Part of the system
Hosting and maintenance of your website
On most websites maintenance is a separate bill and a responsibility that quietly lands with you. Here it sits in the monthly fee and you notice nothing, which is the point: you should hear from your website when an enquiry comes in, not when something breaks.
What you get
Everything included
01Hosting, the certificate for the padlock, updates, security and daily backups. No separate line items and no annual surprise because a licence needed renewing.
No update button
02A WordPress site needs someone running updates every month, and if nobody does it goes down one day. Our technology works differently: there is nothing for you to keep up with.
Monitored and repaired
03We see it when a page slows down or a form fails, usually before a visitor notices. If something breaks we fix it without you having to report a fault.
Speed as maintenance
04Load time degrades by itself as photos and pages are added. We measure it and step in when needed, because Google weighs that time in your ranking.
How it works
At launch
Your site moves onto our infrastructure, on your own domain with a certificate that renews itself. You never pick or pay for a hosting plan.
Every day
Backups run automatically and the site is monitored for availability and speed.
When something breaks
We see it and fix it. If it takes longer than an hour you hear from us what is going on and when it is solved.
As you grow
More visitors do not mean a bigger plan for you to figure out. It scales along, and your monthly fee stays the same.
From the field
The honest version: maintenance is the part you notice least and that costs you most when it does not happen. Sites we take over from a previous supplier almost always have overdue updates, and in half the cases a form that has not been arriving for months without anyone knowing.
Questions
Questions about hosting and maintenance
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