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Managed WordPress
Core, plugin, and theme updates tested before they ship, plus daily backups, security hardening, and performance tuning. We run the version you're on and the staging copy you test against. You run the content.
Hosting · Web Hosting
Sites that stay up.
Managed WordPress, static sites, and Linux LAMP/LEMP hosting. Edge-cached, TLS-managed, uptime-monitored on the same dashboard as your network. The hosting that comes with people who pick up the phone.
What's included
Hosting, boringly reliable.
We build, host, and monitor the website on the same infrastructure we manage for the rest of your environment. One vendor, one dashboard, one number to call when something looks off. The point is that the site stops being a separate worry living at some discount provider you signed up for years ago and can no longer log into.
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Static + JAMstack
11ty, Hugo, Astro, Next.js, anything that builds to flat files and deploys from a Git push. Edge-cached so the site stays fast under a traffic spike, with a build pipeline that fails loudly instead of shipping a broken page.
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Linux LAMP / LEMP
PHP, MySQL or MariaDB, Apache or NGINX, the full classic stack for the line-of-business apps and portals that still need it. Tuned, patched, and isolated per site so one application's bad day doesn't take its neighbors down.
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CDN + TLS
Edge cache, automatically renewing certificates, HTTP/3, and image optimization. The performance and certificate work that quietly expires on someone every quarter, handled once and kept handled, so the green padlock never lapses.
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Uptime monitoring
External checks every minute from multiple regions, watching for the slow page and the hard outage alike. When something trips, an engineer is paged before your marketing team refreshes the page and starts a panicked thread.
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Backups + staging
Off-host daily backups with a one-click restore, plus a staging environment so changes get tested before they touch the live site. Secure backup covers the same discipline for the rest of your data.
The website is infrastructure now.
For most businesses the website used to be a brochure. Now it takes orders, books appointments, runs the customer portal, and is the first thing a prospect checks before they call. That makes it production infrastructure, and production infrastructure deserves to be hosted like it matters rather than parked at the lowest-bid provider and forgotten until the day it goes down or gets defaced.
That day usually arrives at the worst time. The marketing team is in the middle of a campaign, the agency that built the site has moved on, and nobody can remember which login opens the hosting panel. We close that gap by hosting the sites we design and, just as happily, sites we did not. Same monitoring, same backup story, same staging discipline, same people who already manage your network and answer the phone when something looks wrong.
The site stopped being a thing we worried about. That is the entire goal of managed hosting.
How it works
From wherever it lives now, to here.
Migrating a live site sounds risky and rarely is, when it's done in a sequence instead of a single nervous cutover. Here is how we move one without anyone losing a visitor.
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Audit
We inventory the current host, the stack, the plugins, the DNS, and the certificate situation, then write down what's fragile and what's fine. You get the findings whether or not you move.
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Stage
We stand up a full copy on our infrastructure and test it against the live site, page by page, so any rendering or database surprise is found before, not after, the switch.
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Cut over
With TTLs lowered in advance, the DNS change is near-instant and reversible. We watch resolution roll out and keep the old host warm until the new one has fully taken traffic.
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Maintain
From there it's the steady state: updates tested in staging, backups verified, certificates renewed, uptime watched. The site joins the same monitoring as the rest of your environment.
Who it's for.
Managed web hosting fits businesses whose website does real work and whose team would rather not become part-time sysadmins to keep it online. That covers the medical practice taking appointment requests, the contractor whose lead form is the top of the sales funnel, the nonprofit running donations through WordPress, and the company whose customer portal sits on an aging LAMP stack nobody wants to touch. If your site has ever gone down without anyone noticing for hours, if certificate-expiry warnings are how you learn a cert lapsed, or if updating a plugin feels like defusing something, this is the engagement that makes the worry go away. It pairs naturally with web design when the site needs a rebuild and with domain and DNS management so the address book pointing at the site stays correct too.
Questions
Common questions about web hosting.
Can you host a website you didn't build?
Yes, and we do it often. We migrate WordPress, static, and LAMP or LEMP sites onto our infrastructure regardless of who built them. The first step is a free audit of the current setup, then a staged copy you can review before anything changes. You get the same monitoring, backups, and support whether we designed the site or inherited it.
Will moving my site cause downtime?
In nearly every case, no. We build and test a full copy on our side first, lower the DNS time-to-live ahead of the switch, then cut over so resolution updates within minutes. The old host stays live until the new one has fully taken traffic, and the change is reversible. Most clients see zero visitor-facing interruption.
Do you manage WordPress updates and security?
Yes. Core, plugin, and theme updates are tested in a staging copy before they reach the live site, so an update that breaks a page gets caught before your visitors do. We also harden the install, run daily off-host backups, and monitor for the malware and brute-force patterns that hit WordPress sites constantly. You keep editing content; we keep the platform safe.
What happens if my site gets hacked or goes down?
External uptime checks page an engineer the moment a site stops responding, often before you would notice. For a compromise, we have off-host backups to restore from and the security tooling to find and close the entry point rather than just cleaning up and hoping. You call one number and reach the people who already know your environment, not a ticket queue.
How much does managed web hosting cost?
Pricing depends on the stack, the traffic, and whether you need staging, high availability, or just a solid single-site setup. It's a predictable monthly rate with no per-incident charges for the maintenance and monitoring. After a short call and a look at the current site, we send a written quote with exactly what's covered. No metered surprises.
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