seller’s, for theme buyers.

Important Notes About Unihost | Multipurpose Hosting WordPress Theme

Draw the responsibility line explicitly, since this design sells several service levels at once. On shared and managed plans the host patches the operating system, web server and control panel; on an unmanaged server that work is the customer’s. Managed means different things at different prices, and an unmanaged box sold to somebody expecting management is this trade’s commonest grievance. Spell out what each tier covers, who applies updates, who restores after a failure. That wording belongs to the operator, not AppiAppi.

Release sources line up. The newest entry reads 1.6, dated 2 June 2025, the packaged style.css agrees and the marketplace revision falls the same day, with no banner figure printed. One entry below is plainly mistyped, claiming compatibility with a WordPress release that has never existed. Every entry also tells buyers to remove and reinstall the theme and its companion plugin to receive an update — not an ordinary one-click upgrade.

Setup & Ongoing Management by AppiAppi

You buy the licence and it stays in your account, themelooks publishing releases and answering questions. We assemble on staging first, where Elementor, the option frameworks and the client-area template meet your server and the billing generation you actually run.

Sample content then goes. Shared, reseller, virtual and dedicated tiers are entered as structured records, so the comparison table reflects a change instead of being redrawn, and any setup charge appears beside the headline rate. The domain field and order buttons point into your billing installation, and we walk the crossing into the client area before launch. Knowledge-base and status pages are published only where maintained ones exist. Translation files support a French edition where your market needs one. Editing, verified updates and message handling follow your subscription tier, and AI supports our SEO and drafting.

Original design by themelooks. This is the starting point — we customize it with your logo, colours, content, services and SEO structure. View original theme source