Fast hosting. One contact. No upsells.
Managed hosting on a modern platform, the kind that loads fast and stays up when traffic spikes. I handle the technical side, and you get one invoice a year.
Renewal notices, slow shared hosting, a surprise bill for SSL.
If your hosting bill has more line items than your phone contract, and the site still takes four seconds to appear, something has gone wrong. Cheap hosting is usually cheap for a reason.
I host it. You don't think about it.
A global network so the site loads quickly wherever the visitor is. Free SSL, daily backups, and uptime monitoring as standard. One person to contact when something needs sorting, and one invoice a year at renewal.
What you get
What hosting should include as standard, without anything bolted on at checkout.
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A global network, so the site loads quickly anywhere
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A free SSL certificate that renews itself
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Daily backups, kept for 30 days
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Uptime monitoring with alerts
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DNS managed, so you never log into Cloudflare
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Domain registration and renewals, if you want me to hold them
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One invoice a year
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A quick response if something breaks
How it works
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Audit
A quick look at what you are paying for now and what you actually need.
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DNS handover
I take over the DNS so renewals and certificates are off your plate.
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Migration
The site moves to fast managed infrastructure with no downtime.
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Live
You stop thinking about hosting, and I keep an eye on it.
Questions
How does it compare to GoDaddy or Bluehost?
Faster and more reliable, with nothing bolted on. It runs on the kind of infrastructure agencies pay a lot more for, and you will notice it on the first page load.
What's the annual cost?
It depends on the site, but most small business sites come to between £180 and £360 a year, all in. Domain renewal is optional on top of that.
Can you handle the domain too?
Yes. I can take the domain over and renew it for you, or leave it with your current registrar and just manage the DNS. Whichever is easier.
Tell me what you're weighing up
Most projects begin with a short conversation. I will give you a straight answer on whether I am the right person for it, and roughly what it would cost.